Carlos Alcaraz confronted a daunting challenge from Alexander Zverev, ultimately yielding in four sets, 6-1, 6-3, 6-7(2), 6-4. Alcaraz had accomplished a career-best in Melbourne before the quarterfinals, but Zverev dominated the match. Alexander conveyed a skillful display of tennis and showed possibly two of his best sets in Melbourne.
Zverev’s powerful strikes left spectators astonished. His perfect serving shows 90% accuracy and an 84% winning rate on those points and gives a tough fight to Alcaraz and makes it difficult for him to survive until the latter stages of the third set. Carlos Alcaraz had a slow start in the match and made a double fault on his very first service point and it seems like he is struggling to find his rhythm. In his early 20s Alcaraz remains a rising star in the world of tennis notwithstanding the disappointment in the quarterfinals, although Alcaraz is a great player he won his first grand slam at the age of 19.
If we compare it with the legends of tennis like Federer and Nadal who accomplished the grand slam success at a little older age talks about the talent and hard work done by him so, that they achieved success at an early age. The loss in the quarterfinals turned out to be a learning experience for this talented young player.
