Carlos Alcaraz vs Alexander Zverev In Title Showdown | Madrid 2022 Final Highlights
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This guy is so clear ahead of the other guys that came after the Big3. Good for tennis, finally someone with real potential.
Honestly he's the only post-big3 player who has the desire and motivation to be the best. Others, like Zverev and Medvedev, seem to be content winning just 1 grand slam. Medvedev's reaction after the AO final showed that he really didn't care that much about winning.
@@viksinha5410 Don't be silly, ofc he cared about winning
@@jacklines147 Perhaps I should rephrase that: he wasn't desperate to win, which is why he didn't look that devastated after the match (like Federer in AO 2009). Same with Federer after Wimbledon 2019.
Zverev never won a slam.
You're honestly disrespecting Medvedev who has actually gone toe to toe with the big 3
This was more like a Round 1 match 😳 ... Carlos made Zverev looked like a wild card or a 150th ranked player 😀 ... This is absolutely mind boggling...what an amazing talent .... Congrats Carlos 👏
Yeah.....it's getting boring.....tennis is destroyed.
@@flaviushonoriusemperorofro3903 .. I don't think so ... Tennis need young players who can replace the big 3 but it seemed impossible until now .... Tsitsipas, Zverev, Thiem and few others showed some hope but they failed to dominate the big 3 and lacked charisma as well ... Carlos has given some hope now and other young players will get motivated ... this is really good news for tennis.
@@braveheart816 they were like ok, but they couldn’t dominate and play to the level that the big three did. Carlito is comin strong
@@braveheart816 ..........GOOD NEWS ? i'm no t watching rome next week neither R.G in 2 weeks. i already who will win it and so u too.
Yep, Alcaraz is going to be a lot better than any of the current players in their twenties.
What I like the most about Alcaraz is that He seems to be enjoying each point. This guy is playing at 100% without additional stress¡ Of course he's really focused on his matches, but he enjoys every one of them. Love that casual smile, as if he's just playing around
He's the best young player I've seen in years. As an aussie, I am just so happy to see great talent emerging as it has been a bit quiet in that regard for some years. There are some very good young players around but few great talents. Alcaraz already has the best drop shot I have ever seen in fifty years of watching tennis. I love how he uses it with a serve and volley approach. He has so many options.
Doubt you’ve been watching tennis for 50 years wow
Nadal, Tchang etc... Do you know them ?
Those drop shots are mental. It is almost impossible to play him when you combine those perfect drops with such a massive forehand. I mean the fact that he wins every single point directly off the drop or after setting it up with the drop already shows how mentally destructive it is for the other player
It gets in your head. We had one at our club who mastered those dropshots as well. You just knew that in every frikkin' rally, that dropshot *could* come, but not always. Made you freak out mentally and often position yourself incorrectly in anticipation.
Exactly, the great thing is that he doesn't use drop shots to compensate for, lets say, his inability to play long rallies or a weak forehand or backhand, he simply has all the tools so even though he uses the drop shot a lot, it's still unpredictable
Yeah that is the thing. When you have a such a huge huge forehand and to be honest Alcaraz even has a pretty nuts backhand, the opponent just always has to be so far back whenever they are on the defensive. And just like Nadal, Alcaraz has excellent hands too and insane court coverage. All he needs now is his serve to be an all court weapon.
probably why Zeverev looks so out of it in this match. Mental destruction.
@@TheRabbitsaver the point is, he has the speed and the "intention", he lacks a better effectivity and placement. When he gets >75% of firsts in like today, he becomes really difficult to break through and it gives him such an important advantage. However, he's usually in the 60s% at best which is very inconsistent for a player that needs to be dominant. But, well, the thing is he's barely 19... If even Nadal had some periods of very good serving at his peak (USO 2013 and 2017 come to my mind), Carlitos who already has a very good speed can become a true monster
This guy is amazing, he makes everyone fall in love with his game and style. What a beautiful display of tennis, he can play every shot in the book close to perfection. Would love to see him keeping up this consistency in slams. I have found a new ATP favorite after Federer and Stan.
Want to see him play against Roger on grass and Medvedev on hard courts.
You and 99 percent of tennis world (have found your new favorite player)
Fed wouldn't stand a chance.
You need movement against Carlos as cyborg proved.
If you can't move fast alcaraz will eat you up.
