Alcaraz won the first season of the pitch

Walton only ranked 90th in the world and received a lucky ticket to the tournament thanks to Alejandro Davidovich Fokina sick, but played on par with the champion of Roland Garros. The Australian player even has two set-point in game 10 set Hai, the time he led 5-4 and stood at the ball. But Alcaraz saved both of these points thanks to the time when the serve was found at the right time. The 26-year-old player pulled Alcaraz into the tie-break and held all the first four intersections. He only made the only mistake at the end of the series, when the dangerous shot went away a few centimeters. This mini-break caused Walton to pay the final defeat after two sets.

Alcaraz's imperfect match, but he still proves the bravery of the Wimbledon champion for two consecutive years. The Spanish player holds all five games delivered in the first set, and takes advantage of one of the five break-point to win this set 6-4. The transfer from the ground to the pitch for a few days made Alcaraz not catch up. He moved difficulties, many times slipped and decided to enter the non -reasonable finish, opened opportunities for the opponent to play Passing. "It is a great time to relax. The yard here is always special for me, I definitely need more time to regain the best feeling ".

Alcaraz won 14 matches, since Rome Masters last month. He also loses only one of the last 24 matches, which is the failure in the expansion of Barcelona. Alcaraz led ATP Tour in both the number of victories (38) and the number of titles (4) this year.

Alcaraz who won the Queen’s Club Championship in 2023, but last year lost to the second round against Jack Draper - the person later won. In the second round of this year, Alcaraz will meet his compatriot Jaume Munar. His semi -finals have Hoger Rune and Jakub Mensik.. The number three Seed Taylor Fritz lost to Correntin Moutet 6-7, 7-6, 5-7 just two days after winning Alexander Zverev in the expansion of Stuttgart finals. Alex De Minaur, Ben Shelton and Frances Tiafoe also left the game early after defeat against rivals Jiri Lehecka, Arthur Rinderknech and Daniel Evans.

The world's number one player Jannik Sinner chose to expand Halle as a trend for Wimbledon. In the opening match in the tournament in Germany, Sinner did not face many difficulties to defeat homeowners Yannick Hanfmann 7-5, 6-3.