Nevertheless, the future of Alcaraz has been set up already, he become the top seed in just short amount of time. And for sure his coach and his family are behind him 100 percent if he losses just one game at a time. I haven't check the next calendar tournament because it will be good to see him entered and how he will fare on that. So we shouldn't be bothered by his lost, what's important is how he can bounce back next tournament.
Ok, for now we should give him some slack as he is very young and you know, few mental lapses here and there so I get the point.
And yes, he is very young, and even if he is the current number 1 seed, maybe there are a lot of loopholes that he need to improved so we can give it to him as well. But we also want him to be that consistent and just not that kid that get the top seed and then loses it right away, or just like in the case of Medvedev.
Yea I think the vast majority of Tennis fans believe Alcaraz is the real deal and a future
number 1 "on and off". We shouldn't expect him to win every game, set, match and
tournament he enters into, same with Swiatek.
I can imagine being a multi millionaire has its challenges like being able to stay focussed
outside grand slams and to be motivated to turn up and win bottom tier tournaments.