"The style that people bring to the court when they play on the grass is so beautiful," Carlos Alcaraz said.
Richard Pagliaro | @tennisnow | Saturday, June 28, 2025
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An old saying says the beauty in the eyes of lovers.
Grass-Court tennis is the most attractive surface of the game Carlos Alcaraz.
Two-time Wimbledon champion Alcaraz claimed that the lawn game was the most extraordinary tennis ball for players and fans.
“I think the most beautiful tennis we can watch is on the grass,” Alcalaz said on Wimbledon media today. “The style that people bring when they play on the grass is so beautiful.
“The sound of the ball. The movement is really hard, but when you get it, you’re flying (smile).”
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Grass rewarded the athleticism, aggressiveness and full-game acumen of five-time Grand Slam champions, one of the reasons why Alcaraz likes lawns.
“For me, it’s good because I really want to hit the slices, throw them, keep on the internet, play actively,” Alkaraz said. “I think on the grass, it’s the style you have to play. That’s what I like the most.”
Alcaraz
It was his first game since Alcaraz, who beat Jiri Lehecka to win Queen’s Club – his fourth career pasture championship with Rafa Nadal and Feliciano Lopez the equivalent of the OEPN era Spaniard.
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The two-time Roland Garros and Wimbledon champions are aiming to join Bjorn Borg, Pete Sampras, Roger Federer and Novak Djokovic to win three consecutive Wimbledon crowns in the Open.
Alcaraz said he was looking for a title today, not that list of legacy.
“I came here and think, yes, I really want to win the championship. I really want to lift the trophy,” Alkaraz said. “You know, you didn’t expect the players to win three Wimbledons in a row.
“I was just thinking, OK, I just wanted to be ready, just wanted to be ready in the best way, just started the game with a very confident way. Obviously, I feel very confident now (smile).
"But just consider it still going forward, it is still doing good things and starting the game. So two weeks of Grand Slams might be long, but now I’m not thinking about who I can join if I win three Wimbles in a row. ”
Since the UK returns, speculation has been rampant about Alcalaz’s relationship with the U.S. open doubles partner Emma Raducanu, but the five-time Grand Slam champion has been busy defeating another major British champion.
“I play golf. Actually, I play with Andy Murray on Monday with a few other players,” Alcaraz said of the club activities at Queens Club. “Just going to the center.
