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News January 7, 2025

Becker mentioned Carlos Alcaraz’s workers ought to look much less at cash

Becker mentioned Carlos Alcaraz’s workers ought to look much less at cash
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Carlos Alcaraz’s hunt for the Australian Open – the one Slam that the 21-year-old Spaniard has not but managed to beat – will start on January 12.

The quantity 3 within the ATP rating has introduced on a number of events that he has set the Australian Main as his aim for the brand new yr, the place Carlitos will make his seasonal debut in official matches.

The Spanish champion, and particularly his crew, was attacked by Boris Becker, who in an intervention on the Becker Petkovic podcast, wherein the previous German champion is the protagonist along with the previous WTA tennis participant Andrea Petkovic, talked concerning the Spanish tennis participant’s busy schedule. Enjoying much less to specific the best stage, that is the thought – in brief – of the previous German champion.

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The six-time Slam champion commented on the schedule chosen by Alcaraz final season.

“He had a terrible calendar in 2024, because he played too much. Carlos is a star on the court, in a positive sense, a true artist. But he should play a few tournaments less, not more, otherwise we risk seeing an average Alcaraz. Maybe some rivals are happy about this, but we fans always want him 100%,” he mentioned.

The previous German primary then attacked the crew of the younger Spanish champion, analyzing: “I know that Juan Carlos Ferrero is one of the best coaches in the world, but he and his agent must protect Alcaraz more.

His staff must look less at the money and more at the titles and the world ranking. Of course, he receives seven-figure sums for his exhibitions. Protecting him means knowing that he will earn a lot in the coming years, but there is no need to do everything in two years.”

We recall Carlitos – being No.3 – might cross the identical aspect of the draw of Jannik Sinner (or Alexander Zverev) on the upcoming Australian Open 2025.

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