José Morón

José Morón wrote that Carlos Alcaraz, with a new look and mustache, had made an impeccable debut against the Argentine Juanma Cerúndolo. According to the author, Cerúndolo ended up panting in the face of the Murcian's level, who excelled in his serve, from the baseline, and with his volley. Morón added that Alcaraz seemed especially comfortable with the current conditions in Shanghai. #Tenis #Alcaraz #Shanghai (translated)

José Morón wrote that Djokovic, whom he described as very tired, had lost to a great Hurkacz. He pointed out that the Pole had withdrawn injured a week earlier and deemed his performance commendable. According to Morón, Djokovic's chances of qualifying for the ATP Finals had become complicated and he would likely need several victories in Paris to reach Turin. He added that the players coming behind were putting pressure on and that an interesting week was approaching in Shanghai. #Tenis #Djokovic #Hurkacz (translated)

José Morón reported that Alcaraz spoke about the elections in Spain, scheduled for November 29, the same day as the final of the Davis Cup. The tennis player said that he continued to live in Spain and that staying informed helped him understand the situation and form a perspective on the country's future. Alcaraz added that representing Spain in the competition was something he valued greatly. He also noted that Spanish players knew what was happening in the country, although it was sometimes difficult to access all the information, and he tried to follow the news when traveling abroad. The statements were made during the Shanghai Media Day. #EleccionesEspaña #CopaDavis #Alcaraz (translated)

José Morón wrote that Novak Djokovic had lived a perfect week in Beijing: he won a title that, according to Morón, was the most important for him in over two years, and defeated three Top 10 players in a row. Among them was Zverev, whom he described as the next number one. Morón also pointed out that Djokovic had won at least one title for 21 consecutive seasons, had returned to the Top 10, and at that moment was qualified for the ATP Finals. He added that a month earlier some were saying he should retire and called him "eternal." #Djokovic #Tenis #ATP (translated)

José Morón wrote that Beijing was not to blame, but that the tournament was likely not satisfied with its last three matches: Hurkacz's withdrawal against De Miñaur, Medvedev's disqualification against Djokovic, and De Miñaur's withdrawal against Djokovic. He added that it was one of the 500 tournaments with the highest budget. #tenis #torneo #deporte (translated)

José Morón wrote that Novak Djokovic had won a new title in Beijing after Alex de Minaur withdrew due to a thigh problem. He noted that the match had been very competitive and expressed sadness about the outcome. He also stated that Djokovic had completed a great week and had a record of 34-0 in Beijing. https://t.co/2XCa1RB9xm #Djokovic #Tenis #Pekín (translated)

José Morón wrote that Medvedev had gone to the hospital to personally apologize to the fan he hit with a ball. He considered that the gesture honored him and added that, according to Lorenzo, the spectator was doing well, although he did not want to provide information about his condition. #Medvedev #tenis #deporte (translated)

José Morón wrote that Carlos Alcaraz had played a great match and won his first title since his return from an injury. He added that the tennis player had been outstanding in every aspect and said that watching him play like this was hopeful. https://t.co/OC6ekFc8fI #Alcaraz #Tenis #Deportes (translated)

José Morón noted that Jannik Sinner's withdrawal for the remainder of the season would cause him to lose the 3000 points he had to defend until December. He wrote that Alexander Zverev, then world number 2, would likely take his place within a month, when Sinner lost the 1000 points from Paris or the 1500 from Turin. #Zverev #Tenis #TenisMundial (translated)

José Morón wrote that Jannik Sinner would miss the rest of 2026 after deciding, following consultations with his doctors, to undergo a treatment that Morón believed would likely involve surgery. He also noted that there was no expected date for his return and that the injury would have caused him to miss the last five months of the season. #tenis #suspensión #lesión (translated)

José Morón wrote that Medvedev mocked Novak Djokovic and imitated his complaints about his physical condition. He also claimed that he asked for a medical timeout after breaking his serve to disrupt his rhythm, and that he then hit a spectator with a ball and was disqualified. https://t.co/lYCKRlk3ca #Tenis #Djokovic #Medvedev (translated)

José Morón wrote that Medvedev's disqualification would cost him the 200 points earned for reaching the tournament semifinals and the 200,000 dollars that he indicated he would have earned. He described the sanction as historic and stated that it would have a high cost for the tennis player. https://t.co/FyuQs8Ouph #Medvedev #Tenis #Deporte (translated)

José Morón wrote that, although in his opinion one couldn't ask for physiotherapist attention before a break, Daniil Medvedev did so immediately after losing his serve, thus interrupting the rhythm of Novak Djokovic. He added that Medvedev managed to break back and described the situation as suspicious, considering that the timeout was deliberately requested with that intention. #tenis #Medvedev #Djokovic (translated)

José Morón wrote that Medvedev hit the ball towards the stands and struck a spectator in the eye, who had to be taken to the infirmary. Morón called for his immediate disqualification and described the end of the match as tremendous. https://t.co/6mLcSD3LKV #Medvedev #Tenis #Deportes (translated)

José Morón wrote that Alcaraz reached his first final since his injury and would seek to defend the title in Tokyo. He added that, despite not standing out with his serve, his forehand and physical condition allowed him to overcome Munar. https://t.co/ipcUuHl4lZ #Tenis #Alcaraz #Tokio (translated)

José Morón wrote that Novak Djokovic was exuberant after defeating Zverev in Beijing. According to Morón, Djokovic said that he still believed he could defeat the best in the world in the most important tournaments and that he was proud of the effort made. He also noted that competing at that level helped him leave behind the problems and move forward, and that he was working to be able to win matches like the one that night. Morón called him a legend. #Djokovic #Tenis #Pekín (translated)

José Morón wrote that Novak Djokovic found an additional motivation to defeat Alexander Zverev after the latter tried to win a point with the score at 30-30 and 1-0. Morón pointed out that the situation angered Djokovic and argued that when facing him, one should not provoke him. #Djokovic #Zverev #Tenis (translated)

José Morón highlighted some statements from Djokovic, who said that he continued playing because those moments motivated him, despite having had a complicated year for various reasons. He added that he continued to compete and was pushing the young people to work hard to earn money. Morón accompanied the post with laughing emojis. #Djokovic #Tenis #Inspiración (translated)

José Morón considered that Novak Djokovic's match against Zverev was one of the best of his season, along with the one against Sinner in Australia. He wrote that Djokovic had performed at a high level from start to finish and noted that, two days earlier, he could hardly move. He also stated that the Serbian had defeated what he believed was the best player of the year. #Djokovic #Tenis #Deportes (translated)