Alcaraz passed Fritz and will play against Sinner in the semi-finals

Both tennis players came without losing a single set in the entire tournament, which was their first encounter. The Spaniard is two steps away from maintaining number one in the world and reaffirming his title in Florida. Fritz repeats his top score in Miami, one more year of quarterfinals before reaching the semifinals of the tournament.

The start of the game was strong by Alcaraz, breaking Fritz’s serve in his first game and quickly winning his serve to go 2-0. The message has already been sent, the Murcian is all gone. Carlos described the start of the match himself: “I’m very happy with the way I started without mistakes and with a lot of energy.” Fritz had to pass five equal forty times and play Alcaraz for nine minutes to win his first game. North American had to run up to twenty services. Since then, each has prevailed in his service, but knows how to unravel complex moments. Like Alcaraz’s time-out save in the sixth, or Fritz’s authority shot in the ninth, making the score 5-4 in less than a minute. Coming from El Palmar, he secured his last service. 6-4, closing the first set in 46 minutes and making Taylor Fritz lose a set for the first time in Miami.

As the first set ended, the second set began. Alcaraz won nine balls in a row to finish first and start second. They served to start by breaking Fritz’s serve. Second time out to Alcaraz a Fritz who is already starting to despair, unsuitable mistakes, second fouls and the difficulty of not knowing how to break the Spaniard. With 5-2 already in the light, Alcaraz quickly figured this out: blank play and a full-speed passport to the semi-finals. The second set took just 21 minutes.then they start to recover in less than 24 hours before they face the semi-finals.

With this win, Alcaraz adds ten consecutive wins without losing a single set. Alcaraz’s romance with Hard Rock Stadium and the city of Miami continues as he states in his statements on the track and in his autograph on camera: ‘Semis again, I love you Miami’. Only rain has stopped Alcaraz in Miami so far. Italian Jannik Sinner will be his next step to reach the grand final on Sunday.

The year 2023 continues to smile at El Palmar: 18 wins and only one loss. Additionally, his victory over Fritz achieved an undefeated 3-0 stat against Top 10 players in the standings. For Alcaraz, the Spaniards and Italians will face a 3-2 balance for the sixth time ever. It will be this Friday, the 31st, at 7 pm local time.