Alcaraz v Hurkacz Epic; Djokovic & Zverev Clash | Cincinnati 2023 Semi-Final Highlights
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0:00 Alcaraz v Hurkacz
6:12 Djokovic v Zverev
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Predictions for tomorrow, please......🍿
3 tie-breaker sets
Novak in 2
Alcaraz in 2!
Just want a good fair match. No 'toilet breaks' to kill momentum!!
Alcaras in 2 sets
The laughter after crazy points (even though he lost a few of them) pretty much tells the difference between Alcaraz and others. He's a kid playing a game. I hope he remains that way.
It makes him really likable. You can see he loves tennis even more than he loves winning. Many other players always have those sour faces and never a joyful moment during a match. It is what many of them learn these days from their coaches: never acknowledge a good point, destroy your opponent mentally. It is why you see them often turn around immediately after a crazy point. Immediate focus and not look at your opponent.
Yesterday when he missed all those break points Ferrero was laughing at him and Carlos smiled back. You really dont see that kind of interaction between any other player and coach. Ferrero is like his second dad.
...and while being down a set, the passion is palpable.
Djokovic and Alcaraz will face each other in 3rd consecutive tournament (when they both played) and at 3 different surfaces. (Clay, Grass and Hard)
Novak takes the cherry cake now😂
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@P yup
@@kingnole4237 @panchalyash1000
This time Nole is going to win in 3 sets.
The amount of tight matches Carlos wins is insane. Even when he's not at his best, he's so hard to beat. Amazing!
You would think he does it on purpose to toughen his mental game. He is wasting a lot of energy that way though. Djoko will be fresher today.
@@Funkytrip73That's my opinion also. It is impossible to switch to God mode instantly, after playing bad, several matches in a row, if you don't do that on purpose to test your mentality. Novak does it sometimes, but Alcaraz was reeealy gambling these days.
Alcaraz is playing at his best and he's not so hard to beat. The match point saved is a big mistake of Hurkacz
@@RosLXVI at his best?? hahahahhahahhhh wtf. He is playing at worst level of 2023
Because this is his level and will be@@marcgarcia9568
Djokovic showing everybody that age is just a number. Incredible athlete.
Zverev has never been good in clutch moments, Novak will get real test today, Alcaraz is the fearless one who makes Novak nervous.
@@pauljohnson6019yes, but novak is the only one player from the atp tour who is on a similar lvl than alcaraz... Dont forget one thing, alcaraz is young and only can be better and better, nole is 36 years old and wont be able to jold his lvl of playing for a long time
Yes, I think Alcaraz will win in straights- as he's more prepared this time.@@Deantom90
Sure that's why McEnroe is still active
@@Deantom90same way when Federer was 36-37 , people mocked him that he is losing to djokovic , if that's true then age doesn't matter right?
When you see Djokovic gesturing towards his box it just reminds us how important it is to have a team supporting you in the stands. Even champions need them.
I hardly saw Serena Williams or Nadal gestering to their Boxes.
@@jeffreykaufmann2867 Nadal's fist pumps were always to his box.
Federer never showed any emotion either towards his box or himself.
@@jeffreykaufmann2867As a fan of Serena I can def say when she was tight or in distress and couldn't get out of her mind she did gesture to them. After pregnancy she just looked lost in her big matches. But did it work for her?
@@blistering2900Federer is Swiss. They hardly show any emotions at all :)
Interesting that both finalists have gotten what they need: Alcaraz with four tight three-setters to focus his mental game (the kind of wins we normally expect from Djokovic), and Nole with four easy wins (including a retirement) to ensure he's extremely fresh. Although today was another example of Novak just raising his game to where it needs to be to win. Zverev got that break, and suddenly Novak is playing just well enough to break back and close out.
Djokovid is a bad racket's breaker. Only.
