Cobolli: "Two hours of training with Alcaraz feels like twenty minutes"

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Without a doubt, Flavio Cobolli has become the hero for Italy during this past month, donning the superhero cape to defeat Jaume Munar with a comeback in the thrilling final of the 2025 Davis Cup. Now, with some perspective on the matter, the young player from Florence reflected on his season.

Already focused on the upcoming season, during which he has already trained with Carlos Alcaraz, Flavio is analyzing the rivalry between the Spanish player and Jannik Sinner, opponents who will increasingly challenge the 23-year-old Italian, as he continues to make significant leaps in both his tennis level and official ranking.

Cobolli, on his training with Alcaraz

"The two hours training with Alcaraz feel like twenty minutes, but when you do them with another player, they feel like two hours. Obviously, he is giving me a lot of advice, and even if he doesn't say them, I am learning things," Cobolli mentioned about his recent experience with Carlos in Murcia, as reported by Ubitennis.

What does Cobolli need to improve in 2026?

"What do I need to improve in 2026? My team believes everything. I consider myself very strong in some areas, but I know I have a lot of room for improvement and many aspects to work on," Cobolli said, focusing on Jannik Sinner. "In life, you also have to be a bit realistic. You try, I work every day to reach where he is, but I recognize that he is very far ahead of me right now."

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