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"We cannot yet consider Carlos as perfect," Ferrero speaks about his player

We cannot yet consider Carlos as perfect, Ferrero speaks about his player
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Clément Gehl
le 08/09/2025 à 07h17
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Carlos Alcaraz won his 6th Grand Slam tournament at the US Open against Jannik Sinner. His coach, Juan Carlos Ferrero, appeared at a press conference to discuss his player's victory and address areas for improvement.

"He is very complete. What's amazing about Carlos is that he is a chameleon. You can ask anything of him, he adapts and achieves it.

We see it in training. That's the most incredible thing about Carlos: he is capable of improving what he needs to improve in a short amount of time.

He is only 22 years old, and we cannot consider him perfect. He still has a lot to do. His serves are improving, his forehands, his backhands… but there is still a way to go. If we think we can't get there, we are making a mistake."

Alcaraz can now turn his attention to the Australian Open, the only Grand Slam missing from his collection, where he has never advanced past the quarterfinals.

Carlos Alcaraz
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Juan Carlos Ferrero
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Sinner J • 1
Alcaraz C • 2
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Thanks for the good words of support. And to d smith (cherrycoke) I am moved by your words and wish you had been around to experience what I'm referring to. As it is there are revolving groups of players each week. The ones in question might be moved out to another group 1 week in four. That means for 3 weeks of every 4 there is unfair play. If you are buying boosts the odds are greatly in your f...

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There are a group of players who feel the need to win and spend a bunch of money to add boosts to their predictions. That is ok if they have it to spend. Many of us do not.

I feel these should have their own group(s). An extra 4-6-8 points makes a difference in a week. I don't want to play in unfair rules.

To me it's just a game. A good one at that. And the developer deserves to get paid. But se...

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Come on Elena Rybakina. Want to see you in the finals in all these tournaments. You can do it.