Let's wait and see for Wimbledon but my theory stands.
the fun thing about watching him is that, is that these ordinary rallies just end out the blue with this bomb forehand.thats scary
That's exactly right. It's how he has so much variety and plays it all beautiful. The fluidity of Federer, the passion of Rafa. Just thrilling to watch.
@@elguapodelmonte215 medvedev would be dead then.
This guy is unbelievable!!! This rise is special, the way he plays is so good to watch, everything about this kid is awesome! What a huge Star this man is going to be... The face of tennis moving forward....
Every shot in the book and every shot not in the book, he owns.
@@notsohandytim5090 haha, I'm reminded of his match point save against De Minaur in Barcelona when you say that...
How was that even possible?!😳
The best thing about Carlos is he doesn't hold back and is not afraid to pull the trigger when his shots are on. Even if he misses a couple, he keeps pulling the trigger, that's his belief in his game
Imaging playing your first five ATP finals and winning them all.
In straight sets.
I bet felix allisame is like what the heck.....I've been in so many finals and didn't win anything....and this guy comes along......
6 if you count the Next Gen Finals, also straight sets,
Felix did win Rotterdam over Tsitsipas this year, but his overall record in finals of 1-9 is poor to say the least
Graf lost her first 5 finals and took her forever to beat Navratilova and Evert 1 and 2..Not Carlos
To put bluntly he's just better than players that were tipped to be the next big thing like Shapo and FAA. He's only just started his career and yet he's got more Masters than over 80% of active players.
Alcaraz murdered Zverev. And for all the people saying Carlito was going to be tired from the last two days or too tired to play Rome, just look at this performance. His level just keeps going up and he always peaks in the finals in tournaments (Killing Ruud, Careno Busta, and Zverev handily)
Let's remember he played 2 times 2 matches in a day in Barcelona. 3 hours and half semifinal and couple of hours after he went to the final destroying Busta
At this rate, he will be #1 in the race for 2022
If he wins a slam, he will be the year end #1 and he might never look back after that
I was worried about his gas tank considering 3hr against Nadal on clay (alone a physical torture test) then a 3hr 34min match against Djokovic, all with a tweaked ankle, but he looked like he did 1st round in Barcelona.
I think he can Play well in Rome,but I think he should take a break, fully rest up and make sure his ankle and wrist are 100% cause I think he can win the French Open, even if he does face Nadal/Djokovic again
Zverev is essentially a cakewalk after the two slugfests he already went through. Probably felt like a practice match for this final
This guy is scary good. Nadal's fitness and fighting spirit, Djokovic's consistency and mental toughness, and Federer's creativity and aggression.
He's a monster.
The chameleon
Born in lab
Why do people mainly describe Nadal by fitness and fighting spirit? He is the arguably the best volleyer, has one of the best forehands and his running backhand is unparalleled. Give him more credit than that.
@@Wordalways The commenter didn't go into much detail about each of the big three's strengths, and that's okay.
And he is really hungry. That's good
Many French open titles to come..
Honestly, I think Alcaraz found a hole in the tennis matrix, something similar to the fosbury flop technique in high jump. What he did is simply not possible with old tennis standards. He has created a new style of playing.
I second that too
You just expressed what I hd been thinking watching Alcaraz play. However there are still holes to be found in the tennis matrix …let’s see who finds the next one ….
He's just taken some of the best parts of each of the big 3: Nadal's speed and determination, Djokovic's defense-to-offense and consistency, and Federer's aggression, touch, and shotmaking (we'll see if he can match those returns in the future), and combined them into one playstyle. It's a natural evolution for a young player to learn from the best parts of the elites that came before him, Alcaraz is just the first of the next gen (and the gen before that, lol) to do it really effectively. Now if he can just copy Federer's serve (not that his serve isn't pretty solid already) he'd be completely untouchable.
You’re right. This is very much reminiscent of when Federer became dominant. It was a whole new level that everybody had to adjust to.
Nadal reached Madrid masters 8 times and won 5 times actually which is big thing actually I am still not understanding how Federer have more of these titles
Hamburg/Madrid masters titles
He have 6 actually
Man, what a player Alcaraz is… already! Mind boggling to think he’s only just turned 19. The future AND the present of tennis. 🙌🙌
Zverev yesterday finished his semi final at 2.00 and went to bed at 4 in the morning, while Alcaraz playing his semi in the afternoon was nice rested and fresh. Alcaraz is very strong, no doubt. But unequal treatment for the two finalists and, at these levels, all this makes a lot of difference.
