Tarvet, who lost to Alcaraz, earns Rs 1.15 crore prize money but...

Tarvet, who lost to Alcaraz, earns Rs 1.15 crore prize money but can't use it - here's why

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Britain's Oliver Tarvet, ranked 733rd, described his Wimbledon match against Carlos Alcaraz as the "most special day" despite his defeat. The US college student, who won hearts with his tenacious play, has no immediate plans to turn professional. Defending champion Alcaraz praised Tarvet's passion and work ethic.

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