In Madrid, Alcaraz makes no secret of the fact: "I can't think of anything else but winning the title". There's been a change of tune in the Carlos Alcaraz clan. The world number 3 arrived in Madrid in doubt. Beaten by Grigor Dimitrov in Miami (6-2, 6-4), the Spaniard, suffering from a right-arm injury,...
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