Beyond every other young upcoming player, he’s the one who made the real step forward to greatness. In the last 12 months it’s absolutely insane the way he improved. Unstoppable . Hands up . And still remains very humble and respectful .
Med did also
Alcaraz was ranked 100 something last year at this time, and look now, tomorrow he will be 6th of the world
This match went so quickly, these 7 minutes were more than 10% of the total match time. And Alcaraz took about twenty steps in the 7 minutes while he had Zverev running all over the court. Impressive stuff.
Lo que más me gusta de Alcaraz es la felicidad fuera de ninguna presión que muestra.
Comparando por ejemplo con Tsisipas que aún ganando se lo ve como estresado.
Realmente Alcaraz esta para grandes cosas.
Necesitamos otro jugador que enfrente el tour de la misma manera.
Los demás pueden seguir con su juego aburrido desde la base de la cancha, gritando como locas y rompiendo raquetas sin manejar su frustración. Carlos Alcaraz está en otra dimensión.
Al parecer....eso tomara tiempo,no he visto ese nivel de tenis en ningún tenista actual o en proyección...tendrá supremasia un buen tiempo...será x un buen tiempo,como lo era el Barza en la era Guardiola....nadie le daba batalla 🤷🤷🤷
Alguien tenia que poner a la cristal era en su lugar(medvedev,zverev y tsisipas).
Hace un año tenía un gran futuro, a diferencia de sus casi contemporáneos Muzetti y Sinner. Durante este año, Alcaraz ha crecido mucho y sumado mentalmente. No quiero contarlo, pero si no hay lesiones importantes, Alcaraz ganó el título de primera raqueta -es solo cuestión de no hace mucho tiempo.
@@allatoll podría ser a fin de año, tranquilamente número 2...si sigue a ese ritmo...
@@j.ah.g4410 Es posible.
Carlos Alcaraz has now cast that mystical aura around the tour, a halo that comes along with the very best of the best, and creates that huge psychological edge over the rest of the highly skilled lesser mortals. This happened when Federer emerged, when Nadal rose, when Novak transitioned to his stratospheric levels. This is the metaphysical dimension to the rarefied champion of champions, that takes care of half of their matches even before a serve has been made in the game.
At the tender age of nineteen, that awe-inspiring halo has been bestowed on this phenomenal talent. It is his to keep now, and if he can hold on to it, there is a decade waiting to be won over, and more.
well spoken
Spot on👆🏾
You could hear the trepidation in Zverev's voice the night before, even after he had just won what was an unfavorable semi-final match-up for him. He could already hear the footsteps in the forest, he already feared, and you knew he was done.
Oh, you expressed that so beautifully. 🙂
Well said ,👏👏
Kudos to Tennis TV for being able to make a 7 minute highlights video of this match!
This guy is playing on another level right now. If he continues this way, he will be first in the next 2 years. His shots are so well controlled, full of confidence, just remarkable. His drop shot is almost perfect, kinda robotic like, well timed, precise. I'm a fan.
Un jugador completo no solo con la raqueta sino también educado y respetuoso con los rivales , tenemos un nuevo número 1 en España grande muy grande Alcaraz
Speravo in Sinner.....o qualche altro italiano...ma non c'è nulla da fare....Alcaraz diventerà numero 1 in pochissimo tempo e resterà numero 1 per molti anni...grande potenza e grandissima classe e sembra anche un bravo ragazzo!!
@@attardi51 sinner tutto fumo e niente arrosto, non riesce mai a fare quello step decisivo, alcaraz gli mangia in testa
@@asr_2863 non è questione di non riuscire a fare il passo decisivo, è limitato tecnicamente. Mediocre nel servizio e nelle volee. I drop shot di Alcaraz li sogna di notte non avendo una mano "educata" come lo spagnolo. Differenze impossibili da colmare
@@giuseppeciocchetti8282 esatto è anche quello, Alcaraz è praticamente completo come giocatore
Es momento para Nadal de dedicarse al golf.
Ending the match with double fault,
That's Vintage Zverev right there!
😂😂
Verdasco fans having war flashbacks after seeing that 😂😂
He double faulted the point before it as well
Yeah, that was disappointing.
You know that someone is going to be a great in the sport when they just exceed the hype!
you just can't not like this kid. he his so good at the game, so fun to watch, at his age doing great things and is still very humble. I would love to see him dominate the tour for awhile
He just blew by everyone on the skill level and execution. He has become the master of drop shops.
