Carlos Alcaraz He beat Damir Dzumhur (1-6, 6-2, 3-6) in his debut in the 1,000 masters of Cincinnati. After almost a month without playing after the tragic Wimbledon final with Jannik Sinner, the Murcia threw gallons to overcome the Bosnian in the first round of the US tournament.
The game began with that of the dominant palmar, which imposed a high rite to show an aggressive tennis, forcing continuous errors in the Bosnian game. The solidity of the serve and the effectiveness in his blows allowed him to win the first set clearly and quickly, leaving Dzumhur without maneuver.
A match that was complicated to Alcaraz
However, the second was another story. The Bosnium adjusted its level and matched Carlos's intensity, pressing with better blows from the bottom of the track. It seemed that it was going to be a placid returnthe perfect match to take pace and grease muscles, when Alcaraz scored the first set at full speed 6-1 in just 28 minutes against a Dzumhur who had already won in Roland Garros this year. But the second manga was another story.
Non -forced errors (nothing less than 16 in that second set) accumulated for El Palmar. Uncovering and unlocked in his movements, Alcaraz also opened the door so that Dzumhur grew and the Balkan did not miss the set scoring the set with two serve breaks.
It was with 2-1 for the Spanish and took for the Bosnium when he hit the table. He pressed his fist, shouted 'Vamos' and, after an epic mark of the house in which he pointed to the ear to delight the fans, He broke Dzumhur's service to start leaving the alley in which he had gotten. Alcaraz smiled again, he enjoyed some balls to frame again. But he still had to sweat a little more to solve his premiere in Cincinnati.
With 4-2 and everything apparently on track, Alcaraz lost his service again and the set was complicated once again (4-3). But this time he immediately replied with a 'break' just below (5-3) and no longer looked back to certify with victory-and with a celebration of a lot of claw and rage-his return to the tracks.
