Alcaraz extended his impressive undefeated record of the season and once again reached the semifinals of Indian Wells

Don’t forget about me. Carlos Alcaraz (1st ATP) became the last of the four semi-finalists of the Indian Wells Masters 1000after having defeated the always complicated, and uncomfortable, Cameron Norrie (29th) 6-3 and 6-4.

The world No. 1 had a somewhat hesitant start to the game and in return he encountered a good start from his rival. Despite this, the British did not manage to get off the scoreboard and barely Alcaraz raised the level he took enough distance in the set to take over the actions.

However, the reaction of the pupil of Facundo Lugoneswho had the pleasure of breaking the rival’s serve at the dawn of the second set. But the joy for him was short-lived. It’s that in the blink of an eye, not only that Alcaraz recovered the break, but he doubled down and took two consecutive turns of service to gain an advantage. Which ended up being definitive on the scoreboard.

In this way, the Murcian, who has 16 wins, two trophies and no defeats so far this season, celebrates again in the quarterfinals of a competition that brings back very good memories for his titles won in 2023 and 2024. In addition, it is the fifth consecutive semifinal on the Californian cement.

In search of reaching the triple crown in the California desertthe owner of seven Grand Slam titles will collide with Daniil Medvedev (11th), whom he defeated in six of the eight times they faced each other, including in the two finals that the Spaniard played in this same tournament.

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