Carlos Alcaraz can full barely-believable feat at US Open

Alcaraz’s 2022 Australian Open loss to Matteo Berrettini was put proper at Wimbledon a number of months down the road, and his semi-final elimination by Djokovic in France earlier this yr was rapidly forgotten by triumphing in an epic Wimbledon closing.

Alcaraz, the No.1 seed in New York, has the prospect to proceed his streak of success in opposition to former opponents when he takes on Zverev – ranked 12 on the planet – on Wednesday. Alcaraz’s newest run at Flushing Meadows has seen him equal Andre Agassi’s report of reaching the final eight of three US Opens earlier than turning 21.

But Alcaraz, who’s 15-1 in his profession on the match, has his eyes on a lot greater prizes than the quarter-finals and he oozed confidence in his post-match on-court interview on Monday.