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Fierce battles have set off a surging craze on the tennis courts. Alcaraz, who lost to eventual champion Sinner in the semifinals of the China Open, is still the only player to win more than 60 games this season, with a 61-8 record that underscores his strength.
For now, his goal is to win the title of year-end world number one for the second year in a row. To achieve that, he would have to reach the final at the Shanghai Masters to temporarily take the lead. Faced with this task, Alcaraz is full of confidence, he said that every training session is carried out with goals, and each time he participates in the championship is to achieve a different ranking, hoping to end the year with different results.
And in the process of chasing Djokovic, he will put his heart and soul into it, sparing no effort to fight for every ball and every point. Alcaraz's opponent, Djokovic, has become a stumbling block in his mind in almost every practice. He took Djokovic as an object of learning, observing his every move, every way he played and trained. Djokovic's dedication and dedication became a model for Alcaraz to learn.
In the process of competing at the top level, he firmly believes that mental training is the most difficult but also the most important. Only by remaining strong enough in mentality can you play stably at the same level and not be affected by ups and downs. This mentality is his intrinsic motivation to be the best player.
And against the 22-year-old Sinner, despite Alcaraz's defeat, he expressed gratification at the rivalry between his generation. He saw the fierceness of the competition and saw the sparks splashing between opponents. Every game, every win or defeat, is a valuable experience. He hopes that this rivalry will continue, just like Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer, which is his dream and for the fans and his own expectations.
For his part, Alcaraz follows Federer's wisdom tactically, has Nadal's deterrent in fighting spirit and is as determined as Djokovic in ambition. However, he still has a long way to go in terms of elegance, and he is still working hard.
In any case, the rise of Alcaraz marks the emergence of a new generation of the Big Three or Big Four of the 00s, who will become the mainstay of the tennis world in the next decade or two. While watching this game, we can't help but think about our own growth. In life, we also need the kind of attachment to dreams, the courage to not be afraid of failure, and the determination to always maintain an enterprising attitude.
Just as Alcaraz did in the game, everyone needs 100% effort on the stage of life, only then can we seize our own opportunities. On the road of chasing dreams, let us embrace every challenge, face every difficulty, and write our own brilliance with sweat and persistence.
May we find our value in struggle and move towards a better future.