Nope not true, he’s now playing on clay after not playing on it for a long time, adjustment period will be needed it’s possible he loses some games due to this factor
It looks like Alcaraz is born for Tennis. His tennis reflexes are so natural. Gifted tennis player. Bad luck to Meddy. He might be too tired with his last match. Not having sufficient energy to play with best Alcaraz
Meddy always has an unfavorable schedule, playing most of the night sessions or very late night sessions in many tournaments, then the next important one is at an earlier time, messing up his rhythm. When margin is thin, physical exhaustion and body rhythm play a role in performance. Not taking away anything from Alcaraz, but Meddy did seem exhausted. It's not difficult to see who is in the organizer's favor.
Point of the tournament! How many other tennis players have the presence of mind and speed to miss a shot, regroup, and chase it down and return it as he did?
Yeah meddy didn’t do much wrong at all would have won that point against pretty much anyone else Alcaraz quick decision making is epic. He also didn’t panic in that one just knows how to defend and grind and then hit winners when he gets chance it’s insane
@@markhardwick8032 I disagree, Meddy's overhead was terribly placed and so was the volley. Jannick or Novak would have ended the point on the overhead. Still impressive how Carlos managed to retrieve the ball after the failed overhead attempt. He did a similar retrieval on another point, almost ended up winning the point, was crazy,
what i found scary was Alcaraz average groundstroke speeds were 7-10 mph SLOWER in the final vs meddy. Thats insane and just shows how mature his game has become. he goes big only when he needs to and is playing the percentages superbly. he doesn't go all out for every shot unless there is an op opening. and he will improve in all sppects.
@@tijgertjekonijnwordopgegeten He used to hit more dropshots earlier, but also hit with scorching pace. i have to check the stats but i think he did employ the slice a lot. Not the dropshot so much, Medvedev was ready for it
@@z1az285 Either way, slicing and hitting dropshots is going to bring down the average forehand speed a lot. It would be better if they put average forehand topspin speed in the stats.
Ver como va y lo celebra con su entrenador ese gesto de verdad emociona 🥹 es un chico agradecido y un deportista espectacular, llegará lejos Alcaraz 💪🏻
@@novakgoatovic Give him time, he is only 21 years old and already has 2 GS and 5 M1000s. At this rate, in 12 years he will have 24 GS and 60 M1000s. Pray that he has many 8 months like these.
King Alcaraz...slow starter...once he is fully on he is untouchable and on another level...what a talent and tat too only 20years....many more to come...
Alcaraz learned from defeats. He is humble and smart enough to improve his game. Now seems more mature. Tactics and reading well the game are as important as raw power or sheer talent. Vamos Carlos!!
I’m Swiss and a big fan of RF and the only other person that I have put my allegiance behind since his Sinner and I know I will not be disappointed. I read the comments here and all you people are focus on one tournament after another, who dominate and who didn’t, I prefer to see the picture. So I don’t say much, I’m enjoying the view because only time will tell not speculating 🤔
While I’m amazed by the net point against Sinner yesterday. This guy gives us another amusement. His speed and court coverage are just insane. Well done, Alcaraz!
Carlos has avenged EVERY SINGLE LOSS from last year in just one tournament . FAA , Maroszan , Zverev , Sinner and Medvedev . The player a lot of you were counting out has won his 13th title at just 20 years of age. 4 of them ATP 1000 and 2 Grand slams . Titles on EVERY surface. No other player in history had Carlos CV at 20 years old
First thing, It's his 5th ATP 1000 Second thing, Nadal had better CV at his age 8 ATP 1000, 2GS and more ATP titles Bu Nadal is for me the best tennis player ever, so hard to compare with the goat
Felicidades te lo tienes bien merecido pero con tus juegos espectaculares me va dar un infarto 🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏸🏸🏸👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻,como siempre digo soy de Perú 🇵🇪 y actualmente vivo en la Argentina 🇦🇷. Bendiciones 🙏🙏 y para toda tu familia ❤❤❤❤💋🙋🏻
I thought Sinner was the best player in the world right now but when Alcaraz is playing like this I really can't tell. Alcaraz now 4-2 H2H against Meddy and 4-4 with Sinner Exciting decade of rivalries coming up. Men's tennis is in a good place
An important win for Alcaraz, he ended the wait for his first title since Wimbledon. Must be satisfying for him too that he beat Sinner along the way, as Sinner had beaten him the last two times they played. So all in all Alcaraz seems well and truly back on track. It’s gonna be a great year for tennis!
In-form Zverev who almost straight-setted Alcaraz at Australian Open (6:16:35:3 at one moment) and I already wasn't sure if Carlos can handle him. Handled with ease. And then even more in-form Sinner and Medvedev, what a run to another IW title. Carlitos is back to the top form. Great news for tennis.
I think was brought his cobfidence to an all time high again, is the fact that in this torunament he beat several of his late nemesis to get to this final: FAA, Maroszan, and especially Zverev and Sinner. The Maruszan and Zverev wins were pivotal in this title run. His comeback agaist the undefetead this year, Sinner, was enough to cement Alcaraz's confidence to the highest peak. Medvedev never had a chance today under these conditions, imo.
