Reigning champion triumphs 7-6 (3), 7-5, 6-2 Spaniard says opponent 'has the level to go up a lot' One of the most beautiful symphonies in sport was heard again on Centre Court just before 4pm on Monday as Carlos Alcaraz uncocked his elbow and swung for the stars. First came the crisp snap of racket strings crushing the Slazenger ball. Then, as it clapped against the wall, came the gasps, followed by the applause. Through all the four movements, Alcaraz's opponent, Mark Lajal, did not twitch. It...
Carlos Alcaraz starts Wimbledon defence with win over lively Mark Lajal
The Guardian - 1 Jul 2024 21:58
Reigning champion triumphs 7-6 (3), 7-5, 6-2 Spaniard says opponent 'has the level to go up a lot' One of the most beautiful symphonies in sport was heard again on Centre Court just before 4pm on Monday as Carlos Alcaraz uncocked his elbow and swung for the stars. First came the crisp snap of racket strings crushing the Slazenger ball. Then, as it clapped against the wall, came the gasps, followed by the applause. Through all the four movements, Alcaraz's opponent, Mark Lajal, did not twitch. It...
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