The Spanish tennis player, the best in the world according to the ATP, was eliminated from the Master 1000 in Rome after falling in two sets against 135 in the ranking.
The Spanish Carlos Alcarazwhich will once again be number 1 in the world ranking of the ATP next Monday, he lost today to the Hungarian Fabian Marozsan (135°) by 6-3 and 7-6 (4) and was eliminated from the tournament Rome Master 1000 in one of the surprises of the day at the Foro Itálico in the Italian capital.
Marozsan left out of the tournament alcaraz in barely an hour and a half of a match in which he exhibited great solidity in his game and ended up imposing himself on the young Spanish tennis player. that next Monday he will be number 1 to replace the Serbian Novak Djokovicone week from the start of Roland Garros.
The 23-year-old Hungarian, who was playing the first major tournament of his short professional career, gave the Spaniard the third defeat of the season, which now forces him to concentrate for the second grand slams of the year in Paris.
alcarazafter missing in January the australian open due to injury, he had won four trophies in six tournaments he played: Buenos Aires, Indian Wells, Barcelona and Madrid. His previous falls were in the final of Rio de Janeiro (brick dust) and in the semifinals of the Miami Masters 1000 (fast courts).
Source: Ambito
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