Carlos Alcaraz made history again last Sunday at the All England ClubThe tennis player from Murcia went over Novak Djokovic (6-2/6-2/7-6) in the grand final of Wimbledon, which made him add his second Grand Slam on this grass surface at just 21 years old. The event brought together a multitude of well-known faces, although all the spotlights were taken by Kate Middleton, who was in one of the boxes and received a warm ovation from Centre Court when she was introduced before the match.
The Princess of Waleswho reappeared publicly for the second time after announcing that she had cancer, was accompanied by her daughter, Princess Charlotte and her sister, Pippa Middleton. Her husband, Prince Williamtraveled to the Euro final to follow the Three Lions. After the end of the match, Middletonwho wore a purple dress, She went down to the grass to present the champion’s trophy to Carlos Alcaraz, who gave her a sort of bow that brought a big smile to the princess’s face.
Hours later, The two met again at a private event held after the Wimbledon final.which was attended by members of the British monarchy and celebrities. Mother and daughter spent some time chatting with the tennis player from Murcia. This is Charlotte, she’s been cheering you onthe princess told him. We’ve seen you a lot on TV, so it’s great to finally meet you.added the little girl.
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Then later, BBC Sports has revealed an unpublished extract of the conversationin which you can see the question that Kate asked Alcaraz. My kids want to know who your favorite player is.to which he responded without any hesitation: lvaro MorataThe tennis player from Murcia also warned of the danger of one of the great talents of our Selection, such as Lamine Yamalbest young player in this European Championship. We will have to be carefulsaid the princess after learning the opinion of the man from Murcia.
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