@@pertuydaniel7263and the GOAT too🤷♂️
stay salty@@pertuydaniel7263 . Love to read these comments and know that it still hurts you to see him at the top
@@pertuydaniel7263cope harder tard
@@pertuydaniel7263 I dont know why you keep messing your self up just by showing to the world how misserable you are.
Now is definitely generation overlapping timing. Current legend and new legend are taking over the initiative back and forth. What a year.
Alcaraz is actually the best player in the world, but far away from the status legend... We dont know if he will win over 20 slams in his entire career, or if he will be able to play at an age of 36+ years...
@@Deantom90If he will win 20 slams is indeed a question, but at this point it's pretty safe to say that he will end up being an all time great (win 4+ slams) and at least one of the best of this generation. (unless something extraordinary happens)
There is also the possibility that he will end up winning more slams than Djokovic, but that is still far away.
Alcatraz is already a legend if he retired today he would still be remembered forever bc he’s done things not even the gods have done. So yes he’s definitely a legend
@@jennes3200 you obviously dont know what a legend is mate... He dont dominate tennis world since 15+ years, nadal ist a legend... Since 15years a top 3 player, djokovic us a legend, federer is a legend... Alcaraz did nothing even close to them yet and as long as he dont achieve things like them, he wont have the status of being a legend... Oh you mean he is the youngest of this generation to win a grand slam title?? So what? Boris becker won it as he was 17yo... Michael chang did the same, mats wilander and many more of them did it, but they are not legends like federer nadal or djokovic, not even close.... Alcaraz have to prove A LOT of things in the NEXT YEARS to be called a legend
@@tijgertjekonijnwordopgegeten of course thats true and i believe this will happen, but i hope there will be players lile him, otherwise tennis will become boring because no one could stop him
2 epics in 1 day......2 great matches but the first one was just extraordinary match.Alcaraz was on the brink in 2nd set tie-breaker but kept defying all odds and if anyone can do it from any adverse position it's no other than him.
Much more of a brink at 3:47, that should have been it.
@@naysayer1238 Yes, Carlos played a Novak on him. Reminded me of Federer wasting match points against Djoko at Wimbledon. Usually it is Novk who benefits from the scarecrow aura but with his incredible movement Carlos is also putting a lot of pressure and anxiety on his opponents.
I doubt Alcaraz will beat Djoko on this surface, but his fighting spirit is beyond next level.
@@DN-kz7xlGreat comment. I think also that Novak will win. Novak played overage last few Wimbledons, but he didn't has right oponent like Alcaras or Roger. On hard Novak is the best. That is his favorite surface and the best results he had on hard.
@@zarkobulatovic6812 Novak is crap at the main HC GS (US Open), so he's definitively not "the best" on this surface. He's the best at AO, which is a 2nd tier GS anyway.
Also of course you're going to inflate the HC titles, when more than 2/3 courts are played on this surface.
Carlos’ games are just so fun to watch.
Hahaha he is so weak in this tournament nearly losing all games. Djokovic will thrash him
It's all up to Alcaraz, if he plays his best he wins, if he not he loses. @@novakgoatovic
@@novakgoatovic what a stupid comment, probably stupid person
@@novakgoatovic ahahhahahahahhahah you sure buddy?? 😂
@@DanielBoonelightyes he sure😂😂😂
4 of the top contenders for the US Open. Would love to see Huby win it all. He's starting to believe again.
He needs to improve his play in tiebreakers. Amazing that someone with such a big serve wouldn't be lights-out in the breakers, but...
He starts believing and then crumbles under pressure to get depressed again. That's Hubi cycle. He absolutely choked that forehand at match point. You just can't miss such shots!!
yeah, only Sinner instead of Hurkacz
@ivan I agree with. 3 of them but Hurkacz I’m sorry 24-24 I’m TB and got own by Carlos and Djokovic over the last 3 big tournaments GL
@@alexburakov3109Hubi over Sinner every day. Sinner has not reached last year's form in current season
Hurcakz has beautiful game. What a heartbreaker of a loss
Such a shame for Hurkacz to lose this one. He had it. Almost. ®️
Bottled it
He missed when it mattered the most. -.- he deserves this loss
He will do it with this game. I believe it. Hubi jazda!!!!!!!!!!
