At dawn from Tuesday to Wednesday, while Spain was sleeping, Carlos Alcaraz’s right ankle suddenly drew a ninety-degree angle that set off all the alarms. When going to chase an open ball from Thiago Monteiro, his first rival in the Rio de Janeiro tournament, the Murcian carried out one of the most damaging maneuvers in … Read more
At dawn from Tuesday to Wednesday, while Spain was sleeping, Carlos Alcaraz’s right ankle suddenly drew a ninety-degree angle that set off all the alarms. When going to chase an open ball from Thiago Monteiro, his first rival in the Rio de Janeiro tournament, the Murcian carried out one of the most damaging maneuvers in … Read more
Carlos Alcaraz’s time in Rio de Janeiro is reduced to 18 minutes of competition, although the mishap occurs when only two have passed. Then, the Murcian’s right foot digs sharply into the sand when performing a lateral rectification maneuver and bends around the outside until it practically draws a right angle. The tennis player remains … Read more