Alcaraz Storms into Queen’s Semifinals; Rinderknech’s Run Ends
Queen’s Club, London – Spanish sensation Carlos Alcaraz continued his unstoppable run, breezing past French qualifier Arthur Rinderknech 7-5 6-4 on Friday to reach the semifinals of the cinch Championships. The world No. 2 is now just ten days away from defending his double crown at Wimbledon.
Alcaraz Too Strong for Rinderknech
The 22-year-old from El Palmar, Spain, hardly broke a sweat in the 70-minute clash, claiming his 40th victory of the season and 16th consecutive win. He’ll face either compatriot Roberto Bautista Agut or Danish No. 1 Holger Rune next.
First Set Drama
“After a white game and two points won, the Var even found itself two points from the gain of the first round (5-4, 0-30). But Alcaraz rebelled, retained his commitment then Breaké in the process.”
Alcaraz, winner of this year’s Roland Garros, sealed the first set with a winning forehand that he celebrated with a relieved “Let’s go!”
Crucial Break in the Second Set
In the second set, a single break at 3-2 was enough for Alcaraz to secure his spot in the semifinals. He’s now appeared in 39 career semifinals.
Looking Ahead
- Alcaraz will face either Roberto Bautista Agut or Holger Rune in the semis.
- Wimbledon begins on June 27, where Alcaraz will defend his double crown.
Did You Know?
” Alcaraz is the youngest No. 1 in ATP Rankings history.”
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FAQs
- Q: How old is Carlos Alcaraz?
- A: Alcaraz is 22 years old.
- Q: When is Wimbledon 2023?
- A: Wimbledon 2023 starts on June 27.
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