Alcaraz's resilience is impressive, Djokovic's footwork is an Art
Another mouthwatering finals
Heck yeah
indeed. but carlos better serve notice to Novak right away because he struggling alot in the first set. tomorrow has the potential to be fire. i see alot of long exhausting rallies in this one
Djokovic Vs Alcaraz becoming the new Djokovic Vs Nadal in terms consistent finals matches.
Amazing rivalry of 2023
Yes. Makes you feel old too. Good times they were. Approaching 30 now.
What a chance! How he missed that match point?
That is the question. He will dream of it.
happy to see sascha playing so well again, maybe he can go deep at USO, semis or more
ALEXANDER.
@@markuse3472sascha is his nickname
@@markuse3472"Sascha" is his nickname since he's got Russian roots. It's also Sascha Bublik for example.
@markuse3472 in Russian, 'Sasha' is short for Aleksandr, the same as 'Rob' is short for Robert in English or Tom for Thomas, etc.
A shame for Sacha but great to see him back at this level, hope he has a deep run in the next slam !
Надеюсь, что провалится. Отвратительный тип.
Great to have an abuser, racquet smasher and sore loser back on track!!
He loses because you halfwits call him Sacha due to some self righteous arrogance: Alexander is better and he doesn't mind it.
@@markuse3472Alex I call him
I was hoping that he would win over Novak which he was quite close, I can't wait this Novak Djokovic to retires soon, he is so nasty 🤢 he plays great but never liked him.🤨
Carlos is a fighter, reminds me so much of a young Nadal. Never gives up!
Carlos takes help of his coach. Nadal fought on his own
😊😊😊😊
😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
You can’t compare young Rafa vs young Carlos.
Rafa fighting spirit is unmatched , a djoko fan ❤
@@vidyasonavane9602imagine rafa federer and alcaraz at the same age..... God that would be interesting 😅
Hurkacz will have nightmares about that forehand on match point for while.
Carlos’ games are just so fun to watch.. Djokovic showing everybody that age is just a number. Incredible athlete..
Zverev's forehand doesn't have any sting. Just sits up in the middle of the court for anyone to pounce on. And matching Djokovic's mental strength is impossible. Alcaraz is the only one who comes close.
The weak forehand is also a mental issue. He’s capable of hitting good aggressive forehands, but just doesn’t feel confident hitting them when the match gets tight
I agree@@dfsfklsj
Everyone's "mental strength" is the same, you halfwits. You people buy whatever pop culture dunceness says and you push it, like a new drug for a new drug dealer to push.
Everyone's except with those who have mental conditions (Depression, Anxiety, etc).
So he has room to improve. Still plays at this level. No wonder he has won Masters tournaments before.
No sting is such a nonsense comment, but its true that his forehand has to improve
Go Novak!!! Hurkacz seem like a nice guy but he is the choker of the week.
Totally agree on Hurkacz. He choked on match point. The way the point opened and was constructed it was right there for the taking. He tightened up and missed what is suppose to be a routine forehand. Alcaraz was out of position and would have never gotten to it. But he missed, and Alcaraz wasn't going to give Hubert a second chance after that.
Nole, at his age, still able to win the top guys this way, respect!
Alcaraz v Hurkacz was truly Epic a match. It should have been the final, it was incredible how one error by Hurkacz when he had a match point, changed the entire match. Well done both players. 👏👏
That is the difference between alcaraz,djokovic,Nadal and Federer with other players ... they don't lose in these situations but they win from other players from this situation....
More like Hubi's mental weakness. No cold killer instinct. Hubi go to a psychologist or go hunting. It's time to become a man
@@adamziemziel4436 Play better. Hubi improved a lot, especially not afraid to play with his forehand. That is a big step forward. Go, Hubi, go. Keep it up!!!
