Carlos Alcaraz vs Stefanos Tsitsipas Extended Highlights | 2021 US Open Round 3
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- Опубліковано 26 вер 2021
- Extended highlights of Carlos Alcaraz’s Round 3 win against Stefanos Tsitsipas in the 2021 US Open.
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The US Open is the final Grand Slam of the year and takes place at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center. The 2021 US Open saw Russia's Daniil Medvedev and Great Britain's Emma Raducanu claim the men's and women's singles titles. It was both players' first major title, with 18-year-old Raducanu becoming the first-ever qualifier to achieve the feat. The 2022 US Open main draw is scheduled to go ahead between August 30 - September 11.
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Who would have thought watching this match that Carlitos would be the USO champion and World no 1 the very next year? He has blown all expectations out of the water. VAMOS
So much for the "OvErHyPeD kiD"
Khi nào yy
@@iannovak5223 yo reconozco que juega bien..pero es muy prepotente y egocentrico..
@@luces142 no digas tonterías, eres un hater, el chaval es humilde y siempre sonriente, por algo los rivales siempre hablan bien de su actitud
@@luces142 lol, okay buddy
These extended highlights are better than the televised match. Almost 40 minutes of just plain quality tennis, no commercials, no toilet breaks.
😆
Ummm someone had a long toilet break…… lol
Of course because this is the highlights( best points of the game that's why)
Cut out all the fluff. No ball bouncing. No chit-chat. Just pure tennis.
But in highlights you miss all the drama!
that third set was absolutely iconic
Tsitsipas played badly at the 5-2 point
Didn't manage mentally well.
On the other hand Alcaraz was mentally ready
@@innosanto so it's not iconic?
@@Lgg130 more like chokonic by the Greek guy
But nothing like the fifth set.
Back here one year later. The hype is very much real.
It's like watching Nadal, Djokovic, Federer and Sampras all mashed-up into one. What a kid.
I don’t really see Sampras or Federer in him. His serve is too small to be Sampras and his game looks too laborious to be Federer. Great player though.
@@turnerturnerturner Carlos said his forehand is like Federer. Watch closely or Get some new glasses.
@@chuckdeless9891 Okay…I say my forehand is like Delpo. Does that make it the truth?
@@turnerturnerturner
He obviously plays a very aggressive offensive game and he's not afraid of coming to the net. He's definitely more comparable to Federer than Nadal or Djokovic. Just because he doesn't make it look as easy as Federer doesn't mean the style of play isn't comparable.
@@turnerturnerturner
Also, a pro player on tour saying their forehand is similar to another player's is obviously different from a youtube mug commenter saying their forehand is similar to a player's, get real.
A star was born that day. Most of us just didn't know it yet
lol only u guys i know that kid since 2019 in challenger and knew he going to be a star
I was at this match and I'm a HUGE Tsitsipas fan, and I sat there in the stands watching Carlos and his INCREDIBLE athletic ability and all around game and I couldn't cheer against this guy. He's going to be a MEGA star over the next 20 years if he stays healthy!!
Stefanos is not always the most gracious when he loses, but I really appreciated his gesture here. In his own words..."I've never seen anything like this" sums it all and he was appreciative and acknowledged Alcaraz with a smile at the net. Stefanos played a great match, Alcaraz was on another level in sets 1,3,5
You called it first!!
Viva Alcaraz!
Nice lie🤣u never been there..
How can anyone be a huge fan of tsitsipas?
I loved it how Alcaraz got completely dominated in the 4th set, but then came back to win it in a tight 5th set. Great win for Alcaraz :)
For me, the best match in US Open this year 💯
Lol Novak vs Zverev was better by mile than both of these matches
@@stefanp8985 I thought it was Raducanu vs Bencic
radunacu vs bencic for girls
@@lleange363 hmmm
Agree
I remember watching this match so well because, even though I'd seen Carlos play in a few matches before this, I wanted to watch Tsitsipas because, whatever issues I might have with his bathroom breaks, etc., I nonetheless like his style of play. By the end of the match, I'd become a full-on Carlitos convert--he obviously had things he had to work on in his game, but the power, speed, and intelligence of his play was something so rare and exciting. And when you watch him volley or move corner to corner, his movement is pure elegance.
Love them drop shots. Such a intelligent player at that age.
PRINCE OF DROP SHOTS
Alcaraz is a future ATG. He's doesn't have many, if any, weaknesses to his game. I can see him winning slams in a couple of years.
