Resounding Novak Djokovic and Rafael Nadal Parallels Drawn as Daniil Medvedev Names Outright Favorites to Clinch Shanghai Masters Title
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The world of tennis is full of surprises for both the players and the fans. The Rolex Shanghai Masters tournament coming back to the tennis circuit was nothing less than a big surprise for the fans and so was the defeat of the champion Daniil Medvedev. While his loss was an enormous disappointment for the fans, it has lighted a spark of discussions in the tennis community, particularly over the Spaniard in action, Carlos Alcaraz.
Winning a total of 13 tournaments in 2023, Carlos Alcaraz caught the attention of several players and coaches from the tennis world. As Daniil Medvedev’s defeat had a disappointing impact on the fans, his words on Carlos Alcaraz gave hope that the world now holds on to. His thoughts about the Spaniard raised a non-diminishing intrigue in the minds of fans and the media.
Medvedev shares his surprising thoughts on Carlos Alcaraz
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The world of tennis runs with an endless cycle of legends retiring and new players making their marks. Carlos Alcaraz has been catching the eye of the entire tennis world due to his remarkable progression. After losing against Sebastian Korda, Daniil Medvedev couldn’t help but praise the young sensation.
While having a word with the media after his defeat at the Shanghai Masters, the Russian tennis star spoke highly of Alcaraz as he said, “I would say, in general, if we talk like about shape right now, Carlos is just, at the moment, he’s, let’s say, the player like Novak, Rafa were before. Every time he’s in the tournament he’s the biggest, or when Novak is there, one of the two biggest contenders for the title.” Medvedev’s thoughts on Alcaraz being one of the top contenders in the tennis world currently, just as Djokovic and Nadal were in their prime, made his endorsement sound even stronger.
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As the 27-year-old mentioned the name of Alcaraz, it was just another addition to what other big names in the tennis world think.
Rick Macci’s recognition of the great potential in Alcaraz
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The excitement over Carlos Alcaraz’s potential doesn’t stop with just Daniil Medvedev’s words. Recently, Serena Williams‘ childhood coach Rick Macci, a name that carries years of experience in the sport, shared his thoughts on the American rising star. With the help of a tweet, he showcased the former world number one’s potential.
@carlosalcaraz has so many innate subtle inner qualities that most cannot see. But his ADATABILITY to IMPROVISE with DISQUISE and still take on the RISE and give the world a SUSPRISE is why he has opened so many EYES.
— Rick Macci (@RickMacci) September 25, 2023
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The unexpected early exit of Daniil Medvedev has not only triggered intrigue but also brought Alcaraz to the spotlight. As the Russian tennis titan waved goodbye to his Shanghai Masters title, the light he threw at the young American has now raised the expectations of fans.
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Tony Thomas