Alcaraz vs Fognini; Schwartzman vs Cerundolo | Rio 2022 Semi-Final Highlights
Vložit
- čas přidán 19. 02. 2022
- Highlights from the last 4 of the 2022 Rio Open! SUBSCRIBE to our channel for the best ATP tennis videos and tennis highlights: czcams.com/users/tennistv?sub_...
Watch official ATP tennis streams from every tournament: tnn.is/CZcams
Tennis TV is the OFFICIAL live streaming service of the ATP Tour.
Tennis TV features live streaming and video on demand of ATP tennis matches in full on PC, Mac, mobile & tablet apps on iOS & Android. Download the app to stream on your device: tnn.is/CZcams
Plus Tennis TV is also available to stream tennis on your TV on Apple TV, Roku, Amazon Fire TV, Samsung Smart TV, LG Smart TV, Android TV, PlayStation 4, Xbox One and Chromecast.
To enquire about licensing ATP Tour footage contact IMG Replay: imgreplay.com/client/atp_media
#tennis #tennistv #sports - Sport
These drop shots from Alcaraz are so incredibly accurate and are becoming a real menace
Alcaraz. What can you say? Let’s take a moment to remind ourselves what he’s achieving out there. Aged 18. Goddamn scary.
EXACTLY! He's becoming fearless.
Alcaraz is a bloody genius
Future #1
Alcaraz played this match and whole tournament in general like he is top 3 player. Incredible performance.
He had a tough draw too. 4 of his 5 opponents were very active in the south American clay swing and were playing their third clay court tournament in a row while Berrettini is a top 10 player with known pedigree.
Carlos is on a fast learning curve. He already possesses the best drop shot in the men's game, but his touch with the lobs is exquisite. He also varies the spins and speed of his shots. Turning into a complete player at such a young age. Bravo Carlito!
Best dropshot in the mens game? Relax a bit, hes not gonna shag ya
@@bodzarnpertrvick2869 top 4 best dropshot for sure...
@@bodzarnpertrvick2869 It definitely is right up there with the best.
@@thewatchman9540 "up there with the best" is not "the best"
@@kieranrankie203 It’s not like I’m saying he does, am I? But maybe you’re mistaking me for someone else.
Alcaraz... What a guy... I really wish him all the best. He will be inside the top 10 in a matter of time by the looks of it.
Schwartzman plays 5 hours and a half in one day and won two matches , he is playing really well , let's Go Diegoooo🇦🇷🏆🥇🎾
So did Carlos to be fair, he only finished Berettini off 11pm UK time and scheduled for Fabio at 2am other day
@@karelsalajka7930 exactly. So did Carlos and his last match finished later...
@@javiert.592 he played less and he's 18 years old lol
@@javiert.592 at 18 i can play 5 matches and go outside for a beer late that night
@@bsrussian
Carlos has been the most unlucky of all players from the second round onwards with match suspensions because of rain. His matches were scheduled as the latest and seemed to never end. And that's also quite tiring.
Besides, Diego is always in quite good shape and not too old (29 years old)...
@Cristian Nahuel Well you must be a superhuman then, aren't you? ;)
Anyway, that's how it is, unlucky or not...
3:14 The true highlight moment of Alcaraz-Fognini match was "The mighty walk of the proud rooster" which good old Fabio performed 😂😂😂😂
Ahahahahah
Thanks for putting words into an undescrible motion ;)
You mean, at 3:14? I noticed that. It was more like a strut. 🤣 Pre-mature one at that!
@@Birdylockso yes... 3:14
Damn, Carlos, what’s your problem with us? Berrettini before and now Fognini. You’re a monster 😂😭
So are the two italians.
Very nice gamestyle, specially from Fognini, and very good sportmanship from the italian nice big man, Berretini.
Greetings from Spain
I definitely think Alcaraz is a future major champion. The only thing I feel he needs to work on is learning how to maintain a lead. There are too many of his matches where he wins the first set then loses the second, or gets a break, but gets broken right back. He needs to learn how to maintain and build on his momentum when he's in the lead if he really wants to break through to the next level.
Maybe because is still a teenager...but i agree.
He needs a serve which lets him hold his service games easily and put pressure back on his opponents. It's the final piece in the jigsaw. That's his real big weakness and will cost him against the very best rn.
