Reporter Seo Jang-won = Carlos Alcaras (2nd place, Spain) showed joy after winning his comeback match after 4 months of injury.
Alcalas defeated Laslo Zere (57th, Serbia) 2-1 (6-2 4-6 6-2) in the round of 16 of the Argentine Open men’s singles held in Buenos Aires, Argentina on the 16th (Korean time).
After winning the U.S. Open last year, Alkaras, who became the youngest player in the world to reach No. 1, suffered a torn abdominal muscle during the Paris Masters match in November of that year and had to close the store.
After a long rehabilitation, Al Carras announced his comeback through the Argentine Open, expressing his desire to “recapture the world number one.”
Alkaras, who passed the first round with a bye, lost the second set after winning the first set against Jere in the second round, but easily won the last three sets and succeeded in advancing to the third round.
After the game, Alkaras said, “It feels good to win again.” 먹튀검증
“I’m having a really happy time in Buenos Aires,” he said. “I didn’t expect to have such a great crowd and great atmosphere behind me. I want to say thank you to all the fans here for the warm welcome I received at my first game. This energy. We will continue to do so,” he thanked the fans.
Alkaras will face world number 90 Dusan Lazovic (Serbia) in the third round.