I love Alcaraz's short grunts when he hits 100mph rockets 2:19. Sounds so satisfying and as soon as you hear it you know a winner is about to fly out.
That's just genuine spanking.
Totally. Remember the double against Rafa at Indian Wells?
yeeehehe
sounds kinda like rublev
ALCARAZ IS ON🔥🔥
CANT WAIT HIM TO DOMINATE MORE ✊🏻👊🏻
The next 19 y.o. Monica Seles🤣🤣
We don't know that will happen
Let's see how he does during the rest of the hard court season
Wouldn't it be better for him to be challenged?
@@eye-color-inspired-designs-app correct
Let me predict: He's gonna be beat by Garin at Rome. And he's likely to reach the round of 16 at best at Roland Garros or even worse at Wimbledon. He's no super whiz kid. Please stop this pompous rally.
I dont see him playing 250 tournaments anymore other than the mandatory ones. He has achieved in 8 months what Kyrgios hasn't in 8 years
kyrgios is the worst player I have seen in 40 years....complete clown
@Rafa Undisputed goat I LOVE RAFA BUT HE IS FINISHED.. LOOKS SLOW TIRED...FOREHAND IS PATHETIC AND PREDICTABLE...EVEN NOVAX BEATS HIM NOW AT FRENCH....I PREDICT RAFA RETIRES VERY VERY SOON
CARLOS!!!!!
FACTS.
Simply unbelievable. This guy is way too much for anybody. It’s such a pleasure to see him playing 💚
Love the muted celebration when Zverev double faults, despite it handing him the championship. Not the first time I’ve seen him humble in the face of winning through opponents errors. On top of his talents, he has an amazing attitude.
Exactly
I agree. Alcaraz has (so far) the perfect combination of talent, abilities and the right attitude.
That, much more than his better gameplay, is what sets him apart from most of the other top ten youngsters.
Totally agree, but if Alcaraz could have finished it off with a blazing line-skipper, maybe he would have 10% less muted! It would have been a very deserving "fist-punch." But, yeah, Alcaraz is full-on SCARY-GOOD with a super attitude!
@@VicenzoV true
He has earned my respect and total support. May he always be focused on being the consumate sportsman on and off the court such as Nadal has been and still is. He is exciting for tennis. Thank you Carlos....all the best in Rome!
He is not going to Rome. Prefer to rest.
He just announced that he is not playing Rome because of the injury on the heel he got when playing against Nadal.
Nadal was not consumate sportsman. Alcaraz can be.
Alcatraz is in the form of his life
@@tomsd8656 🙄
I have never seen someone always taking the Iniative at crucial moments like Alcaraz..It is at the most Pressure moments that He cms up with a masterful dropsht..He does not wait for his Opponent to make a mistake..
It's surreal!!! This kid is just fantastic! I can imagine the Big 3 giving him a standing ovation looking at eachother all 3 in disbelief as to how meteoric Carlos' rise has been! He improves day by day it seems. Insane! As for the rest of the top ten they would be thinking: we've been trying to win like Carlos for years!!!
Once he gets himself a grand slam, it's game over for everyone, the patience and poise of every rally to wait for that ball to completely obliterate is out of this world and the kid's only 19! LET'S GO CARLITOS!!
and why are u happy with that ? tennis is over if someone will not send this jerk to the nearest hospitall FOR LIFE.
Has he peeked to soon?
Nah , this is just his start climbing the mountain..... his peak could (not guaranteed) be limitless
Exactly he is a player with as much talent as the Big 3 but doesn't seem to have the competition. Like imagine any of the Big 3 wmif the other two didn't exist . Easily they would have won 27-30 Slams . Hahahahah
@Doge di Amalfi He is 19, he has already won 2 master 1000, he has no pressure to win more. If he doesnt win it would be logical, there are at least 5 players better than him
The young master is teaching tennis . He's great and no one will be able to keep up with him . He trains hard and puts in practice what he trains for . Amazing the way he keeps his cool . Bravo to his team as well .
Medvedev is soon back -- we see how that goes... But yes, Alcaraz is ON FIRE!
@@NORWAYORNOWAY I agree with you but he has those drop shots amazing timing amazing results he's playing incredibly intelligent short long soft strong
I’m a Novak fan but man Carlos is insane. Hasn’t lost a final. I feel he can win the French
If he plays 100%, no doubt about it
He's definitely one of the favourites but facing Nadal or Novak in a Grand Slam match is a whole other thing.
