Ferrero On Alcaraz’s Ascent: “I Had A Good Career, But He Can Be Even Better.”
The results confirm Juan Carlos Ferrero‘s intuition. It was just a matter of time. Two years ago, the former World No. 1 declined the option of coaching an established player on the ATP Tour, in favour of a relatively unknown teenager from his native Spain. Carlos Alcaraz was first plotting his ascent, but it did not take long for Ferrero to recognise his potential. Now, two years later, the work of legend and prodigy is paying dividends. Last month, the 17-year-old Alcaraz etched his name in the history books with a maiden ATP Challenger Tour title in Trieste, Italy. The Murcia native...
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