Carlos Alkaraj likes to play in grass and is trying to win the third Wimbledon title continuously

London (AP) – Carlos Alcaraj The first match at the Grass Court came six years ago.

He certainly studied in a quick study.

When Wimbledon Beginning on Monday, the 22 -year -old in Spain will play in the first center of this verse, it is reserved for an Honor The men’s champions of the previous yearThe The competition against Fabio Fagnini will open a bid for the third championship drawn in Alkaraj’s place.

It started in the Open Age, which began in 668, achieved only four men: Bajir class, Pete Sizzus, Roger Federer and Novak DjokovichThe Not a bad company.

Alkaraj is already 5-0 in Grand Slam Final, which includes 2-0 in the French Open-which he won by returning from two sets three weeks ago In the final against Paradise Sinar number 1 -and 1-0 to the US Open.

Last year, the second number alkaraj became the youngest man to win a large trophy on each surface: grass, clay and hard court.

But he has got a affection for the green things.

“The most beautiful tennis we can see is on the grass. “The movement is really hard, but when you get it it is a kind of (as) you are flying” “

He likes that it allows him to show the diversity of his game and all the skills he has.

Very few players Alkaraj smiled as dense things, no matter what challenge is presented by enemies across the net, the excitement of the moment. He acknowledges that he has brought the racket to his own loss, sometimes for his own loss, and after some of his best delivery, enjoying playing on the video screen (that technology is not used in the All England Club, but it should probably be).

“I really really tuck into pieces of pieces of pieces of pieces of pieces Slice pieces pieces of pieces of pieces to pieces of pieces of pieces to pieces of pieces. “

It is teaching to hear what Djokovich said about Alkaraj Losing directly to the final year’s final In the All England Club.

“He was better than me in every field of the game.” “In the move, he was just hitting the ball nicely, serving great.”

These words carry weight. Jokovich won his seven-record 24 Grand Slam Trophy in Wimbledon but he was Runner-up in Alkaraj in 2023 And 2024.

When the concept of joining an elite team came to an end after completing three-pits in two weeks, Alkaraj insisted that he was not really a matter of time to consider or consider.

He wants the title, yes. But where will it put him in history? Leave another.

“I really want to take the trophy,” said Alkaraj. “But at the moment, if I can win three Wimbledons continuously, I’m not thinking about who I can join.”