Totally agree, it is just a matter of time, he will gain experience to manage difficult situations in the coming years
If you look at the other ATP matches that's the pattern in QF,SF games. I guess when Berrettini or Fognini lose the first set, they become more aggressive as they are losing anyway and this usually produces a short term spike in their performances. Its hard to beat Berrettini in straight sets and even Novak and Nadal dropped a set when playing him.
@@canchero724 At Rio open even the big servers like Berrettini struggled. Clay courts combined with humidity and wet surface due to rains have played a part. I noticed all the players opted to receive first in QF and SF matches. This does not happen often in hard courts
I love how fognini walks around like a sloth 😅
Looks like he is injured
Fogninis original style. No one loads up like him except del potro being comparable but i shriek everytime i watch delpos forehand fognini hits with such great brisk confidence and no one really hits a high backhand as consistently clean as him and decidedly placed.
Alcaraz and Felix Auger Aliassime are two upcoming monsters. Hope they continue to improve!
alcaraz and schwartzman they are extreme fighters
They sure are…
Me gusta mucho el estilo de jugar este joven Carlos. Viva Espana Unida!
alcaraz is special
Very special.
Alcaraz,,, Remember the name . This guy is becoming genius of the game 😍
look at the speed of alcaraz🔥🔥 world no 1 in future
Alcaraz is the most fun player to watch after RF and RN. Kid's a star
fuck no
Haha probably in your dreams
@@josb2574 Kkkkk u guys wait and see 👍
casual
@@kundan906 says the MMA guy 🤣
LETS GOOOO CARLOS. Alcaraz Schwartzman will be epic
Madre mía... carlos tiene tela marinera eh... cada día me deja más flipado. Impresionante la remontada a fognini. Grande Carlos, grande!
If only fognini had just a little bit of consistency in his carreer... just inside of the same match he goes from godly winners to 10 unforced errors in a row... that is messed up
Ps: everyone saying berrettini is a servebot should stfu
If Fognini actually tried at tennis he would be leading Italian tennis instead of that oaf servebot BERTOLINI
Ti sbagli Flavio, ciao.
@@ryoshusuke2108 Hi Ryo remember when I told FAA gonna outclass Shpovalov soon?
This isn't the original Ryo Shusuke. Look at when the profile was creted. Last month! Jog on you wannabee faker.
@@giacomoditria9091 Non sbaglia affatto, non può pretendere di vincere qualcosa senza muoversi in campo. Non sono nessuno per rimproverarlo, però la sua carriera sarebbe stata fantastica se non fosse per la sua mentalità…
VAMOS CARLOS. Let’s win your first ATP500 title and then the French Open boom 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻
No creo. Rafa se le come en el French Open
@@ismaelamaya9755 Tenemos que darle a Carlitos un año y medio más.
Alcaraz is such a prodigy (reminds me so much of Rafa when he debuted as a teenager) and Schwartzman is an absolute warrior for winning two tough matches in one day. It's going to be an amazing final between two very impressive players.
Alcaraz enjoys dropshots 😂
Bora pra cima, Peque! Estaremos na torcida hoje!
Sem chances!!! Alcaraz 2 sets a 0 hoje.
@@ralfygomesmoreto3128 O moleque tá jogando muito, não tiro a razão de você pensar assim.
Fognini seems like he's more concerned about lookin stylish while hitting balls instead of playing good tennis. like if he just hassled instead of taking these slow little steps that are supposed to look classy he'd have so much more time on the ball lol.
He always played like that, he doesn't bend his knees either. Really strange TBH.
He's 34 and you've only just noticed?
Both of his calves are injured
@@Tazio_01 how long have they been injured for? Fognini has looked like this for at least few years and I always thought he was just trying to look 'effortless', is he just trying to avoid the pain?
@@maksymilianreiter3111 Since the end of the match against Carreno Busta. Go watch the rest of Fognini’s matches in Rio, he was playing at an incredible level. Unfortunately he had to play two matches in a day, had he rested before playing against Alcaraz I think we would have seen a different match.
Alcaraz had beaten berretinni like 2 hours before this
Ah the final is going to be soo good!
