Tennis
The Italian, bothered by his mistakes and by an effusive Schoolkate (4-6, 6-4, 6-1 and 6-3), 173rd in the world, accelerates to reach the third round
Carlos Alcaraz said it: he played so fluidly against Nishioka that it seemed easy, but no match is. The Spaniard knows this, as he is still thinking about too many things with his game while he figures out how to play against his rival. Novak Djokovic suffers from it, still without finding…
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