11:39 That holding the back of the opponent's head could be my fav ritual.
Very satisfying battles from all SF players! Looking forward to the final.
Go Novak go🐐👑
Djokovic is unstoppable
Alcaraz what a player ! Zverev is back too !!!
Awesome match & win. Somewhere buried amongst the loud criticism of his dip in form during his NA tour is the fact that Carlitos' just came off a 1/4 final in Toronto and is going for a sweep of the 4 major tournaments in the US in tomorrow's final - at the ripe old age of 20 he is also undefeated in Master's finals @4-0.
And yes, obviously some of the criticism is warranted, his timing & ball-striking have been off compared to peak Alcaraz at Wimby, FO, IW & Madrid - but not even the B3 could excel at each & every tourney/match. What made them big was their consistency - which is directly related to learning how to win when your best tennis is not there & your opponent's is. There's currently no more consistent player on tour than the 53-5 Alcaraz.
There's also a visible growth in this version of Carlos as opposed to the one newly crowned #1 at last year's USO. He said himself that it all happened so fast it took him off guard mentally - just couldn't win the close ones after that. Injuries led to a prolonged off season which in turn gave JCF & Co plenty of time to work with him in all aspects of the game - he has his own sports psychiatrist on call. Result? Alcaraz's stellar 2023 run where he's at least reached the semifinals in 10 of the 12 tournaments he's played in.
It's plain as day that he now enjoys being number 1 and will battle hard to keep it/regain it. And number one he will be at the US Open one year after initially earning it. Kid's simply a legend in the making. Will he add to it tomorrow against Novak? Millions will be glued to their sets to find out. Because win or lose Carlitos never fails to entertain.
Absolutely 💯 👍👊
alcatrash nut sucker in the comments everyone^^^
Good analysis--wish more youtube comments were like this.
Blah blah blah
@@celestialnavigator3116 Don't worry. Novak is the favorite for tomorrow's match. Sleep soundly 😉😆🤣, but remember it doesn't matter. it's all about the US open 😘
Let's go Nole 🐐❤️🔥🇷🇸
two great semis, can't wait fr the final, it could be EPIC
Won't we appreciate hubi definitely a top player, so much to extract from him love watching him play
The best players in the World always finds a way to win even if they are not playing their very best or when they are in a tough spot. Alcaraz has proven he has what it takes. Really amazing stuff, only wished he had been born maybe 5 years earlier.
Why 5 years earlier? He's going to have plenty of hard competition in the next 10 years.
@@jeffreykaufmann2867So that Djokovic would not have vultured a weak ass era 2018-22.
@@nonody8125Cope harder Fedal loser 😂. The only fultures are Federer and Nadal that fultured anything of significance when Djokovic was out due to injury in 2017/18 and last year when Weakdal stole AO with the help of the "establishment" banning Djokovic from playing. That was the only way for the woke Fedal to win anything 😂. Off clay, Weakdal is nothing and Fed got his ars kicked everywhere. And mr 40:15 at Wimby, you know the story. Cope and 😢 kme, kme 🤣🤣
@@nonody8125that is so biased. Im a rafa fan and he won his fair share in that era as well. Federer got his resurgence in 2017-2018 as well. U only want to discount djokovic's? And dont forget djokovic won against rafa Federer del potro etc. But i guess u biased guys cant be convinced. So sad human nature is to want to tell the truth but the less intelligent can nvr catch on😢
@@superx1457Excellent point. Thank you. But keep in mind blind people can’t see.
We are so lucky to watch the legend vs the new star sunday. Great tennis to come!
Hurkacz how many times this talented man loses his grip after being gifted with beautiful talent and after playing very well in a match
, he desperately needs rhythm and some intensity for winning
He is a excellent 👌 player but so sad that he doesn't make it to finals, he should be definitely top 10 player hopefully soon, he is also a class character person 👌
Surprising that this is their first meeting on hard courts
Es increíble cómo Alcaraz pasa de un estado de relajación, divirtiéndose cual si fuera partido de exhibición, a concentración total, para evitar 2 Match Point en contra, y de allí mantener su alto nivel.
