Carlos Alcaraz warned his Wimbledon rivals that he “feels good” in the bar after the two world number opposed his expectations by winning the Queen’s club title for the second time.

Alkaraz fight for a bruise 7-5, 6-7 (5), 6-2 Victory to the number of the world Czecheke 30 Be there foot In the final of the Wimbledon heating event on Sunday.

The 22-year-old has extended his best winning career to 18 games, placing him in the perfect position to defend his title Wimbledon.

Alcaraz has won French Open, the masters of Rome and the queen during his run.

But Grand Slam’s five-time champion had reached West London worried about his ability to make the tricky passage from the clay season to the unique demands of the short grass campaign.

By underlining the difficulty of the task, Alcaraz is the first player to win Roland Garros and the queen’s kingdom from that time Rafael Nadal In 2008.

“I will say that it is really complicated, transition from clay to bar in just a few days, because this is the time I had before the tour began, only two days of practice,” Said Alcaraz.

“So I came here without any expectations.

“But I got used to Bari really quickly, and I’m really proud of that. My goal was complete, and I’m not talking about raising the trophy or making the last.

“It was simply to feel good, to feel really comfortable in the grass once again.”

For an adult player in Spanish Argilan courts, Alcaraz has become a frightening force on Queen’s and Wimbledon lawns.

He is only the third Spanish man who wins four tours with grass plug behind Nadal and Feliciano Lopez.

“Great is good to be with Rafa and Feli, so brilliant players from our country,” He said.

“Hopefully, now I will not stop here. Hopefully. Continue.”

‘I just turned the joy’

A main part of Alcaraz’s winning formula is his ability to turn off from tennis behind shifts to ensure that he is refreshed when he returns to court.

The former number one number one divided into Ibiza after his epic triumph with five French sets open against Jannik sinful At the beginning of this month.

He will not have time for a similar holiday before Wimbledon begins on June 30, but he plans to rest as much as possible in London before focusing on his offer for a successive third party all of the England club crown.

“A lot of people ask me the same question: Will you go back to Ibiza? I wish! As I said, I’m a player I need a day off to enjoy, the day I spend with my friends, with my family, just to turn off my mind,” He said.

“I can’t get back home. I’ll stay here in London. I hope to enjoy it a little. Then get back and prepare for Wimbledon the best possible way.”

As the sinner collapsed in the second round of Halle Bublik alexander This week, Alcaraz’s success in Queen’s moved his record since loss David Goffin to Miami Masters in March on a scary 27-1.

Alcaraz believes the loss was a transformative moment in its season.

“I had so much hatred when I lost in Miami. A lot of people began to say,” What is happening to this guy. He simply lost in the first round, and he did not practice, he did not go to court, ” Said Alcaraz.

“I think this was the key, just to have five, six days rest, not snatching a rocket, not breaking in trial. Just go on vacation with my family, to turn off my mind, to think about what I should have done better?

“I just got back joy. I began to enjoy playing again tennis, realizing what is the most important thing to me.”

Capture Alcaraz’s victory in Queen here.