@@georgiostemirsidis1966 that is true. There better in best of 3 no doubt. It’s gonna be interesting
On form alone he is the favorite going into the FO. Novak will problem solve for their next encounter.
@@anthonyyusef5897 for 20 drop shots and 54 winners there r not that many solution.....first opponent have to practice how receive a well placed kick serves otherwise they wont win against carlitos...
This has been his best tournament so far and it just keeps on getting better. Vamos Alcaraz.
He played like the more experienced and the master of tennis.
This boy is just UNREAL! 19 years young and already a complete player.
Zverev yesterday finished his semi final at 2.00 and went to bed at 4 in the morning, while Alcaraz playing his semi in the afternoon was nice rested and fresh. Alcaraz is very strong, no doubt. But unequal treatment for the two finalists and, at these levels, all this makes a lot of difference.
@@patrickbateman3488 Alcaraz was on the other side of the table in Barcelona and still demolished Careño Busta. I don't think Zverev's problem was exhaustion
@@patrickbateman3488 I don't think energy is the problem here. He never lacks of it. Alcaraz played 4 hours with Djokovics. After that he didn't look exhausted. Talent is one thing but how comes such stamina, power and durability no idea.ITF people are on vacation.
Actually crazy what Carlos does on court, pure joy to watch. First time I see such focus and hunger in the newer gen. If he won't lose it or fall prey to injury, we might see him dominanating in the next decade. Good luck with that!
Muxisimas FELICIDADES mi niño.....te lo merecías el TROFEO.....Enhorabuena.....un abrazo de Fina Torres d TENERIFE....ISLAS CANARIAS....🥰🥰🥰🤗🤗🤗💋💋💋💋❤️❤️❤️
Amazing Match from Alcaraz. Watching him play is absolutely breathtaking he is such a rare and raw talent with so much potential I can’t wait to see how successful his tennis career will be.
can you at least spell good is name lmao
@@patricksweeney5308 If u cant see he edited the comment, mygodness y'all are nt too smart i see
He's the first guy that I've seen out of the new gen that has "it." He has all the weapons and utilizes that drop shot to perfection. Once he feels more comfortable finishing at the net he'll be dominant.
Next GOAT incoming
I've always said that all the Next Gen players are very good and talented but it's hard to see a future legend in any of them but Alcaraz definitely stands out.
For me, the way he was hitting drop shot winners against Djokovic was unthinkable. He had already hit six unplayable drop shots that nole was helpless on. That's genius level touch. What hands Carlos has. He can suddenly hit a 100 mph shot off either wing followed by a 20 mph dropper. He can also drop shot off another powerful shot. His lobs on the dead run are precise and land close to the line and corners but with plenty of margin. It's a gift.
Carlos is so clutch already on big points and in big moments. That's the thing that sticks out already along with his unbelievable talent and skillset of course.
Alcaraz's drop shots are killer. Can't get away from it. His shots are stronger, faster and smarter. No doubt, he will top the leaderboard in the future. Congratulations to the Spaniard. Its just the beginning 💛❤️💛
❤️💛❤️
He beat Nadal and Novak, then he broke Zverev's will. And he's only 19. The kid has the trajectory of an all time great
Gosh, how on earth does Alcaraz move so quickly? That forehand is vicious. He's just overwhelming.
Love the way he's so calm..and is not scared to unleash his shots...the forehand 💪
No words. He's a monster, a killer, a shark. Alcashark number 1. Que campeón!!
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
We'll pretend the final was the semi-final with Nole.
and the semis with Nadal. Bravo Alcaraz!
That bemused look and half smile from Ferrero as Carlos was a set and 4-1 up says it all really. This was a tennis clinic and Zverev was made to look like some part timer and not the wrold number 3. Incredible.
im a fan frm philippines, i cried after watchin his game😭 vamos carlitos❤️❤️🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 hoping to see u again in RG🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Rafa's heart and physique, Novak's technical excellence and Roger's variety.
A little early to say he has Rafa's heart. That'll take a decade of proving.
His forehand is way better than Novak's...but backhand ist very similar, yes
He seems to be the perfect player, no weak shots at all - power, variery, serve, attitude - he has everything.
Novak's technique - not sure.