I think Alcaraz will take the trophy though
think his allround game and mentality will bring the game to a new level, in 2019 he beat sinner and won his first future titel at 16 years old, in the beginning of 2020 he won the first two future tournaments and by the end of the season he won 3 challenger tournaments lost one final not to mention his first atp tour win against ramos (#49) in rio, he finished the season in 138th place (he couldn't gain more points cause of covid) at 17th years old, this year for comparison at the same age nadal ended the season in 2004 on #51, novak on 2005 at #78, roger on 1999 at #64, nothing is safe in life but good lord, this guy is a real prospect
OMG too much potential of Alcaraz Power and talent...BEST is coming
Damn fognin is one of the best clay courters of the decade and was in form this tournament. Alcaraz is playing amazing.
yeah, he did beat Carena Busta in 3 sets and played very well. Fognini is 100% skill and 0% athleticism. Modern game requires a bit of both
Alcaraz, FAA and Sinner going to be unstoppable soon
Alcaraz has a bright future on clay. Definitely a next gen tennis player to watch, along with Sinner.
No only in clay
funny how alcaraz likes faster courts but he’s made it to two ATP finals on clay 😅🤣
I mean, Rafa once said a long time ago indoor hard is his favourite court. He's won 13 grand slams on clay.
@@user-ez9ng2rw9c And indoor hard is his nemesis 😂
@@iannovak5223 Yep. Many players often seem to like courts they play the worst at (Medvedev is an exception). FAA says he loves clay but is pretty bad at it.
@@user-ez9ng2rw9c strangely enough somehow he made the final in Rio when he was 18
@@lilnickydabaddest3451 Medvedev isn't bad at clay technically. He just sucks at it mentally. He has trouble adjusting his instincts and game.
Finals are gonna be interesting, alcaraz vs schwartzman
I don't think so. Bookies have made Alcaraz the overwhelming favorite. 75% chance of winning
Carlos 🇪🇸💪🏽👏🏽
Alcaraz is producing some excellent tennis.
I remember Eddie Dibbs, a short, blocky clay court player from the 1970s. Schwartzmann is about the same height, maybe a little bit lighter. He's especially tough on clay, as was Dibbs.
A Carlos Alcaraz special for y'all
Alcaraz gives so powerful "Nadal vibes" that he even scares the shit out of myself hahahah. Amazing tennis, amazing mentals, amazing stamina. Really enjoyable to see.
Spanish players with Spanish doctors aiding players with all sorts of drug tricks. Alcaraz ala Nadal? Both came from a cor_rup_ country.
@@truthvfauxyeshu4068 oh boy...
Alvarez reminds me so much of Nadal I’m so excited !!!
Yes Alvarez is a bit of a mix between Nidol and Fetirar
🤣🤣🤣
@@nicolasdublac7915 don’t forget Djakovec
🤣😆
Its good to see fognini back being competitive
Forgnini with a better footwork would be a beast.
Love that much Fognini's game
It will be a great match between Alcaraz and Schwartzman. I'm going for Schwartzman in 3 sets, because he has the tenacity and the mental fortitude. But, I'll still root for Alcaraz, the new kid on the block.
Watching Shwartzmann vs Cerundolo is like watching Raichu vs Pikachu they both have similar styles
Are you suggesting that cerundolo was evolved too early and that Diego used his agility advantage to overcome a power deficit?
No no no, DS is a conterpouncher
FCerundolo is a baseliner offensive, hit the ball hardly.
@@bonzwah1 I mean like Cerundolu and Shwartzmann have similar styles (though not completely) and Shw with his experience overcame Cerundolu
@@Agrover112 oh wow, you meant that schwartzman was raichu? then i have to disagree. cerundolo is the one with the advantage of power, and schwartzman had the advantage of agility. using evolutions to describe experience isn't really that good, since in the games, experience is a literal mechanic that is represented in levels. your comparison then would just to be to say that schwartzman is simply a higher level player than cerundolo.
Hope Alcaraz wins tonight
5+ hours for a 3 sets match? Waw, intense, should feel it in the legs for the final.
No, he played 2 matches. There was rain delays with first match
Fogini never wants to show too desperate to win. But check out the strut at 3:14. He gets me every time. 🤣
It looked like Fogini was a little hurt in his lower body- it looked like he was having problems running. Maybe he plays like that all the time though.
@@yakzivz1104 , he plays like that all the time. That's why people like to watch him and his "effortless" playing style. He's very unique in that way.
@@Birdylockso Oh okay that's good then- I'm glad that he wasn't injured. He does have a cool demeanor.
Diego is one of the best on clay- does chase everything down! wow
Alcaraz impresionante!!!
Creo que este niño llegará a a ganar varios gran slam arriba España
So sorry for Fognini. Wish him in a good health.
The only surprise in the first match is that Fognini made it to 5 games.