Excelente partido de tenis.
Wow, such high level in both matches!
5:36 - I like how Ferrer's moves tell Carlos to stay focused and to calm down.
Well good comeback from Alcarez, but Hurkacz did not mange his game well; he could have finished off...
Djokovic - Alcaraz is pinnacle of this sport. This rivalry will dominate tennis in next 5 years
@@SportSenso I have no doubt about it
I don't think so. The first major injury for Novak will retire him immediately. If he plays well without any injuries, he will probably play the next two or three years maximum
@@Todor81 you are all same kind of people who were saying Federer will retire in 2012.. you are just too… nevermind, its not worth my time explaining
@@antonitobendrito2243 I'm not saying that. 2012 Federer has 31, 31 yo is too early for retirement. But 37 yo is totally different
@@rafaundisputedgoat4291 get well soon rafa bot
Alcaraz is a freakin beast bro at 20years old he is the only man in the world rn who can go toe to toe with djokovic but he is masterclass
I love Hurkacz's game and personality - really humble and great sportsmanship
When his opponent is mentally at his lowest point, Djokovic puts his finger behind his ears. The man is brutal.
The man who bagelled Federer in his last match on his favourite surface in Wimbledon! Forever grateful ❤
What's the point if he continues to choke on match points like he just did against Alcaraz, though.
Maestría por los dos. Deportividad y elegancia. Genial.
that was incredible!
It's hard to guess, I mean I always support Alcaraz, but Novak is playing an amazing tennis, awesome
It will depend on Alcaraz's serve. He got broken in first sets a lot, and then always improved the serve. He will have to do well from set one. If he does, he will likely take the win. He has had 3 weeks shorter preparation compared to other players (because of stupid Hopman Cup) so he usually goes crescendo during a match.
@Pure u can also say that first game 15/40 had effect on Carlos if Carlos holds early on it would been different story
I would normally favor Novak but I don't think he'll give his 100%, he's probably saving himself for the US Open.
@@GatsuKS Goodness the pop culture halfwitted masses trying to use their, your, brains is hilarious.
EVERY TOP PLAYER pushes for their best at majors. Grow a brain.
just lol at this bullshit, djokovic will give it his all as ususal. thats why he s novak freacking djokovic@@GatsuKS
Must be devastating for Hurcaz, he is auch a nice guy and played so well, wanted him to win so badly! Oh well..next time
He is gonna be tough at US open.. someone is gotta do the dirty work. Or maybe he is going to win it
It's the new tennis, hitting the ball short after the bounce. Making the game go even faster.
Incredibly love for the game by Alcaraz - even when he's losing an exchange while giving everything he's got, he seems to enjoy himself and the fact he gets to play tennis this way
Zvereve some how the back hand shots down the line was a winner missing here! Congrats Djoker for his consistent play! Another blockbuster final is on!!
Where has Alcaraz’s drop shot gone?
In hard courts it's tough to hit a proper drop shot, opponent can easily reach it especially in faster hard courts, and hurkacz was so quick and athletic and has an excellent court coverage and net game, so he didn't drop much
Gonna be a good match 💪💪
05:58. This means everything in life!
Holy cow that was an amazing first match 👍 just wish I could have watched them both in their entirety
IS NOT HOW YOU START ...BUT HOW YOU FINISH 😂😂😂 VAMOOOOOOS CARLITOOOS !! 💪🏻🎾🇪🇸❤️
Hubert really playing at top ten level again, really nice to see❤
I'm glad Juan Carlos is there this week to calm his young charge down a little. He went a little crazy in Canada last week when Carlos wasn't around.
57 M1000 finals is just sick… out of this planet numbers… GOAT numbers.
Logic, Reason, defeats stats/numbers at times as it does here: #RafaelIsGOAT.
More to come since you likely don't understand the fact that logic can defeat numbers, as Rafael's case does.