@@maultasche668 he does too much unforced errors. But that is the easiest thing to fix. I don't see any new gen player stopping Carlitos of winning pessimistically at least 10 Grand Slams in the next decade.
Yep, 3in1
Carlos Alcaraz. El presente y el futuro del tenis. Pronto lo veremos como número UNO.🏸🏆GRAN CAMPEON🏆🏸
Alcaraz es el rostro de la nueva era del tenis, el cual los más chicos que el, verán como referente...ni Janik Sinner, con 21 está al nivel tenistico de Carlitos 💪💪💪💪
@Rafa Undisputed goat shut up bot
Jugará sólo 😂🤣 por que no habrá contrincante. Esas dejadas cortas… inalcanzables y humillantes para los mejores rankeados son un dolor de 🥚🥚
Un verdadero campeón,el otro español que ya va en retiro,me queda la duda de la resistencia que tenia,me pareció siempre antinatural.
@@AlbertoGonzalez-tn2fq Nadal es una leyenda, pero amigo… los años no pasan en balde para nadie, ahora le toca a Carlos ocupar ese lugar y poco a poco Nadal irá cada vez a menos como es normal. Pero hay que darle las gracias por todo lo que nos hizo disfrutar
Carlos is amazing. Congrats to him. This is why I love tennis. Best of luck to him the rest of the season.
Incredible fact is that he beat Nadal, Djokovic and Zverev on consecutive days. That is mind boggling, hopefully he continues to improve,
go Carlos!
There was much talk of the new generation who would take over from the top three : first it was Thiem, Tsitsipas and Zeverev, then Daniil Medvedev stepped in as the new challenger, but it could be that Carlos will bypass the lot of them.
Medvedev will argue
I think it will be Djokovic, Nadal, Carlos and Tsitsipas, Medvedev and possibly Zverev (who is the weakest in slams never having beaten a top 10 player) who will compete for slams and the big titles. Maybe Thiem if he can get back to his top form. Then the rest of the top 10-20 like Sinner, FAA, Rublev, Berretini, Ruud, etc. who are currently just a notch below. Then you might see some new comers emerging too.
@@maimou We'll wait and see how it goes, but I think Carlos is a once in a generation type of player, and the fact that Roger, Rafa and Novak all did it together was highly unusual and will probably never be repeated. The only caveat will be to see how he copes with the additional demands of a grand slam tournament.
I think Carlos' dropshot strategy is the perfect antidote to power servers. Never mind backing you up, let's see you come IN.
Hacia tiempo que no disfrutaba de esta manera viendo tenis...y este chico encima con una sonrisa!! Bravoo
He breaks their rhythm, you can clearly see that Zvere just does not know what will come back - he mixes drop shots into it perfectly and has superb legs to cover every inch of the court if needed! 🥳🙏 yes he looks bright!
Just when guys like Zverev, Tsitsipas, Rublev started to believe they could beat the 3 goats, then a 19-year-old superstar comes along and spoils the party 🙂
Hahahaha
Wow , that must feel so great that walk to the net, he seems to really enjoy it, meeting up with Zverev , having finished him in just over an hour. To speak with Rafa, truly unbelievable dominance at that age.
Excited to see Carlos dominate future matches. He's on fire!! 🔥🔥
Ez a srác valami egészen elképesztő! Rendkívül színes a játéka, óriási élmény nézni!!
Those drop shots leave every opponent jaw-dropped. Kudos, kiddo! Many more titles to come your way in the future. 👏👏👏
Unlike Novak He's not waiting till he's 30 years old to use dropshots to save his body.
It is so exciting to think that still he has room to improve!!! Serve (although that kick serve is really harmful) and too many unforced errors (not today, though) are the areas to improve for Carlitos, imo. If he gets those, cant think of anyone able to stop him dominate this decade
Exactly, he is so good right now, but he will be even better in the future.
@Rafa Undisputed goat you prob said the same thing last year and then Novak stopped him in his tracks. Oh but let me guess it's because he was injured again.
@@badboy0607 This is probably that dim-witted "Gold Wolf", Rafa's fanboy, who had to change his name again.
I said before that Alcaraz is fast and hits hard. I can add that he has got a touch, court awareness and shot variety .
This Alcaraz has a phenomenal dropshot and forehand
Carlos drop shots are insane
@Rafa Undisputed goat If only you had the commitment to play tennis like you have the commitment to spam, you surely would have won French Open this year.
