I don t like to see Rafael Nadal suffering with the sport he loves and it hurts me too I hope and wish he recovers Carlos Alcaraz
"I don't like to see Rafael Nadal suffering with the sport he loves and it hurts me too; I hope and wish he recovers" - Carlos Alcaraz Notifications New User posted their first comment this is comment text Approve Reject & ban Delete Logout
"Duele ver a Rafa Nadal sufriendo con el deporte que ama"
Todos pensamos lo mismo que Carlitos Alcaraz: "Duele ver a Rafa Nadal sufriendo con el deporte que ama" "I don't like to see Rafa suffering with the sport he loves and it hurts me too. I hope and wish he recovers and is competitive," the 19-year-old stated. The teen sensation, who opted out of the Italian Open citing a right ankle sprain, revealed in that he is now feeling better. "I am feeling better and better and I feel energetic and eager and knowing that I have my options," he added. Alcaraz, who is now being counted as one of the favorites to win Roland Garros, stressed that he felt no pressure but was encouraged by the heightened expectations post his win at the Madrid Open. "It motivates me that they count me as one of the favorites to win at Roland Garros and more than pressure, it is an encouragement to give everything," Alcaraz said.
I don t like to see Rafael Nadal suffering with the sport he loves and it hurts me too I hope and wish he recovers - Carlos Alcaraz
Alcaraz hopes Nadal can be fit and competitive at Roland-Garros Carlos Alcaraz has stated that he is disheartened by what his idol and compatriot Rafael Nadal is going through after aggravating a foot injury in his loss to Denis Shapovalov in Rome. Uncertainty continues to loom over whether the 13-time champion will be fully fit in time for the start of the second Grand Slam of the year. The Spaniard has indicated that he will be particpating in Paris and will bring his doctor to the tournament. Alcaraz, speaking at an award function in Murcia, said he hopes that the Mallorcan manages to recover in time and is competitive in Paris. Todos pensamos lo mismo que Carlitos Alcaraz:"Duele ver a Rafa Nadal sufriendo con el deporte que ama"
Todos pensamos lo mismo que Carlitos Alcaraz: "Duele ver a Rafa Nadal sufriendo con el deporte que ama" "I don't like to see Rafa suffering with the sport he loves and it hurts me too. I hope and wish he recovers and is competitive," the 19-year-old stated. The teen sensation, who opted out of the Italian Open citing a right ankle sprain, revealed in that he is now feeling better. "I am feeling better and better and I feel energetic and eager and knowing that I have my options," he added. Alcaraz, who is now being counted as one of the favorites to win Roland Garros, stressed that he felt no pressure but was encouraged by the heightened expectations post his win at the Madrid Open. "It motivates me that they count me as one of the favorites to win at Roland Garros and more than pressure, it is an encouragement to give everything," Alcaraz said.