Yes especially with his coach Carlos Ferrero he should be slam ready soon
i don't know let's not get ahead of ourselves. let's see how he plays in future slams.
what does atg stand for?
@@saulgoodman7215 All-Time Great.
his only weakness is his height. He appears as 6.1 but he is 5.11 at most. That's an inconvenient when playing other top players. He will have to be really fast and extraordinarily precise.
I have never seen such player like Alcaraz! The grit, the speed, the fire power! Instant fan here Carlos! Go get that 1st GS next year, vamos!
those first 4 games may have been the gighest quality tennis i have ever seen in my life
gotta watch any big 3 matches bruh
The day a new star was born.
Alcaraz has all the shots Lobs,,drop shots volleys backhand topspin lob and a forehand/ backhand like a missile
In addition to the Big Three: Novak, Nadal, Federer, this teenager from Spain certainly gave Tsitsipas the run for his money. Another tennis golden child in 2021.
my guy it's too early to say that. they say this about all the teens and then look what ends up happening. just let it happen instead of trying to predict. don't ruin this one please. when people do this they add tons of pressure to the player and nothing ever happens, so stop.
@@alligatorsarefire In the world of tennis, anything is certainly possible. Serena Williams, Naomi Osaka, Bianca Andreescu (Womens), Thiem, Zverev, Tsitsipas (Mens) are players who became stars and beat the top three. Also, my comments are not written in stones and they were well within UA-cam's Community Guidelines. Nothing wrong here lol.
@@tshavfengvang7831 in the world of tennis, well i guess only people who know anything about tennis would know, every young teenager is ruinked because so many people say things like this. And yes, I know the players you have mentioned. But some of these players you have mentioned still haven't achieved much. Like bianca won a grandslam adn still hasn't done anything since. Zverev tsitsipas haven't won a slam. lol -_-
@@alligatorsarefire I don't think you understand my comment section "To give someone the run for the money" means to beat or upset someone in a match. I hope you know what a rookie is. I never said anything about a grand slam title. Lol.
@@tshavfengvang7831 my guy i don't think you understand what i'm saying but i've given up trying to explain to you lol
This was a victory for tennis.
One of the best matches this year, extremely impressive from the 18 YO.
In the fifth set Alvaraz went ballistic
He was firing like a gatlin‘ gun
This kid is going to be another GOAT. He has the fighting spirit of Nadal, the aggressive forehand of Federer and the solid backhand of Djokovic. What a complete package
@@anhphan3906 Don't forget his volleys, touch, offense and defense. Serves big too but obviously his placement can get better
With experience he will become unplayable. What a beautiful player he is. He made incredible progress in just a few months.
@@pureffm i hope he stays injury free, if so he could become a player of the same force like delpo
@@pureffm Indeed, I hope he takes care of his fitness. The tour is so physical nowadays. He has all the weapons and time on his side. If anything, I think he will play best on faster surfaces than clay but he will also play well on it. His coach said clay is not his best surface.
what a beast. Its hard to believe how he can hit with such force so consistently, although his game will inevitably change as he grows older.
Si si .porque si no cambia .tendrás muchísimas lesiones .jugando siempre al límite
I feel Alcaraz is gonna be THE next gen player to watch, finally!
Partidazo del chaval,orgullosos de los jugadores españoles que lo dan todo
Call me crazy,but this guy's going to be the GOAT. No tennis player has impressed me as much as this guy has when he is the zone. The stamina will come one day and when it comes,he is going to be the perfect tennis player
We shall see.
You're crazy!
But you might be right 😉
I completely agree. What strikes me the most is his movement his prep his excellent technique. His body position in his backhand is the most beautiful stoke in tennis. He will only get stronger, better with time. I agree in the end I think he will be the 🐐. Surpassing any records set by nole.
Pete Sampras is the most impressive to this point, and Fed/Djok in form. But Alcaraz has more defence than Sampras and has elements that remind of Sampras in the attacking hard shots.
Still it may be so, will show and depend on the daily hard work.
Yeah, all he needs is 20 grand slams...
Anyone here after his epic win today?
I’ll never forget this match. It was my first day working at the tennis channel, and I had little to no knowledge about tennis. Saw this incredible match and just knew Alcarez was that dude. My favorite player now. He’ll win a grand slam this year no doubt
I give him 12 months.and he will be world number 1
This kid is amazing! He has it all and we will be watching and seeing him win a lot!
