Carlos Alcalas, who is aiming to become the fifth male player to win the Wimbledon Championships, the third round of the four major tennis tournaments, expressed his enthusiasm on the 28th, saying, “I definitely want to win.” Photo taken in London on the 27th (Reuters, 2025)
[Reuters, 28th]- Carlos Alcalas (22, Spain), who is aiming to become the fifth male player to win the third consecutive victory at the Wimbledon Championships, the third round of the four major tennis tournaments, expressed his enthusiasm on the 28th, saying, “I definitely want to win.”
Since the opening, the four players Bjorn Borg (Sweden), Pete Sampras (USA), Roger Federer (Switzerland), and Novak Djokovic (Serbia) have achieved their third consecutive Wimbledon championship title. If Alkaras wins the title, it will be the fifth feat.
At a press conference, Alcalas said with a smile, “I came here because I absolutely wanted to win and raise a trophy. I don’t have the number of players who have won three consecutive titles. I have confidence and want to start the tournament at the best possible state. Of course I have plenty of confidence.”
Alcalas is characterized by his playing style, where he fights without flinching even when he is faced with adversity. “When you’re just playing without thinking about anything else and immersed in the fun of playing, I think you can play freely and freely as you please. Just have fun,” he said.
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