Body and spirit at their best! Nothing more to say. Congratulations!
Alcaraz is a truly complete package, strong baseline game, great net game, awesome touch, explosive and quick around the court, and a great person!!! just WOW
This man Alcaraz is playing with so much confidence it's scary. He dismantled Zverev. I don't know that anyone can stop him. The only place left for him to prove himself is a grand slam. Well done Carlos!!
As a tennis player, we can proudly say the future of tennis is here and in good hands
Alcaraz all the best to you. Defeating top players one after another to win championship! RESPECT
This result doesn't surprise me one bit. He already defeated the 2 toughest players on clay in Nadal and Djokovic. This was a cake walk compared to those matches.
05:31 the face of a proud coach
Alcaraz is a complete player with a killer drop shot! A new star is here!
The real final was yesterday with Nole and the real semi-finals with Rafa the day before. In this moment I believe only Djokovic or Nadal being at 100% could stop him. Today he was just toying with Zverev, too easy for Carlos. Congratulations!
agreed 100%
Pero el mérito de que Zverev jugara tan mal es de Alcaraz. Le ha machacado la moral
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Maybe he seemed okay and congratulated Carlos right away and a little bit of champagne will help cure that bad feeling which they both drank.
If you think this was tough imagine cyborg last year one GS away from winning the Golden slam.
Meddy took care of him though.
And now look at novak he's still bringing it even after that enormous loss.
He's not Serbinator for nothing.
And... He'll be back!
agree
Everything is in harmony for Carlitos. He will be a strong contender for RG.
He will break through for his first Slam championship this year. If not at RG, certainly at the U.S. Open. (Wimbledon is a wild card and the Great Unknown.) He has the game that's tailored for hard courts.
4:36 That point typifies Alcaraz right now.
Zverev knew the drop shot was possible, was prepping to run and then Alcaraz just ripped it down the line. Insane and a nightmare to play against.
If he keeps this up, I can see a paradigm shift happening on tour again in shot variation & cutting down rally length to combat it
Bienvenido al
Podio el nuevo campeón que ha asomado con todas los dones de los verdaderos genios.
Juega con mucha seguridad, un juego alegre y con todas las variantes del buen tenis. Maneja los cambios de velocidad, los drop, los globos, los paralelos y la improvisación.
Es valiente para arriesgar una genialidad que arranca todos los aplausos.
No transmite ansiedad ni histeria. Tiene carisma. Es respetuoso con el tenis, con el público, los rivales u los jueces, sin por ello dejar de ser efusivo y contagiarte en sus festejos.
Hay campeón para rato …Que
Viva el deporte. Que viva la Deportividad y que viva España🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸
When you beat Nadal and Djokovic, you are bound to defeat Zverev!
The king of the new era.
Well said by rafa , alcaraz is his replacement
Congrats alcaraz
The pleasant face of Alcaraz's coach tells everything~~:)
Holy crap! This kid is very impressive! Can't wait to sit down and finally watch him play live
Congratulations to this young man. Ultra rare talent. Fun to watch!
Nadal's fighting spirit + Federer's effortless touch + Djokovic's mental strength = Alcaraz!! all hail the next great tennis player!
GOAT CARLOS
You did not just say Djokovic's mental strength 🤡
why did he lose to Korda then if he's so good?
And has they fearful hybrid of Federers and Nadals forehand (the short quick draw take back and initial follow through of Fed, the brute strength and rest of follow through of Nadals)
@@ismaelhernandezmunoz6291 WHO is this Djokovic ? 😜
Este pibe emociona. Un crack total Carlitos....tremendo. 🇪🇦saludos🇦🇷
This guy is pure gem.
Hoping to see dominations in both men's and women's tennis by Alcaraz and Swiatek.
What else can you say about this guy? The hype is more than real. I am not sad that the big 3’s careers are almost at their end, but I am excited that a new era is starting with Alcaraz. I’ve never been excited than when Rafa debuted back when. Congratulations, Carlitos! You better work out those 💪 because you’re gonna be lifting bigger and heavier trophies 🏆 from this day forward.
Can't wait to see Carlos in Grand Slam tournaments. Top, top player already. Lets go!
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He flipped the script on Zverev. Their first meeting in Acapulco 2021 ended up with Sascha winning 6-3, 6-1. And this time, Alcaraz downs Sascha with the exact same scoreline.
