“Nothing surprises me, considering we’re talking about a comment from Kyrgios…” Carlos Alcaraz heard the Australian’s opinion that, between the Murcian and Sinner, he voted for the latter. But not for technical reasons: “Carlos loves parties and girls too much. That’s his only problem, while Sinner will be more focused: maybe he’ll have a better career.” The Spaniard didn’t bat an eyelid at the press conference after his victory over Struff, which qualified him for the round of 16 at Wimbledon. In fact, he even partially agreed with Kyrgios…

excellent tennis—  Yes, when Alcaraz was asked if he agreed with the Australian’s analysis, his response was not trivial: “Obviously, we’ve seen that Jannik has always had fewer ups and downs than me, that’s no secret. I’ve always said that it’s something we’re working on: he always plays great tennis from start to finish, while for me it’s a bit difficult.“ In short, from that point of view, Nick wasn’t entirely wrong. Then, however, Alcaraz went on the counterattack: ”But all this has nothing to do with nightlife, even though I obviously enjoy it. But at the end of the day, they’re just funny comments that make me laugh sometimes. And coming from Kyrgios…”
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in Ibiza—  Alcaraz’s partying caused quite a stir after his sensational victory over Sinner in the Roland Garros final. Carlos left for Ibiza, leaving coach Ferrero’s team for a few days, who, half-jokingly, warned him: “Remember you’re a tennis player.” To tell the truth, the 2003-born player remembered it very well, considering that after a few days of relaxation in the Balearic Islands, he started the grass season continuing to win, first at Queen’s and now at Wimbledon. He assured everyone: “Of the three days I spent on vacation in Ibiza, I only went out late on one of them. On the other two, I was already in bed by midnight.” To celebrate a victory like the one at Roland Garros, Kyrgios would have done a few more things.