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Tim Henman hailed Carlos Alcaraz's forehand as possibly the greatest in tennis history after Alcaraz beat Tommy Paul 6-4, 6-3, 6-4 to reach the US Open quarterfinals; back from a long-term injury, Alcaraz showed 23 forehand winners and strengthened his status as the title favorite.
Carlos Alcaraz returned to singles at the US Open after more than four months out with a right wrist injury, beating Roman Safiullin in straight sets (6-4, 6-4, 6-4). While his serve isn’t fully back, Tim Henman praised his forehand (clocking 108 mph) and noted his movement and variety were excellent as he eyes the next round against Jaime Faria.
Carlos Alcaraz faced criticism for a 'bizarre' and 'careless' performance in his Wimbledon opener, marked by numerous unforced errors and poor execution, but he ultimately won in five sets against Fabio Fognini. Former player Tim Henman highlighted Alcaraz's unusual out-of-sorts display and issues with his first serve, though he has an easier second-round match ahead. The performance raises concerns about his consistency on grass.