Us Open/defending Army Small Bull Alcalas Drove Into The Top 8 To Create A Super Crazy Win Rate

In only his third career appearance at the US Open, Spanish "Little bull" Carlos Alcaraz keeps setting records, and today he won 6:3, 6:3, 6: 4 shot Italian opponent Matteo Arnaldi (Matteo Arnaldi), the last eight tickets to continue the challenge to become the "Swiss express" Roger Federer in 2008, the first consecutive men's singles player.

The 20-year-old "little Barbarian", who reached the top 8 at the first experience of the US Open three years ago, directly lifted the Gold Cup last year, and again this year as the top 8 seed, becoming the second player under the age of 21 to reach the top 8 at the US Open three times after tennis era. Only two-time champion Andre Agassi had achieved the same feat between 1988 and 1990.

Alcaras satisfied that from the start to the end of the game, his performance is very stable, "not many mistakes, I play my own content, try to go online, very happy today's performance, but also very happy that I passed a pass."

With today's victory, Alcalas has a 15-1 record at the US Open, the best winning percentage of the four Grand Slams, and he is good at clay courts and said with a smile: "Now my favorite surface adaptation. When I won Wimbledon, I said I love grass and I really feel comfortable on the three courts, but now I say hard courts are my favorite."

Alcalas's next opponent has not yet been announced, Italian rising star Jannik Sinner and Tokyo Olympic gold medalist Alexander Zverev of Germany in the final battle on the Centre Court, the winner can qualify to challenge the ball king.