Alcaras without brakes, confronts Fritz in the Wimbledon quarterfinals
The Wimbledon semi -final was only 99 minutes. After the open era (1968), which was allowed to participate in the competition, only two wins were left in the fifth Wimbledon 3 consecutive victories.
Carlos Alcaras (22, Spain, 2nd in the world) defeated Cameron Nori (UK, 61st), who had the advantage of home coats in the Wimbledon men’s singles quarterfinals held at All England Club in London, UK, to 3-0 (6: 2/6: 3/6: 3) in 1 hour and 39 minutes. He recorded 13 sub -ace and succeeded in five of the 11 brake points.
As a result, Alkaras has won 23 consecutive wins from the opening of Rome in May, including the opening of France. He also vomited eight semi -finals in 18 major competitions. If Alkaras wins 25 consecutive wins in the semi -finals and finals, he will be the first win of Wimbledon for the first time since Roger Federer (5 consecutive games, Switzerland, Switzerland). Novak Zokovic (Serbia, the world’s sixth place), which has the highest winning record of the major competitions, also lost four consecutive victories in 2018-2019, 2021-2022, but the 2020 competition was not held as Corona 19.
Alkaras aims to advance to the final against Taylor Fritz (US, 5th) in the semifinals. Alkaras had a two -game victory in a confrontation against Fritz.
In women’s singles, Arina Sabalenka (Belarus) won the Laura fork Mund (Germany, 104th) with 2-1 (4: 6/6: 2/6: 4) and joined the semifinals. He plays in the semi -finals with Amanda Animova (12th in the United States).
By Kim Yang -hee, reporter whizzer4@hani.co.kr
