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Carlos Alcaraz to throw ‘clown’ comment back in Frances Tiafoe’s face at Wimbledon

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Carlos Alcaraz is gearing up for a thrilling third-round showdown against Frances Tiafoe at Wimbledon. Fresh off a commanding victory over Australian Aleksandar Vukic, Alcaraz is eager to face Tiafoe in a repeat of their unforgettable US Open semi-final clash last September.

Alcaraz, who is playing at the peak of his game, issued a bold warning: “I’m going for him!” Meanwhile, Tiafoe has experienced a turbulent 2024, struggling with consistency and admitting to “losing to clowns.” However, he remains determined to rise to the challenge.

In their previous encounter, Alcaraz and Tiafoe delivered a five-set thriller, showcasing their immense talent. This time, the Spanish prodigy, already a favorite among Wimbledon fans, is prepared to bring his best. Alcaraz, who has already achieved a surface Grand Slam at just 21, remains focused and driven, even adopting healthier habits to maintain his champion form.

“I’ve been changing a little bit off the court, going to bed early, eating well, staying focused 24 hours on tennis,” Alcaraz revealed. “Already I’m feeling that I’m playing great tennis again. If you can stay positive, you can stay calm in the toughest situations.”

Tiafoe, who recently defeated Croatia’s Borna Coric, acknowledges the difficulties of his season but remains hopeful. “You start doubting yourself and all these kinds of things, but nothing is peaches and cream all the time. It’s about how fast you can get out of that.”

As Alcaraz and Tiafoe prepare to clash, fans eagerly anticipate another high-octane battle. Will Alcaraz continue his dominant run, or can Tiafoe rediscover his top form and stage an upset? The Wimbledon stage is set for another unforgettable match.

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