Coach Juan Carlos Ferrero admitted Carlos Alcaraz’s dominant Madrid final performance versus Alexander Zverev caught him by surprise as he expected it to be a much more tighter final. Alcaraz, who rose to a career-high ranking of No.6 following his Madrid victory, dominated Zverev 6-3 6-1 in the Madrid final to lift his fourth crown in 2022. Alcaraz was absolutely dominant as he broke Zverev four times and didn’t face a single break point in just over an hour of play. “I am very happy. I think it was an unexpected final, we expected it to be a bit more …