As if taking down Rafa & Nole back to back wasn't impressive enough already, he made a complete mockery out of his opponent in the finals, who also happened to be the defending champion. No teenager since Rafa has made such a statement in the world of tennis. And the scary thing is, he's not even at his full potential & will keep improving!
I think Carlos was pretty much a cert for the win today given his form but the scheduling was tough on Zverev starting his match close to midnight in slow conditions today was always going to be tough,
@@joshjones5062 Read in an article that he went to bed around 4-5 am after two of his matches. Nobody would not be tired.
Wow...sensational. Such a huge tournament to beat Nadal, Djokovic, and Zerev in 1 week. Outstanding!!!
Alcaraz has arrived among the top 10.. and he is well on the way to his goal of being world No.1. Huge congratulations to Carlos.
@Rafa Undisputed goat spamming like this won’t help Rafa win
Love the hand skills, this is something that will put him miles ahead.
Finals was against nole !!! That was THE MATCH and this is practice for carlitosss !!! 💥💥😄💪
About one year ago I thought Sinner could be a game changer in ATP tennis, but no. Only Alcaraz is the one to compete with Nole and Nadal until he becomes the new World Number 1. The way he handles with pressure is outstanding. Watching him is different. Love him ❤️
There is something about Sinner I don't like.
We shall see
Sinner was overhyped soo much imo. Pretty consistent but couldn't really win anything big. His skill ceiling wasn't and still isn't very high. Carlitos on the other hand is also very consistent but his level of play is much higher which allows him not just big tournament victories,but now,his level is at a point where he can win against the best of the best and is the favourite in basically every match albeit one or two matchups( like Rafa/Novak at GS)
However, it is very important that Sinner and others step up their game. If there’s a complete one-man dominion, tennis might become a bit predictable and boring. We need the rest of the guys to step up their game and keep Alcaraz on his toes.
I do think Sinner has potential, he just needs to get in shape, he looks frail, also he doesn't really construct points well, his saving grace is that violent forehand and a very Djokovic like backhand (stroke wise)
But now here comes Alcarez with a even more violent FH , fit like a Olympian and has scarey lvl of court smarts and focus for his age
Apart from everything else, there is this special thing about Alcaraz, that he always plays so freely in the finals, like if all the pressure was gone after the semis and the last step is the easiest thing to do.
He’s 6:0 in finals matches now, 13:0 on sets (three setter was the Next Gen final against Korda). This year he dismantled Schwartzman, Carreno Busta and Zverev in the finals. Only Ruud played a competitive final match against him but still lost in two sets. Alcaraz is simply phenomenal and has the mentality of a great champion.
I have no idea who will stop him from winning most big tournaments after Nadal and Djokovic retire. Maybe we will soon learn that even they can’t stop him on the slams. I don’t see any reason why he should disappoint in Paris or New York with this kind of form and confidence. And I am super curious about how his game will work on the grass. We might see a little more fake dropshots there I think.
I still like Novak or Nadal in best of five on clay where experience can be the decider.
Don't count out the big 3 yet.
Both nadal djo were rusty or hindered.
Give it more time then we shall see how everything pans out.
Although I feel like fed might have a really hard time with alcaraz but we shall see.
I'd say probably Meddy has a shot but not if the crowd is against him which it probably will every time he plays against alcaraz.
Crowds in tennis are fickle and unfair so get ready for alcaraz to win a lot of tourneys without competition especially whenever big 3 are gone
@@stevenhartlaub4557 In five sets, they have less chances. His athletic power is already far above theirs. I know its hard to assume, same for me as a Nadalian trooper. But this kid now, is unstoppable.
I really hope sinner can do something
The scary part of his game is that it is high-risk, but can work in any surface. I think he could be just as dangerous on grass as he has been on hard courts and clay. The one problem he may have is to adjust to the bouncing in the new surface for his forehand and backhand winners (dropshots should work just the same). So, he might be vulnerable in the first round of Wimbledon, as he makes those adjustments, but being high-ranked will avoid him playing against tough opponents then, though a brilliant Seb. Korda (which is clearly under-ranked at n.30) showed recent-form Carlos is not unbeatable.
what a player, fenomenal performance. can't wait to keep see more matchis from this guy. waiting since months for him to become #1. he has the potential to be the new king of tennis if he stays like this and won't injure himself.
I cannot believe that the first ATP tournament won by the future GOAT was in my small hometown - Umag. :)