Carlsen Verdasco - Australian Open 2006

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Verdasco on Alcaraz and Sinner: "It's going to be a long road if they want to win as many Grand Slams as the Big 3".

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Nadal pays tribute to Verdasco: "We had some great battles".

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Verdasco talks about his vision of the Big 3: "You have to imagine how difficult it was to win a Grand Slam or even a Masters 1000."

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