The world number one, alongside Alcaraz, is the main attraction in today's tennis world. While the Spanish player has already participated twice, the Italian has not yet debuted in Federer's competition.
A tennis legend like Jimmy Connors prefers to focus on the game of the Italian: "The way he moves on the court, the strength and power with which he hits his shots is impressive."
The Brazilian remembers his matches this year with the Spanish, Italian, and German players and recalls his victory against Djokovic in Paris: "It was very surreal."
The Spaniard hung up the racket at the Copa del Rey in Huelva and leaves with an enviable track record: "I highly value how hard it was to achieve what I have accomplished."
The German's good performance in these last two months, with the Roland Garros title and the Wimbledon final, opens the door to reconfigure his goals for the New York Grand Slam.
