Defending champion Carlos Alcaraz showcased his supremacy at the Madrid Open, securing a comfortable victory over Thiago Seyboth Wild to advance to the last 16.
The world number three from Spain displayed no signs of discomfort despite wearing a compression sleeve on his right arm, a precautionary measure following a recent injury. Alcaraz’s confidence remained unwavering as he broke Seyboth Wild twice in each set, establishing a commanding 5-0 lead in the second set before ultimately sealing the win in just 75 minutes.
Reflecting on his performance, Alcaraz expressed satisfaction with his physical condition, emphasizing his eagerness to continue improving throughout the tournament.
Despite facing a formidable opponent in Seyboth Wild, Alcaraz’s nerves were put to rest as he confidently navigated his way to victory, maintaining his impressive track record at the Madrid Open. With an extraordinary win percentage of 93.3% in the tournament, Alcaraz solidifies his status as a force to be reckoned with on the ATP circuit, setting a remarkable standard for future competitors.
