Carlos Alcaraz states how important the Laver Cup is to him, ‘I love playing’
Team Europe are champions of the world once again, having triumphed on the third day of the Laver Cup. In the end, it was Alexander...
After five months away from the court, Carlos Alcaraz returned to action at the Laver Cup and expressed his enthusiasm for the event. The 23-year-old, widely regarded as one of the most popular players in tennis, felt that the absence of himself and his teammates from the schedule in recent times had been a missed opportunity. Alcaraz emphasized his love for the sport and how events like the Laver Cup help him find his joy and improve his game.
When asked about his recent complaints about the demanding schedule, Alcaraz's teammate and eventual Laver Cup champion, Alexander Zverev, acknowledged his exhaustion by noting that he had enjoyed a four-month vacation. In response, Alcaraz joked, "I played 98 matches since you've been gone," showcasing the competitive spirit and camaraderie among the players.
He then highlighted how the Laver Cup provides a unique atmosphere, playing as part of a team and with the support of fans and coaches, which contributes to his overall enjoyment and performance.
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