Carlos Alcaraz He was pleased to advance to the Wimbledon quarterfinals for the second consecutive time after defeating Ugo Humbert in four tight sets.
Broken. “I have been focused the entire match. He started to play better in the third set and I haven’t found my rhythm with the serve because Ugo read it to me and also the shots.”
Disconnections. “The disconnections are still there; another thing is that I always continue fighting. What I have to improve is that these disconnections last as short as possible. Humbert has raised the level a lot in the third set.”
3-4 and 0-40 in the fourth set. “I didn’t know where to play him because he had a moment of incredible splendor because he was always in the spot. He returned very deep and hit return winners. That made me anxious that I wasn’t winning points with my serve. I looked to the bench and I told them that I didn’t know what to do at that moment. They told me to continue playing.
Game level. “I started sliding early and I’m hitting the ball very well. The sensations can be compared to last year.”
