Carlos Alcaraz won't fret about sounding humble at Wimbledon. He wants to face Novak Djokovic
The HinduLet other players downplay their championship chances at Wimbledon. ” something that I work really hard : to be in that position, to be what I am right now.” And when he was asked how difficult it is to avoid thinking about a potential matchup against Novak Djokovic — owner of four consecutive trophies, and seven overall, at Wimbledon; owner of a men’s-record 23 major championships in total — Alcaraz again dismissed the premise. Even better is Novak.” Soon enough, the reigning U.S. Open champion was back on a roll, discussing how he feels “really comfortable” in the grass-court event’s main stadium. “He’s showing who he is,” said Berrettini, who missed Wimbledon a year ago because he tested positive for COVID-19 and beat Alexander Zverev in straight sets Saturday. “Yeah,” Rune said about the underarm offering, “I wouldn’t have done it.” A big matchup in the women's fourth round will be 2022 runner-up Ons Jabeur against 2011 and 2014 champion Petra Kvitova.