No!
@@CalebPereiraTheUnheralded funny
Gonna watch this again and again....what a victory for the youngster...I love the way he plays...especially the mix of super-fast shots and stops...
You will have to be really quick to play against Alcaraz, there's no stopping this guy. Incredible.
His power game is amazing with less faults even djokovic, nadal don’t hit with so much power their trajectory of ball is bouncy which gives time to hit and this kid got variation and power which is deadly.
he seems better than the big 3 lol
Alcaraz is Djokovic in terms of backhand and defense, Federer in terms of forehand and net-play, with the clay-bred grit of a Nadal. This man is something special. If he can stay injury free, he's going to be the Djoker of the next gen.
Exactly and his return is so similar to young Novak. Once Carlos learns to balance between offense and defense and conserve energy he'll win slams
@haroon ahmed exactly, I didn't enjoy this much looking novak playing
Alcaraz.... athletic,Technical,Fire Power and fear less
Alcaraz is going to be Alcaraz. Djokovic does not have his firepower.
I think he mentioned he like Fed. Just sayin 😁
Man Djokovic wishes he had Alcaraz’s power and aggression
33:47 this game in the fifth set its simply ridiculous from Alcarazaz
You are absolutely right. Thats magnificent tennis right there.
Wow .I didn’t see this. I was thinking my goodness if he plays like this now. We have lots to look forward to .not just that set before 6.0 extraordinary. Thanks for highlighting this part
Extraordinary hitting.... But, the video editors did opt not to include the 2 points in that game that Tsitsipas won - which would have made it look less overwhelming.
Subhanallah Indah nya...
The fact that their matches haven't been that close ever since is crazy. Tsitsipas just looks defeated against Alcaraz, every single time they play.
Poor Alcaraz, he wanted to hug Tsitsipas but he would not have it, Stefanos too disappointed he lost against Wonder Boy.
Eighteen year old unbelievable Alcaraz
💛🇪🇸❤
What a strong, intelligent and TALENTED kid 😍
He changes the ball direction easlly and hit so hard! He’s fast af!
Alcaraz will be the biggest 💖💖
El futuro del tenis en España está con Alcaraz!!!
Tiene pinta de ser el sucesor de rafa
Es ya presente
Highlights? Every point was a highlight! was on edge all the way
Thank you US Open. That was intense and exciting. The whole match would be the cherry on the cake. What a battle!!
Carlos is a titan. His stamina abilities and mental game is beautiful to watch. 🎊 👏
Ciertamente este match fue mucho mejor que la final.. largamente me quedo con este. Alcaraz bien guiado y metódicamente dirigido será un grande.tiene lo principal .. mentalidad y actitud.
Djokovic Hair💇is very effective.😂😂😂
Querido Carlos disfruta esto , es el comienzo de una gran carrera , tienes espejos donde reconocerte , estas rodeado de inmensos jugadores , Tu propio coach Juan Carlos Ferrero , inmenso jugador y persona , despues otro Numero uno Carlos Moya , y para Finalizar Rafael Nadal , mira si tienes para alimentar a tu espiritu de gran jugador que sos sumarle otras miradas donde mirarte en tu esencia , gracias Carlos por este gran momento de felicidad que nos diste , primero dedicatelo a ti , y despues ofrendalo a tu publico , infinitamente gracias Carlitos , nace un sueño que sera para largo , abrazo grande desde Argentina .
He strikes the ball with some finesse. Major winner in the making.
Love to see youngsters playing! Such energetic warriors! Wowwwww
Alcaraz’s quality of hitting in the first set reminded me of Federer at the US Open 2004-05.
It is impressive how Alcaraz was playing against a top five 🥹 of the world, he looked like a number one that day 🥹
This guy I swear, he's a mix of federer and nadal
That kid has got class. At 18 years old competing at that level
I really like alcaraz style of play. And his backhand is crazy
This kid is the future of tennis, he’s one of the best players I’ve ever watched when he’s making his shots. Consistency is the last thing he needs to make very minute adjustments on to become the best player in the world
What an excellent game from two talents
The real deal next gen. not fake news Stefanos.
The first truly great player since the big 3 IMO
Depends what you mean. Wawrinka on his hot days and Del Potato on his hot days are fire.
