“It has not been seen since Novak, Nadal and Federer,” he said of Alcaraz. “I am most fascinated by his maturity. When you are 19, you are allowed to do something bad or to have a wrong choice on the court, but he is doing everything right. He knows when is the time to come in, when to hit a stronger second for the first serve, when to mix it up. It is incredible.”
And talking about Djokovic’s chances of successfully defending his French Open crown to equal Nadal’s all-time record of 21 Grand Slam titles, he added: “There are no big secrets now, the preparations are done, now it is more about fine tuning, some details and staying positive. When it is like that, there is only one person that can beat Novak [Nadal], perhaps two now with Alcaraz. As for the rest, I do not see it.”
