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Carlos Alcaraz presents in the World Championship final. Photo: gettyimages

The Armada celebrates the World Cup: This is how Spanish tennis players reacted to Spain's victory

We review how the best Spanish tennis players have experienced the tremendous success of the Spanish national football team in the World Cup.

The historic statistic where Sinner and Alcaraz threaten the Big 3. Source: Getty

The historic statistic where Sinner and Alcaraz threaten the Big 3

Italian and Spanish continue to accumulate historic records and already threaten some of the Grand Slam records that for decades seemed reserved for the Big Three.

Jordan Lee, the new gem of the ATP circuit who has Nadal as an idol and is a fan of Lamine Yamal. Source: Getty Images.

Jordan Lee, the new pearl of the ATP circuit who idolizes Nadal and is a fan of Lamine Yamal

The young American tennis player, who is compared to Carlos Alcaraz, has emerged as a potential star after winning the Wimbledon junior.

Murray and the moral dilemma of competing in the era of the 'Big Three'. Source: Getty Images

Murray and the moral dilemma of competing in the era of the 'Big Three'

The British tennis player has said that he probably would have won more Grand Slams without crossing paths with Federer, Nadal, and Djokovic, but he also had his positive side.

Nadal shares his opinion on the distribution of prize money in Grand Slams. Source: Getty

Nadal: "If you compare what players earned 15 years ago with what they earn today.."

The Spaniard believes that players should negotiate a progressive increase in prize money, but rejects a direct distribution of Grand Slams' revenue.

Sabalenka remembers Nadal at Wimbledon: "He is so inspiring, there are so many things that can be learned from him." Photo: Gettyimages

Sabalenka remembers Nadal at Wimbledon: "He is so inspiring, there are so many things that can be learned from him"

Jódar bows to Nadal and Alcaraz: "I am very grateful to be from the same country as them." Photo: Getty Images

Jódar surrenders to Nadal and Alcaraz: "I am very grateful to be from the same country as them"

The player from Madrid, who defeated Carreño in five sets, downplays his discomfort from yesterday and states, "I did a great job from when the match stopped last night until I stepped onto the court this morning."