Murray takes charge
Without insulting the Spanish duo, it is indeed Andy Murray, just arrived from Europe (the newly retired, who had been planning a family ski vacation for a long time, was unable to go to Brisbane last week ), which was scrutinized from all sides by the few journalists and photographers who were escorted into the enclosed enclosure. From the outset, the Scotsman took control of the session, giving his instructions to the two players, in the form of scales struck with high intensity. On the other side of the net, Carlos Alcaraz, his hair shorter than ever, performed while Juan Carlos Ferrero followed the scene from afar, shouted in Spanish by a relaxed Djoker but nonetheless showing a lot of seriousness and enthusiasm. application as soon as the exchange begins.
