Carlos Alcaraz

When I step on the court, I forget about everything and just go and enjoy it. It is something I am trying to enjoy very much.

When I was playing with the Pure Aero I was looking for one more string to have more control in my game. I found the 98 and fell in love with it since the first time I tried it.

I'm a friendly person, a nice person.

It's really good that tennis is an individual sport. I like to find ways to... by yourself, you know, solve problems. For me, I'm glad to be alone in the court and find solutions to problems.

I think I consider myself a player who adapt very well his game, you know, on the surfaces and all the conditions that you're playing on.

Every tournament, I like to choose one, let's say, lucky sneakers, so every day match, I just wear it.

Facing Novak in the quarterfinals at a Grand Slam is the worst thing.

Here at Wimbledon for me is a gift. Every match that I'm playing is a gift.

Playing a quarterfinal at Wimbledon is a gift.

I need to improve my mental stability.

When I am facing break point, I try not to think about this. I try to think about it as a normal point.

Playing in the largest stadiums, I've always had success. I've always grown and enjoyed it.

When Jannik and I face each other, I think it's a really good thing for tennis because we always show a really intense match, really close match, great points, great rallies.

I enjoy every single time I play here in New York. It is one of the most electric crowds I play in front of.

Winning tournaments, lifting trophies gives you a lot of confidence.

I know that everyone in my team is giving their heart just to make me improve as a player and a person, to grow up. So I am really grateful and I call you a team, but it is a family.

I feel great to play a semifinal here at the U.S. Open.

Grand Slam, every minute on court counts. You have to be really focused and show your best level.

I would say I'm fast and reach every ball, or I try.

Well, I would say the pressure that I put in the opponent in every shot, you know. Returning, for example, I push the opponent to a limit, trying to go for it in every shot. I would say that's the most dangerous part of my game that I would say the opponents feel that the pressure in every shot.