He has reached a new level in terms of mental strength," says Ferrero about Alcaraz
Juan Carlos Ferrero, coach of Carlos Alcaraz, also spoke about his player's victory in the Roland-Garros final against Jannik Sinner.
He particularly highlighted the mental strength of the Spaniard, who came back from a two-set deficit and saved three match points.
"I congratulated him for his ability to fight, give everything, and believe at every moment—what we expect from him as a team.
What he did was far from easy. I’ve experienced it as a player myself, I know how tough it was for him today, and I’m in shock.
It was completely unreal because of the opponent, the situation he put himself in, and what it takes to play against Sinner, who constantly pushes you and doesn’t give you a single second of peace.
And even then, when you’re on the brink of defeat, you have to believe. Today, he reached a new level in terms of mental strength, and I’m sure this match will serve him well in the future.
If he believes in himself even more in situations where he’s not playing well or losing, this fighting spirit and dedication will take him far.
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