Hurcacz bringing his Miami 2021 level in the first set !
Who doesn't love Hubert! What a cool guy! Damn, he was so close to sealing the deal in that second set. Just goes to show how very close these contests can be. And if you let a big fish like Alcaraz slip away, he will return to eat you alive. Not a Carlito fan, but I guess we will have to suffer his omnipresence for years now. Maybe next time, Hubie!! Glad to see Sascha in a semi against the big boys. His game looks good post-injury and hope he can elevate even more after beating Medvedev and Dimitrov in the earlier Cincy rounds. And now...on to the Joker-Carlito rematch!!!
Zowie! Mark of a champion here. Just like Nadal you can't count him out no matter how far down he is. 1 set to love, match point against, not to worry.
Legend Carlos
What we have seen in Alcaraz in the last two weeks is his Nadal side from his hybrid nature, vulnerable but still able to come back from a bad situation and win the matches not playing his best tennis. In Madrid, Paris and London I was pretty sure he was going to beat Djokovic (the cramping in Paris definetively helped Djokovic), but now I must say I see him in slight disadventage. He needs to recover his agressive and creative playing, top serve and less UE if he wants to beat the Serbian.
Alcaraz loves to play entertaining tennis, also for the fans. Against Djokovic he has to bring the UE down considerably, otherwise he will lose in 2 sets.
@bel he is 20 years old
Uoh ! 💪 Ihh ! ✊ Alcaraz the biggest screamer of the game ! Uoh ! 💪
Not just a rare privilege but an absolute pleasure watching these peak talents blast into each other at light-speed ! Truly amazing, we are so lucky to witness this New Era ! :)
Alcaraz vs Hurkacz was Crazy 😮
Good warmup for Djokovic coming into USopen.
ALL TOP PLAYERS USE THESE TOURNAMENTS AS A WARM UP, you dunce.
This is the final that tennis fans around the world have been waiting for.
May the Best player on the day win🎾👏😉
Let's go Novak ❤❤❤
Full credit to Djokovic, quite extraordinary! Funny how 99% of these promising "new gen" players cannot compete with a 36 year old Djokovic... Quite embarrassing really.
Alcaraz si ya le ganó 2 veces
@@luisburgosdelgado1593 Djokovic haan lavde, do set me le lega
Alcaraz is the 1%
@@alalba2136 Absolutely! Its always exciting watching Alcaraz play!
Because it is likely some or many of them are being #BRIBED to lose to novaq since at least 2022.
Man, great attitude from both. These rallies remind me of old Connors and McEnroe matches
Carlos’ games are just so fun to watch.. Alcaraz's resilience is impressive, Djokovic's footwork is an Art.
Djokovic will win in straight sets without even sweating..
I’m sure you said the same thing before the Wimbledon final
@@hello-mv6yg that wasn't a good novak tbh he wasn't playing well.
@@jensen893 LOL! By definition, right?
@@jensen893 He was playing ok, but Alcaraz raised his level a lot
@@hello-mv6yg AO novak would smoke carlos sorry especially now,carlos nearly lost. I like the kid , but he has alot to learn, let's not pretend he's big 3 primes level
Is this the first meeting on a hardcourt for Carlos and Novak? Anyways, the finals will be good for both as it will give them a better idea on how they should play against each other and make the necessary adjustments in prep for the US Open.
They won't face each other in the U.S Open final. One of them or both will lose before the final.
@@jeffreykaufmann2867chill Nostradamus
@T yes
@jeffrey lol
@@jeffreykaufmann2867who will beat them?
OAlcaráz precisa sempre estar no máximo para ganhar.
Hay un común denominador en los mejores de todos los tiempos y eso es jugar los puntos importantes con algo que no tienen los demás y ahí está la respuesta de todo.
