Is Joao FONSECA the Neymar of Tennis? Parts Ugo Humbert with Carlos Alcaraz and Janek wrong Tennis News

Is Joao FONSECA the Neymar of Tennis? Brazilian Wonderkid says he is inspired by his idol, while his opponent Hamebert compared him to his opponent Hambert with Carlos Alcaraz and Janek wrong.

The fans in the Miami Open Championship went after the teenage sense reached the third round, where they defeated Hambert, France, the nineteenth classified in consecutive groups.

After that, the 18-year-old from Rio de Janeiro will be Australia Alexi de Minor on Monday- Live on Sky Sports Tennis.

FONSECA 6-4 6-3 victory means that he is the youngest man to reach the third round since Juan Martin del Potro in 2007 and the youngest man to reach the third round of ATP Masters in 18 years, 18-year-old Carlos Alcaraz thus in Paris in 2021.

Speaking of his decision to take tennis instead of football, Fonseca said: “When I was 11 or 12 years old, I was injured. I played with older players, but I fell to Glutat and I spent two months, I said,“ My mother, I no longer want to play football anymore, I want to continue with Tennis.

“Then a year or six months ago, I found my coach. Things became more serious. I stayed with tennis. I think it was a good choice.”

FONSECA, who faced an exciting meeting in the first round against his teenage colleague Tien, says he is inspired by the former Barcelona playmaker and PSG Neymar.

“I really love Neymar’s skills. I liked watching him playing. I also loved Ronaldinho but I didn’t see much of it. We call him” the witch “in Brazil.”

“Indeed players who do not believe.”

Hambert could not like the attacking approach of Fonseca during a competition, which was transferred to the main stadium stadium of the runway – which disturbed thousands of Brazilian fans who attended early to get a seat for the match.

Hambert told the French newspaper team: “I rarely played against a man who played very quickly. I had a little of this feeling when I played Alcaraz in the Davis Cup, and a sinner in Roma. He trusts me everywhere, played a great match.”

Fonseca trip so far …

Brazil’s FONSECA is the most modern talent for talking, and he has presented one of the Australian Open Obati against the ninth classified André Rubelv.

He became the first player born in 2006 to win an individual title ATP Tour, who emphasized his position as one of the most promising stars of tennis Francisco Serundolo’s defeat 6-4 7-6 (7-1) in the Argentina Open The final last month.

“This was just an incredible week for me. Of course I want to be 1. Of course, I want to win the battery tournaments,” Fonseca said.

The next Gen ATP finals have already broke the best 100 months. In the past 12 months, the Brazilian has risen from No. 651 to a large world in the job 60 before the Miami Open.

It is the smallest 100 players since Alcaraz in October 2021 and the smallest Brazilian who storms the 100 best in the classification date.

“From Brazil, the repercussions are very big. People get to know a little more than me. This is very nice. The Brazilian people love to chant a lot for this (promising) child.” “But, at the same time, you should focus.

“People will say a lot, and they have more expectations. You need to focus on your routine, and work more and more.”

In response to the question of what he considers his greatest strength, Fonseca said: “Technically, it is definitely in front of me.”

For this reason … his front speeds hit 113 miles per hour while winning Hambert in Miami.

The speed of its shot is 81 miles per hour compared to the average round of 76 miles per hour, and its rotation rate of 3,019 rotations per minute is much higher than the average round of 2844 rpm.

“It seems that he took it to another dimension, if you were honest. I know this is a kind of exaggeration, but when I saw it in the next general, I was impressed with the ease of the winners,” said Mark Pitci, the former British channel commentator, who was working with Emma Radocano in Miami.

“He didn’t have to find the line to strike the winners, and it is always a good sign that something is a little special.”

When interrogating who is the greatest tennis player ever, Fonseca said: “Federer. There is no way to change this.

“People can say that” Novak “Djokovic is the greatest time, but for me there is no way. Djokovic may be the best ever, but Federer is the greatest.

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