"When it's so hot, we try to focus almost exclusively on serving," Alcaraz discusses the heat in Cincinnati

In a press conference, Alcaraz revisited the topic of extreme heat in Cincinnati. Although he says he is accustomed to it because of his native region, the Spaniard admits that these conditions are still difficult to handle.

"When it's so hot, we try to focus almost exclusively on serving. It becomes so complicated that you forget about the opponent, although I also try to think about how the other person feels.

I come from Murcia, and it's very hot there, so I'm used to it and try not to be affected by it. Nevertheless, when I see that the opponent is suffering, it's obviously difficult."

Located in Ohio, the temperature in Cincinnati is close to 40°C. Extreme playing conditions for the players, which have led to some impressive scenes. This week, we saw the French player Rinderknech collapse in the heat and the Argentine Comesana on the verge of vomiting.