Carlos Alcaraz capped off a historic season in 2024, joining an elite list of players to win Roland Garros and Wimbledon in the same year. Despite his stellar achievements, his coach, Juan Carlos Ferrero, highlighted areas for growth in the young star’s game during a recent interview with Punto de Break.
Ferrero emphasized the need for continuous evolution, aiming to develop Alcaraz into a well-rounded player with fewer fluctuations in performance. While praising the Spaniard’s strengths, he admitted the importance of addressing his weaknesses, particularly the inconsistency he has displayed during tournaments.
“His ups and downs on the court are something we need to work on,” Ferrero explained. “Often, they stem from mental factors like motivation and freshness. Our goal is to ensure he brings his best tennis to every event.”
As Alcaraz prepares for the upcoming season, the focus remains on fine-tuning his skills and achieving greater consistency, solidifying his status as one of tennis’s brightest stars.
Carlos Alcaraz in 2024
WLWLLWLWWW Now ranked no.3, the Spaniard played his last match on the 19th of November when he defeated world no.40 Tallon Griekspoor 7-6(0) 6-3 in the Rubber 2 of the Davis Cup (draw).
Until now, during this year Carlos has managed to achieve a compiled 54-13 record. Carlos clinched 4 titles in 2024 in Indian Wells, French Open, Wimbledon and Beijing. The Spaniard was the runner-up in Paris.
Carlos Alcaraz will take on the world no.364 Gabi Adrian Boitan in the . They have never played each other so far in top tournaments.
The Spaniard conquered 4 titles in 2024 in Indian Wells, French Open, Wimbledon and Beijing. Alcaraz got to the final in Paris (Olympics).
The Spaniard won 17 titles in his career: 5 on hard courts, 8 on clay courts, 1 on indoor courts and 3 on grass courts. (See the list of his titles)
Carlos Alcaraz |
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