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Carlos Alcaraz has been compared to the legendary Roger Federer in tennis, and Mats Wilander has said that Alcaraz might become the “second most important player” in tennis history.

The former number one in the world believes that Roger Federer is the greatest player of all time and that Alcaraz ought to be held to a higher standard than simply matching Federer’s winning total.

In the global rankings, Alcaraz is presently ranked third, behind Jannik Sinner and Novak Djokovic. He triumphed at the Indian Wells Masters in March, his first in eight months.

Last week at the Miami Open quarterfinals, the 20-year-old lost to eventual runner-up Grigor Dimitrov after his victorious title defense in the Masters 1000 event in California.

The two-time Grand Slam champion will take on qualifier Felix Auger-Aliassime in his upcoming encounter at the Monte Carlo Masters.

According to Wilander in an interview with Eurosport, Alcaraz will become more important in the tennis world even if he will never overtake Djokovic in terms of ranking supremacy.

“No, I don’t believe he can stay at the top of the world rankings for 400 weeks. In addition, seeing Carlos Alcaraz play tennis reminds me of the great Roger Federer,” the Swede said.

“Once more, I firmly believe that Roger Federer is the greatest player of all time, and I have no regard for the stats or the results. It has to do with what people think of him and what he wants out of the sport.

Carlos Alcaraz is dealing with the same problem. Fans want more from their players than just winning games. Critics of Carlos Alcaraz adore it. They like to play against Grigor Dimitrov as well because it’s entertaining.