Vienna Open/Alcaraz won the championship without losing a set and set a perfect record

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Alcaraz did not lose a single set in 5 matches at the Vienna Open. He won the championship by defeating De Minaur 6:1, 6:4 in the final. This season, he maintained 16 wins and 0 losses in ATP 500 events.

“Spanish Veal” ranked third in the worldalcaraz (Carlos Alcaraz) showed his dominance at the Vienna Open, reaching the final without losing a set and defeating him 6:1, 6:4 in the final round.Australia It took only 97 minutes for “Little Hare” Alex de Minaur to win his fourth championship of the season.

He did not lose a single set in 5 matches and performed strongly in the final. Alcaraz revealed that the team and the individual know De Minaur very well. His style of play is very aggressive, the ball is very flat and fast. “So every point must be played to our full strength. Maybe the winning shot that other people can hit, but not with him. I have to concentrate very much, so we know we have to concentrate from the beginning and increase the pace and rhythm with every shot.”

Alcaraz mentioned that he tried to play aggressively and showed ambition to win. He was very happy with how he played this week. “I’ve learned a lot. I need to continue to move forward step by step, first on indoor courts, and try to increase my confidence in playing at a venue like this.”

The Vienna Open is an ATP 500-level event. The 23-year-old Alcaraz has a perfect record of 16 wins and 0 losses in ATP 500 events this season. This championship is also his 11th ATP 500 Gold Cup, ranking fourth in tennis history. Only the “Big Three” Roger Federer,nadal (Rafael Nadal) and Novak Djokovic are at the forefront.

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  • From the first match till the final, he showed great dominance and never lost a set. In the end, he defeated De Minaur 6:1, 6:4 and took only 97 minutes to complete the title.


  • He said that the team and he know De Minaur well and know that the opponent’s playing style is aggressive, fast and flat, so they must try their best to score every point without slacking off at all.


  • This is his fourth title this season and a perfect record of 16 wins and 0 losses in ATP 500 events. He also won the 11th ATP 500 Gold Cup in his career, second in history behind Federer, Nadal and Djokovic.

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