Carlos Alcaraz confirmed spot on about Daniil Medvedev as Spaniard will get endorsement

“I think, yes,” he stated when requested whether or not Alcaraz had what it took to displace the seven-time Wimbledon champion. “They never played on grass. Novak on grass, what, he won – I don’t want to count – but 30-some matches in a row in Wimbledon. So it’s going to be tough just because you play a guy who barely loses here.”

It comes after Alcaraz stated he wasn’t afraid of Djokovic and his Wimbledon document after his semi-final win. “I will believe in myself, I will believe that I can beat him here,” the highest seed advised the Centre Court crowd.

“He’s unbeatable since 2013 I think on this court so it’s gonna be a really tough challenge for me but I’m grateful for this. I’ve dreamed since I started playing tennis to play a final but it’s even more special playing against Novak. But it’s a final, it’s not time to be afraid, it’s not time to be tired. I will go for it.”