Carlos Alkaraj uses the US Open Quarter -finals to reach the back of something behind something behind

New York (AP)-Carlos Alkaraj hit a shot behind the US Open on Sunday to win the 7-6 (3), 6-3, 6-4 against Arthur Renderknek on Sunday, which was the youngest person to reach Spaniard’s youngest person at 13 Grand Slam Quarterfin.

“Sometimes, I practice it i” but I mean, I don’t practice it, as long as it is. In reality, if there is the opportunity I will try. It’s the same in the match. If I have a chance, why not? “

At the age of 22 and 3 months, Alkaraj was about 6 months younger than Boris Baker when he reached the Major Quarter -finals 13.

Alkaraj’s opponent on Tuesday will be Ziri Lehekka, number 20, 23 years old in the Czech Republic. Lehekka has developed in his second Slam quarter-finals 7-6 (4), 6-4, 2-6, 6-2 against Adrian Mannarino to 6-2.

In the early part of a French Reanderkan who played college tennis in Texas A&M, Alkaraj closed a love hold that made the score 2-al in spectacular fashion. Going to his right to the midcourt, Alkaraj found himself that when Randerkench had made him mistakenly, it seemed a bad place.

But Alkaraj had his racket around his body and lifted a shot in line ( See it here )

It was probably surprised that the point was not finished, Randarnek hit a volley that landed in the net. As he looked at his coach Juan Carlos Ferroe on the stand, a big smile crossed Alkaraj’s face. Then Alkaraj placed his right index finger behind his ear, as if the audience confessed to the cheers.

“People like it; I like to play tennis thus,” said Alkaraj. “My tennis style fits pretty well with energy here.”

Alkaraj was injured in the tiebreaker. Then, in the middle of the second, Alkaraj made another highlight-capable effort with the winner of a look, ran ahead to reach a small ball and saw the line below that he was going to hit the backhand of Reanderknek, but instead was driven a forehand cross-court.

In the last game, even Randarnek was laughing at the next level of strokes of Alkaraj, who won 54 out of 55 out of 55 through four matches this year at Flushing Medos. He claimed the title here in 2022 for the first of his five Grand Slam trophies.

Alkaraj advanced to the fourth major quarter -finals of 2025, for the first time in his career, he was 4 runs in that section 4 runs. He lost to Novak Djokovic at that stage of the Australian Open in January, won the French Open in June and lost the number number to Jannik Sinar in the final in the Wimbledon final in July.

Renderknek was appearing in the fourth round of a Major for the first time.