@@innosanto I'm sure he wants after their generation. Those guys are in the same generation.
@@InBetweenMen Wawrinka was nothing at 18. He had a lot of holes in his game. Carlos is literally the perfect player Bar his serve consistency. Everywhere else he is either strong or exceptional.
Carlos is by far the best talent since Novak Djokovic.
Agreed
Alcaraz= Generational forehand + Generational pace.
We are gonna have fun .
Fiiiiiiiinallyyyyyyyyy thank you USOpen
What an insane level of tennis
I hope Alcaraz can stay healthy!!! Unbelievable how he played this!!!
That 3rd set comeback was proof he had what it took to be top 3
alcaraz gonna be number one for a long time if he keeps improving. hes legend already
I watched this live and was on the edge of my seat the whole time. Tsitsipas had no answers. Either did his dad on his 2 day bathroom brake chat….. lololololol Loved this…..
And so a legend is born. Next time they play it’s a blowout. Alcaraz is by far better player
Incredible match, incredible highlights. Far better than two minutes or the whole match, the absolute perfect length. Thanks US Open!! (But how can you not include the 2 missed match points?)
Watching this kid is such a delightful experience... I can't think of anyone who plays the game more intelligently than Carlitos. And I keep coming back to this video over and over again. I don't think Tsitsipas has beaten him once, and they've had several encounters already.
22:45 Tsitsipas showing his true class 😂. To this day I am so happy when he tastes his own medicine
Carlos... got my eyes on you...Vamos!
Mighty Alcaraz...
I have been lucky enough to see the RAFA, Novak and Roger born in the elite when the 3 were 18-19 years old, and I remember them as if it were yesterday, the 3 left me incredible sensations, but comparing them with the sensations that they transmit to me Alcaraz at the same age of 19 right now, I think Alcaraz wins... I see that Alcaraz is much more complete than the big 3 were at Alcaraz's current age...
Alcaraz has everything, both offensively and defensively, he just has to polish some things and sometimes calm that force of nature that he possesses, which is sometimes like a runaway mihura bull....
And mentally he is superlative, he reads the matches very well, his mind is powerful, he does not fear anyone, he plays freely, he has ambition to win and win, he does not have a complex facing anyone, whoever they are, and if we add to that that tennis It is very complete, we perhaps have what could become the complete tennis player, the closest thing to perfection of what a TOP tennis player should be among the top..
On top of that, he has charisma, he's nice, lively, close to people, he's not haughty or arrogant, he spends a lot of time with the kids and ball boy for example, interacting with them as equals... And on top of his face he's handsome, with what women will adore him, girls will idolize him and mothers will see him as the son they wish they had, and men, a large majority, will feel great sympathy for him...
Right now in the USA, for example, it is a media phenomenon, but in Japan or China, it is too.
Even the big official tournaments like Roland Garros announce it as if it were the arrival of a messiah, a star...
And if to all this, he begins to win GS tournaments without stopping, then we can have an idol of the masses worldwide, that even tennis in general, can generate global momentum and publicity...
I appreciate you giving the Big Picture of what he brings to the table and his affect on everyone. To me, he's the most impressive teenager since Steffi Graff. I'm old enough to have seen the last 30 years+ of tennis. The Maturity of his game at 19, he's not just the future, he's here, right now. Zverev called him the best player in the world *RIGHT NOW*. He presents alot of problems to all players first and foremost his mentality/variety/feel for the game are unmatched for his age. He has all the hype, most wins so far, but here's the test: Can you put it all together for a grand slam? The Mental War of a grand slam and the physical toll it takes on a player is what makes the top guys in the world stand above them all. What it takes physically and mentally to win 1 grand slam, LET ALONE THE FREAKING FRENCH OPEN........I can see a quarterfinal, Nadal vs Alcaraz will be a 4 hour war out there. I'll go with the old War Horse in that one.
@@EE-bg1de
In theory, Alcaraz seems to have everything, both offensively and defensively and with a winning mentality, apart from the physique of a Mihura bull... His handicap may be his lack of experience since he was only 18 years old, that is, almost young age...
Perhaps we are witnessing the birth of a legend of tennis and perhaps of world sport...
So impressed by this kid. Played smart aand intelligently. He kept pushIng ball to opponent's backhand till 4th set. On 5th, he crashed rhythm and made himself unpredictable with winning shots. So determined talented smart kid.