😂 Djokovic..the tennis Viking.. he's got guts and power..and the ccc..mentality..irrespective of the crowd generally supporting opposition...he produces good entertainment 😂
Its a shame Zverev doesn't have a slam by now. When he was Alcaraz's age, many thought he would be the successor to the big 3. Im sure he's disappointed how is career has played out. Hopefully he can still accomplish some great things before it's too late.
At 6ft.6 he's too tall to win a Slam.
If Carlos loses US open I would like Zverev to be the one winning it in an epic final.
@@jeffreykaufmann2867that’s just a retarded statement, Jew 👦!
@@jeffreykaufmann2867medvedev?
Before his injury, I was almost certain he would win a slam(s) by now.
Alcaraz is a freaking diesel, how many times he did this already.. since american open, 70% of his games always lost in first set. Almost lost it in the second set, then cruising in the third set.
Djokovic-Alcaraz. Djokovic-Wawrinka. Djokovic-Murray. Djokovic-Federer. Djokovic-Nadal.
The biggest and best matches of the last 15 years have all featured one man, and his name is Novak Djokovic.
I'm not getting Tennis TV's highlights: 8:46: Nole has obviously done a break at the beginning of the second set, and we get to see nothing of it! Isn't this a highlight??
Hubi needs to work on his forehand...
I agree, there is no shape on the shot. I think he needs to use more spin to more control on the forehand.
Wish you a good final and a good win No1e #IdemoBre 🙏☦💪❤💙🤍♾
Alcaraz vs Djokovic couldn't be better...I hope they play US open as well...
Competitive match, 6 points difference. Djokovic is the best player for a reason, more clutch. At least Zverev gave a tougher time than others thia week. He is improving, hoping to see him in at least semis of USO
Hurkacz was so close!
Alcaraz v Djokovic...., Christmas comes early. Let's Go Novak!!!
*Carlitos : Hubi* [ _TennisTV_ stats ]
winners 25 : 27 (incl. aces 2 : 10)
unforceds 36 : 44
net points won 13/21 : 18/35
set1 winners 8 : 12 (incl. aces 1 : 4)
set1 unforceds 14 : 11
set1 npw 3/5 : 4/7
set2 winners 11 : 11 (incl. aces 1 : 5)
set2 unforceds 15 : 20
set2 npw 6/10 : 9/18
set3 winners 6 : 4 (incl. aces 0 : 1)
set3 unforceds 7 : 13
set3 npw 4/6 : 5/6
02 top guys of tennis realm getting to the battle tomorrow, gonna be cool, again
Alcaraz has struggled converting break points this tournament, and will need to play much better especially on backhand to beat Novak, who seems to be cruising. Possible US Open final preview alert.
The best time to get the Alcaraz scalp is when he's off his form, Tommy managed to do just that last week, Hubi almost did, but now Alcaraz is building momentum and likely has some major silverware in his sights.
based on the stats, Carlos and Novak are neck and neck. after the semi-finals (check out my break down in the comments)
@charles even Paul had a chance this week too ha ha but Carlos is special
Do you not see the Age difference?
He is young and energetic person with mental strength at this age is amazing ❤❤❤
@@colethomas903 Carlos has 72% of first serves @ 182kmh average. Yesterday he was at 173kmh being even more conservative. Against Purcell he was at 189kmh and had the 8 double faults. Seems just above 180kmh is his comfort zone at the moment. But in the past he had matches at 192kmh average. He was wise to start cautiously.
Djokovic - I don't believe one second he is having a heat stroke, he was even fake coughing at the end of the first set.
When is the final?
It's hard to predict who will win between Novak or Carlos. Carlos seem to mean business anytime he faces Djokovic and we cannot predict base on Carlos performances in the previous games where he survived to win as to Novak easy win against top 10 players. It will be a game to watch. Can't wait.
