Agassi Identifies The Elements Of Alcaraz’s Game That Worry Him “A Little.”

Although Andre Agassi has given Carlos Alcaraz’s game high marks, he has also expressed some concern about one particular aspect of it.

The 20-year-old Spaniard’s most recent action came against Rafael Nadal in an exhibition match. Despite Alcaraz’s tight victory, the display taught us three important lessons.

Despite last year’s Wimbledon champion experiencing a drop in play by his very high standards since that unexpected victory at SW19, the match served as a reminder of how fascinating Alcaraz is.
But it appears certain that he will soon rise once more. For example, Andy Roddick stated that Alcaraz had only just begun to achieve his two Grand Slams and that many more are to come.

At the exhibition between Alcaraz and Nadal, Agassi was offering commentary. He talked about his passions for Alcaraz’s game as well as his worries.

“When he’s in the air, I truly enjoy his game because of his ability to manipulate tempo and geometry, as well as his dynamism. When he’s acting a little static, I do become a little worried about him. Sometimes he gets set a little too early because he doesn’t know where to focus his energy when his feet don’t have to move as much.”

“Every great player understands the foundation of their style and uses it to their advantage during crucial situations. I continue to wonder if Carlos has figured out how to put his opponent under constant pressure, which increases his chances of locking things down. He may volley, serve, or let the first ball drop. He is capable of everything.

Alcaraz, the defending champion, will now focus on the Indian Wells Open. Though Alcaraz, the No. 2 seed, gets a bye to the second round, the Indian Wells Open draw has been made.