 Carlos Alcaraz is already dreaming of a Wimbledon final against Novak Djokovic after advancing to the third round on Friday. The world No.1 will next play 25th-seed Nicolas Jarry as he continues his quest to lift the second Grand Slam trophy of his career following his maiden major triumph in New York last year. The 20-year-old won the Queen's Club title in the build up to the Championships and has looked ruthless in his first two matches against unseeded French players Alexandre Muller and Jeremy Chardy – beating both of them in straight sets. Alcaraz is arguably Djokovic's biggest threat in SW19 and the Spaniard is already looking ahead to a potential showdown in the final. 'It would be amazing for me play a final here in Wimbledon,' Alcaraz said after his win against Muller. 'Even better if is against Novak obviously. 'But there's a lot of great players playing here on grass that feel really, really comfortable on grass. I have to be really, really focused until the final. 'It's a lot of matches ahead. I can't be relaxed. I have to play my best in every match. Let's see if I reach the final or not (smiling).' Djokovic beat Alcaraz in the French Open semi-finals last month but he has told the Serbian that there will be no repeat of the brutal cramping which led to his defeat in Paris. 'The main reason that I had cramp in the semi-final was the tension that I had facing Novak in the semi-final of a Grand Slam,' Alcaraz said. 'I think I learned a lot from that match to the next time I'm going to face Novak. It's going to be different for me. I'm going to deal the pressure better than I did in the semi-final of the French Open.'){kind=link}
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Carlos Alcaraz is already dreaming of a Wimbledon final against Novak Djokovic after advancing to the third round on Friday.
The world No.1 will next play 25th-seed Nicolas Jarry as he continues his quest to lift the second Grand Slam trophy of his career following his maiden major triumph in New York last year.
The 20-year-old won the Queen’s Club title in the build up to the Championships and has looked ruthless in his first two matches against unseeded French players Alexandre Muller and Jeremy Chardy – beating both of them in straight sets.
Alcaraz is arguably Djokovic’s biggest threat in SW19 and the Spaniard is already looking ahead to a potential showdown in the final.