Alcatraz has to be more consistent as a world no. one
He's 53-5 for the year bozo . And he's only 20. Can't get more consistent than that
@D 53-5 6 titles been in 10 semis 8 finals in 12 tournaments and that’s not consistent if that’s not consistent idk what u want from the dude
@@colethomas903Ignore him he's a hater
Si es cierto para ser el número si tiene que ser más consistente es verdad pero no es por tenis es mental solo tiene 20 años nadie ganó lo que el asu edad ni Novak, ni rafa, ni Federer pero tiene calidad si mañana sale insipardo va vencer a Novak pero en este momento Novak esta jugando mejor es la verdad!
Carlos and Novak are neck in the stats ahead of the final - but Carlos is on the rise:
Winners to Unforced (Carlos > Novak):
🎾Alcaraz: 23 / 11 (210%)
🎾Djokovic 18 / 13 (138%)
Break point conversion (Novak > Carlos):
🎾Djokovic 33%
🎾Alcaraz 9% (note Carlos made no mistakes today, Hurcacz just served out of this world)
% First serves / Won behind 1st serve / Total first serve efficiency (Novak > Carlos)
🎾Djokovic 64% / 80% (51% efficiency)
🎾Alcaraz 66% / 68 % (45% efficiency)
% Won behind 2nd Serve (Carlos > Novak)
🎾Alcaraz 65%
🎾Djokovic 55%
Aces/ Double Faults / Ratio (Carlos > Novak):
🎾Alcaraz 2 / 0 / infinity (no ugly double faults today)
🎾Djokovic 4 / 3 / 1.3
% Points won(Novak > Carlos):
🎾Djokovic 52%
🎾Alcaraz 49% (only due to 1st set, over sets 2 and 3 he won 54% of points)
% Net Points won(Novak > Carlos) :
🎾Djokovic 72%
🎾Alcaraz 62%
% Return Points won(Carlos > Djokovic):
🎾Alcaraz 36% (worse than yesterday due 10 aces of Hurcacz!)
🎾Djokovic 32%
Carlos has improved his 1st and 2nd serve efficiency, no ugly double faults today (he had 8 yesterday), fewer unforced errors, really beautiful agressive game in sets 2 and 3. The key to watch out for will be break point conversion against Novak. Carlos faced some strong servers the last 2 rounds (which made it hard to get a good conversion rate), so this will be an important metric. And then his serve will need to function as good as it did today. If Carlos defends his serve well (and that's a big if), his return quality and agressive game should make the difference. Novak will have to play very agressive and keep a high percentage of 1st balls to win the rallies.
Lol the winners/unforced errors are wrong sorry to tell u
@@marcotita9204 No, those are the official ATP ones which don't count aces and double faults and use a more strict definition of unforced errors. That's why I show those statistics separately. Tennis TV use the rules applied for the women's game but it is not correct for ATP.
Are there stats on Average pace of shot, and distance ran ratios vs Opponent?
Trying to paint a picture of shot placement... From what I see Novak has more consistent pace, hits shots much flatter, and placement is better. On fast courts, placement matters more than anything. I know Carlos won Wimby but he seems to be struggling on this surface.
@@pureffm even adding the aces and double faults the results are very different. For instance djokovic had 29 unforced errors, and only hit 3 double faults. The stats you are using are misleading and I also see them in flashscore or the atp website. But there are different than the ones you see live after the match finishes
@@orrissonpereira1070 Winners to unforced errors is a measure of shot placement (out of reach of opponents but inside the court). Carlos is not struggling anymore. It took him a bit more time because other players had 3 more weeks to adapt to hard courts (Carlos played the Hopman cup exhibition tournament on clay and then took 1 week off, so his form will peak a bit later than other players, probably first week of the US open). Distance I think is only measured during GS. But watching the match Carlos had excellent shot placement, he played amazing rallies including down the line shots on both sides. Novak was more conservative with his placement, when he tried to go wide he has a few more unforced errors relatively speaking and fewer winners (but then Sascha is a great mover).
The thing is you can replace playing close to the lines with faster shots, on average Carlos shots are 3kmh faster than Novak's on both sides, especially his peak speed is quite a bit higher.
First the big 3, now the big 2
hurkacz playing really well, wow.