‘Carlos Alcaraz did not lose his composure’, says top coach

Carlos Alcaraz will have to defend his title at Wimbledon

Carlos Alcaraz treated himself to a few hours of pure fun in Ibiza to celebrate winning his third career Slam at Roland Garros at the age of 21. The Spaniard became the youngest tennis player in history to win at least one Major on all surfaces thanks to his five-set victory over Alexander Zverev in the final.

Alcaraz traveled to Ibiza with some friends and partied in one of the clubs that characterizes nightlife in the Balearic Islands. In one of the videos posted by his group, the El Palmar native appeared with microphone in hand intent on singing some nice choruses.

While Alcaraz is having fun, as he should be, agent Albert Molina, on the other hand, is worried.

Worried not about a possible misbehavior of his player, but about the nastiness of people ready to film with their cell phones something that could be misunderstood. “He didn’t want anyone. It scares me personally, but not for Carlos.

Because I know the problem is that Carlos is very noble. So it doesn’t scare me about him, it scares me about the people he can have by his side. I’m not talking about his friends because they are good people. When you expose yourself so much outside, there are always people with a phone who can record something that may be taken out of context or may not be the reality.”

Toni Nadal on Carlos Alcaraz’s triumph

In his column for El Pais, Toni Nadal reflected on Carlos Alcaraz’s triumph in Paris: “If Zverev has failed to win a Grand Slam tournament so far, it is surely because he has not been able to control these situations like at the start of the fourth set against Alcaraz.

Carlos faced him in the fourth set after a painful comeback without losing his composure, his conviction and his faith in victory. Something that is only within the reach of great champions. My most sincere congratulations.”