Most talented player i've seen since Kyrgios
4:17
I guess we appreciate the effort.
Better than when the English male commentators butcher non-Anglican names.
Fognini throwing his racket because he feels so overwhelmed by Carlos jajaja
It would be so easy to expect an 18 year old with that much firepower to be a blind ball-basher, but it's already so obvious that Carlos has incredible strategic sense and point construction, and that he understands the (to steal a fighting game term) mix-ups available to him at any given time extraordinarily well.
Alcaraz has a big future for sure..
A first ATP 500 final for CarloTH AlcaraTH
Fognini has a narcissistic complex
On clay that mini Rafa can be dangerous already...
alcaraz will win 10 grand slams
11
I think alcaraz saving his power for the final
Still we saw some glimpse of his power play in second set
VAMOS CARLITO !
Bravo por Alcaraz ha ganado a Berretini y Fognini notable .La espera el argentino en la final una roca .Suerte
Solo habra una final reñida si el clima le da un dia extra a Schwartzman
5horas y media en cancha a los 30 años en dias consecutivos es bastante ventaja para Alcaraz, quien no tiene culpa de tener 18años
This clay court much faster than in RG,Monte-Carlo,Rome,Madrid
Alcaraz is the new nadal
Vamos Carlos 🇪🇦👍
The weather in Rio is too horrible. So often raining days and many games were suspended.
Future No.1
The commentator stated at 4:25 the German Fabio Fognini, wtf.
Should be a Hell of a Final! May the Schwartz be with you. ( ;;
Great Alcaraz and what happened to Fognini carrera he had the potential to win some mayors
If only Fognini was an athlete as well, with such talent.....
Que displicente este tipo
I hate this commentator, its always the same: never explaining why something is a good play, always stating the obvious (extraordinary! "take that!" "come on indeed"). It's making me less likely to watch tennis
bro same I hate that women commentator with a burning passion
Others have been more entertaining
Schwarzmann what at fighter!!!
Love Carlos, he's accelerating faster than anyone else out there right now, and looks poised to make a big dent in the French Open. (On the other hand, loathed the incredibly banal commentary in these highlights.)
Shapo, FAA, Alcaraz, Sinner, Ruud- there lot to fear for NextGens like Tsitsipas and Zverev..
Carlos Alcaraz and Felix Auger- Aliassime are gonna be the new Nadal and Djokovic
Lets go Carlaf Alcaraf!!
F.Cerundolo se achica con los de arriba del ranking.
Verdad
Alcatraz is fucking amazing
Lol i didn’t know that Denver from Money Heist plays tennis on ATP tour and is actually good
This match is for cerundolo diego lucky this time ceru repire hes mental and he can war on all tortument
Feel like Fognini is a player with least footwork
TRUE
Kyrgios would be a good runner up to that
@@finestmanager1738 LOL when he's motivated he runs his @ss off but yeah i agree
@@luckycaster2435 lmao that's not what footwork is
@@nn-fo3mk wait shit i remembered the comment wrong
i thought it said “foot speed” because another comment was talking about Fognini focusing on fancy looking steps to the ball instead of hustling to it LOL
Why does Spain give so many talented players to tennis?
Work
Alcaraz is going deep in RG is he?? Damn... I'm actually more wary of him than tsitsipas for nadal.
Nadal has won it 13 times already. Let the young guy win
@@krishnaramachandran7722 Eventually yea. But I will always root for Nadal in any matches until the day he hang his racket.
@@lolipedofin I am a Nadal fan myself since he was 19!
El sake es dobla masa J.C.F
Проблема Фонини, это то что он плохо сгибает колени. Но ему так больше нравится. Он смотрит на себя в записи и говорит, как я красиво двигаюсь.
Fognini è un talento ....
Fognini is still so good.
Para hacer lucir a los ascendentes, de acuerdo.
@@edythorvenpuerta1425 In a common language?
@@litamtondy comparsa
@@edythorvenpuerta1425?
It always pains me to see when extremely talented players throw away good tennis matches and thus their chance of being top notch, simply because of arrogance. On the other hand there are so many other players putting so much true effort into every match, never even getting close to the ranking those talented players are achieving… But that’s just life I guess
🇪🇸❌🇪🇸💪
Don't let the thumbnail know the winner
Did Fognini asked for variety? Oops... Great players nonetheless
Fabio “why bother” Fognini
Las medias de Fognini se las regaló su abuela antes de decir adiós.