Te faltó decir prepotente y egocentrico
Alcaraz is simply superb. What a great game
Alcaraz hit almost every line on the court with most of his winners, and with tremendous power.
On another day they could miss, but regardless, on this day the kid was incredible.
QUE PROHEZA ALCARAZ, FÍSICA Y MENTALMENTE INCREÍBLE. FELICIDADES 🇪🇦
People just marveled at the kid's ability to hit clean winners at such a stage in front thousands of spectators. If he can further improve his consistency and sharpen his serves, he may very well be the No.1 player in the near future.
You were very much right . Although now people say these things about every new youngster so it's hard to be impressed by these predictions
Thanks Carlitos we have tennis for long years 💪🇪🇦 Vamos Alcaraz
This match was much muvh much better than the Final.😏
Alcaraz looks like Djokovic with that parallel backand and returning every ball with Nadal spirit fight and power of the strokes
Knowing almost nothing about this guy the first thing that struck me when I found out his age is his fitness. He is in incredible shape for his age which is great because some great tennis players take a long time to take that part of it seriously and they don’t peak until later. This dude could be a problem for a long time.
Its great to see players coming showing the talent and grit. Well done.
Un joueur incroyable, fantastique, fabuleux, grandes qualités morales, ambitieux, une âme et une personnalité d'un futur grand champion, vraiment c'est extraordinaire ce jeune de 18 ans, c'est incroyable mais c'est vrai, j'en suis sûr et certain qu'il va régner sur le trône, number 1 mondial trés bientôt 🎾🏸🎾💕💕💕🥀
Alcaraz celebrated like he won the trophy😂 Huge win for him. Well played.
At 18 in a grand slam against the number three player in the world who would not in his position? That should be monumental for any upcoming player.
38 minutes of beauty
Amazing high quality tennis.
That was a tenis extravaganza.
please upload the whole match, thank you!
Alcaraz, si te respetan las lesiones, llegarás muy lejos..........
Si juega siempre tan al límite...las lesiones no lo respetarán
MONSTER , Incredible tennis by Carlos. Insane
Best march of the tournament so far
So happy to see the new medium fast Laykold surface since 2020. This rewards attacking play and I hope most if not all indoor hardcourts use this surface in the future. This was a jaw droppingly brilliant match from Alcaraz but Stefanos played great tennis too.
Thanks for the fantastic highlights
These courts were probably the most motone, unimaginative courts ever... they allowed for zero memorable rallies. Zero.
My eyes turned dry watching it. Even the winners from Alcaraz here have no flair to them.
@@TheRafaelBond Also, if Alcaraz winners have no flair to them, as you say watch someone else
@@TheRafaelBond Better than this slowed down courts that turned games into baseline grinding counter-punching snoozefests , which is why the sport isn’t as popular as it used to be back in the day when the courts were actually fast .
@@princesofthepower3690 No, actually not. The courts were literally limited/limiting. Its not a matter of speed. They were just awful and restricted creativity.
@@TheRafaelBond Try watching the Becker Sampras ATP 1996 finals and understand what balanced attacking all court tennis is about on a medium fast indoor surface.
Indeed this guy is out of normal,pure talent!!✌️👑🙏
This guy is amazing. If he continues to work and train as he has so far, he will surpass everything in terms of GS in a short time
This is what i have been waiting for🔥
Great match right from the second point !
Wow，he is just like a right handed Nadal with faster fore hand and back hand
Federer flat forehand, Nadal like finish when he imparts topspin, Djokovic like backhand (and haircut 😉😁), Nadal like intensity also incredibly fast like a younger Nadal. Fairly big serve, generates incredible pace
@@z1az285 also flexible like Djokovic,this guy is a mix of all 3 goats
Carlos eres maravilloso, no me gustaba el tenis, y ahora tienes un adepto tuyo desde Beniel....>>
PLEASE PLEASE DONT let this be the last great performance from alcaraz! He’s SUCH A complete player he looks so promising, but we know how hyping up young players go’s …. 🤞
He is special.
Hope you watched yesterday
Hope you watched the past 3 days in Madrid
@@baadraan99 I sure did, couldn’t be happier
If there was an Alcaraz stock, I would invest in it with 100 % confidence.
I watched this whole match rooting for alcaraz it was great
Carlos is Number one in the world and youngest championship now 👍
Absolute Unit.
Impeccable from this young blood 👏👏👏