spanish → English transcript
Controlled, but then you have to decide it.
Yes, no, the truth is, well,
the truth is, playing against Javi
he has never controlled you, you know that well,
but Javi also plays very
freely, and he's playing at a great level,
above all, he's on a fantastic run,
well, one run, several runs
fantastic, and he has never controlled you,
but he has done it with a lot of
ambition and a lot of substitution.
Winning here is always special, here he began
by winning his first Grand Slam title.
Over these two weeks, you've been with him every day,
you play with him, you warm him up,
the middle days, have you also
noticed that your brother's ball, Carlos's,
was going faster, was going quicker?
What have you felt on your court?
I, every time I
warm up with Carlos, or train with Carlos,
I notice that Carlos's speed is
different, it's true that
Carlos's rhythm, both Carlos's
and Sirmo's, and also the players
that I've warmed up with, but Carlos has
a certain speed edge that
is different, the truth is
Carlos applies a lot of pressure
with his shots and
the feeling you get when you play with him
is that he always guides you and
pressures you a lot from the back of the court.
You probably have
your family watching, do you have the opportunity
to say hello to your mother, your brothers, your people?
Mom, if you're watching
from home, I love you so much,
and to my two younger brothers who are also watching from
home, I love you all so much and see you soon.
Man, don't make me cry, because today
I have to keep going. Well,
thanks, legend.
To be honest, it's spectacular.
About Álvaro—because, of course, excuse me.
Sara and Ferry—he says he's getting better every day.
But, of course, he also has to improve.
Because he's constantly
adapting to the rhythm
of Carlos.
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