Carlos Alcaraz Garfía (El Palmar-Murcia, 5 May 2003) This past dawn reached the pinnacle of world tennis. After losing at age 19 (6-4, 2-6, 7-6 and 6-3) Norwegian Casper Ruud studying at Rafa Nadal’s academywon his first Grand Slam, the US Open. A victory that allowed him to be number one in the world rankings and become the youngest tennis player to reach the first position. Rafael Nadal (22), Roger Federer (22) and Novak Djokovic (24) They did when they grew up.
Born in El Palmar, Murcian’s largest region, Alcaraz has made its way to the pinnacle of world tennis in the state of Alicante. More specifically Equelite de Villena academy run by the world’s number one former number one like Juan Carlos Ferrero. The new king of tennis came at the age of 15 to put himself under Ferrero’s command, to grow up and fulfill a dream as he achieved. lived until last March A 25-metre room where the covid-19 pandemic is trapped. and currently a 90 square meters wooden prefabricated house.
Equelite de Villena Academy is located just five minutes from the city center of the town of Alicante and is one of the best tennis training centers. owner 20 tennis courts, two swimming pools, gym, football fields, jogging track, paddle tennis courts and residence with rooms For young students who decide to put themselves in the hands of Ferrero and his collaborators, as in the case of Carlos Alcaraz.
A new number one in world tennis, he has his second home country Alicante and his second father, Juan Carlos Ferrero. The coach of the Murcian tennis player remembers when he came to Villena academy at the age of 15: “He was a noodle, he had speed but no muscles. But we saw something very special in him.. I saw it for the first time when I was twelve or thirteen. He came to the academy and we practiced one day. It was very small but you could see everyone talking about Carlos Alcaraz. Now he had everything he had, but in a small way,” Ferrero said in statements he collected on the slopes of EFE. blushing meadows after winning US Open.
Villena-based Murcian tennis player’s coach convinced still “at 60% of its potential” and still has a lot of room for improvement, despite reaching the top of the world rankings at just 19 years old. “I think he’s at 60% of his game and can improve a lot of things. We know he has to keep going. Now that he’s number one, he has to keep winning, we know that and I’ll remind him of that,” he said. “He needs to improve the comeback, the serve, the backhand in certain situations, the consistency, trying not to mentally break up.“These are details that all players need to develop until we retire.”
Carlos Alcaraz’s coach is proud of all the work they’ve done together at the Equilete Academy and thinks his student was born to play in tournaments like this one, like the US Open. “Carlos was born to play these tournaments, to play these games. From the first moment, I saw something different in him from his peers. and now i still see them. Seeing him train every day, it was clear to me that a great victory would come. If not this year, I was sure it would be next year. And now we want to continue.”
Carlos Alcaraz Garfía (El Palmar-Murcia, 5 May 2003) This past dawn reached the pinnacle of world tennis. After losing at age 19 (6-4, 2-6, 7-6 and 6-3) Norwegian Casper Ruud studying at Rafa Nadal’s academywon his first Grand Slam, the US Open. A victory that allowed him to be number one in the world rankings and become the youngest tennis player to reach the first position. Rafael Nadal (22), Roger Federer (22) and Novak Djokovic (24) They did when they grew up.
Born in El Palmar, Murcian’s largest region, Alcaraz has made its way to the pinnacle of world tennis in the state of Alicante. More specifically Equelite de Villena academy run by the world’s number one former number one like Juan Carlos Ferrero. The new king of tennis came at the age of 15 to put himself under Ferrero’s command, to grow up and fulfill a dream as he achieved. lived until last March A 25-metre room where the covid-19 pandemic is trapped. and currently a 90 square meters wooden prefabricated house.
Equelite de Villena Academy is located just five minutes from the city center of the town of Alicante and is one of the best tennis training centers. owner 20 tennis courts, two swimming pools, gym, football fields, jogging track, paddle tennis courts and residence with rooms For young students who decide to put themselves in the hands of Ferrero and his collaborators, as in the case of Carlos Alcaraz.
A new number one in world tennis, he has his second home country Alicante and his second father, Juan Carlos Ferrero. The coach of the Murcian tennis player remembers when he came to Villena academy at the age of 15: “He was a noodle, he had speed but no muscles. But we saw something very special in him.. I saw it for the first time when I was twelve or thirteen. He came to the academy and we practiced one day. It was very small, but you could see everyone talking about Carlos Alcaraz. He had everything he had now, but in a small way,” Ferrero said in statements he collected on the slopes of EFE. blushing meadows after winning US Open.
Villena-based Murcian tennis player’s coach convinced still “at 60% of its potential” and still has a lot of room for improvement, despite reaching the top of the world rankings at just 19 years old. “I think he’s at 60% of his game and can improve a lot of things. We know he has to keep going. Now that he’s number one, he has to keep winning, we know that and I’ll remind him of that,” he said. “He needs to improve the comeback, the serve, the backhand in certain situations, the consistency, trying not to mentally break up.“These are details that all players need to develop until we retire.”
Carlos Alcaraz’s coach is proud of all the work they’ve done together at the Equilete Academy and thinks his student was born to play in tournaments like this one, like the US Open. “Carlos was born to play these tournaments, to play these games. From the first moment, I saw something different in him from his peers. and now i still see them. Seeing him training every day, it was clear to me that a great victory would come. If it wasn’t this year, I was sure it would be the next. And now we want to continue.”
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