2023-11-19 13:49:44
Novak Djokovic was too ‘master’ for Carlos Alcaraz in the semifinals of the ATP Finals. In Turin, the Serbian gave El Palmar no option and in two sets, 6-3 and 6-2, he got rid of the 2023 Wimbledon champion.
Juan Carlos Ferrero, coach of the young tennis player from Murcia, was left almost speechless to define ‘Nole’s’ game.
“The praise falls on me. I drool seeing how he touches the ball and how it moves. How he handles the hot moments of the game…”, says Ferrero.
The Valencian continues to praise Djokovic: “He has impressive quality in terms of serve, forehand, backhand and the rest. He puts pressure on you all the time.”
“He doesn’t miss two balls in a row. He is excellence. These are things that tell you how good he is, and how good he wants to be,” he insists.
In that sense, about the match it is clear: “Having Djokovic’s level requires spending many hours playing in these pits, but it is no excuse.”
“Very rarely have we played in these situations with such good people. With two mistakes the game is gone,” he says.
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