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Carlos Alcaraz shares what he found ‘frustrating’ during his Vienna Open semi-finals win vs Daniil Medvedev

Carlos Alcaraz excelled yesterday, as he put in one of his most comprehensive performances since returning from injury to defeat Daniil Medvedev. His last appearance...

Carlos Alcaraz shares what he found ‘frustrating’ during his Vienna Open semi-finals win vs Daniil Medvedev

Carlos Alcaraz delivered one of his most impressive performances since returning from injury, defeating top-five player Daniil Medvedev in the Vienna Open semi-finals. In his previous appearance at the tournament, Alcaraz had lost in the semi-finals back in 2021 to Alexander Zverev. The 23-year-old expressed his frustration during the match, noting that he had to stay strong mentally despite breaking first in both sets but immediately being broken back by the determined Medvedev.

Alcaraz admitted that he trusted his level throughout the match, insisting on an aggressive approach regardless of the score. He highlighted his strong performance in the tiebreak, where he made several aggressive plays, which contributed to his happiness with the win. Medvedev, who had been in exceptional form with recent title wins and semi-final appearances, presented a tough challenge for Alcaraz, who had only competed in four ATP Tour-level events since his injury.

Despite the odds, Alcaraz showcased an excellent performance, securing his biggest win since his return and highlighting his impressive ability to overcome adversity.

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