True. Somehow the draw was such. But Alcaraz always favours slow hard courts. Allows him to display his skill palette throughout the match! But the guy is so good that he can replicate this on clay and grass as well!
Isn't it great to see after losing Cincinnati because of Novak and all of his theatrics and heat stroke which he recovered from in 10 minutes turning the crowd against Carlitos making him cry. This was the perfect remedy to that as Novak continues to lose and lose terribly.😅😅😅😅
@@Mntguy-nr9vlyeah that was really low from nole. i’m not sure how more people are not seeing the fact that while djokovic is the most accomplished player ever, he is a huge drama queen and really has no serious regard for others judging by the way he treats people on court. his “sportsmanship” and “humbleness” moments are so played up for the cameras it’s sickening.
@@oleksandrfedorivhim applauding dimitrov was the worst, two faced snake did it ONLY because it was after the final all the cameras were on him. He can’t even lose to Nardi (who said he had a POSTER oh him on HIS WALL!!) without complaining about “unfair play” Pathetic
This version of Alcaraz is the best. Attacking tennis from start to finish but little bit defensive to give some respect to Meddy’s approach to avoid unforced errors.!!! He improvised and learnt from his last outing with Meddy
Breaking news: beekeepers around the world swarmed by ATP tennis players trying to get stung to attain superpowers.... The drop shots, volleys, gets, digs, forehand, backhand winners... the brutality. Congrats to Carlitos.
Watching Carlos play like this is like seeing someone who is so electric, so "on", so happy and enthusiastic, you cannot help but want for that state of mind. To feel in your element and at the very top of your performance must be such a joy.
Alcaraz is the best defender I’ve seen especially off of his full stretch slices that he somehow always keeps low and stays balanced for easier recovery. No one makes you play that extra ball like he does
Alcaraz may not have as many slams as Rafa and Roger early on in his career but he's surely the most talented guy at his age that we've ever seen! Gets you off your seat every match!❤
Then Roger got 10 in the next 4 years. Rafa had all slams before being 24. Their career paths were very smooth. Novak had ups and downs. We don't know how it will be for Alcaraz but his ability is second to none ever!
- Great to see Alcaraz in full force with those insane drop shots. - The last 5 matches is the best he has played since winning Wimbledon 2023 and his first title since then. - Looking forward to Alcaraz and Sinner as the top two seeds at the Miami Masters and vying for the year-end ATP No. 1 ranking.
Wow fearless 🎾 and with this caliber of gameplay Carlos can win more Grand Slams. Medi did good starting strong up 3 games then fizzled but that's because Carlos really played sublime tennis.
Алькарас снёс всех на пути! Несмотря на то что время между полуфинал и финал было меньше 10 часов. Обожаю его улыбку! И вообще испанская школа тенниса совершенно другой уровень.❤ Он просто красавчик!
He is jus too good and too young - what a great combination:)) joy to watch him playing - when he is 100% healthy amd focus hardly could anyone beat him .
That point starting at 2:00 is why I love watching Alcaraz so much. He has insane ability to improvise AND an uncanny sense of where to position himself on the court shot to shot
Alcaraz seem to have found his game again, if he keeps this level regularly the current generation can't keep up with him, too much natural talent and great athletic ability, such a complete player.
@@spikelee007 Sinner didn't have his number in the Roland Garros semis. Who won 3 Slams, 5 Masters vs 1 Slam, 2 Masters and is still 2 years younger? 😂😂
@@mireafelder8194 We can go back and forth with this but I will advise you sit and enjoy the view because it’s a long journey, presently it’s all speculations, we don’t know anything……my advice look and learn.
Carlos got that fire in his eyes again. He’s officially back. The quality of tennis against Sinner was insane, and now this for the title. 2024 watch out.
They were all bad predictions for Alcaraz before the tournament started. Even people like A. Rodick o J.Connors saw no future in Alcaraz, favouring the new star, Sinner, with his late titles. Well, he proved them all wrong, and I am glad for him! Talent doesn't ever go away, just gets hidden for other mental reasons. He put it all in order and that's great news for tennis lovers.
When Carlitos is playing at his best level, no one can defeats him. And more he’s the most spectacular player to watch every game. This is the main difference versus Sinner.
Sono italiano e devo ammettere che questo ragazzo spagnolo ha un qualcosa in più rispetto a Sinner in termini di esplosività atletica e fantasia di gioco. Respect!
Carlos when he dials down the showmanship and controls all his talent is just head and shoulders over the rest. He was riding too high on the invincibility feeling that he had lost Wimbledon and just overplayed in a lot of his recent losses. Today and yesterday, it’s was clear again why he’s the natural heir the big 3. You can see how his height is just perfect for tennis, like Federer, not too tall / not too short / so he can produce ballet like movement dancing through shots that these tall players like Med or Jannick can never compete with. He can dance in and out of corners in ways that just make him so fun to watch. Bravo to him for fighting the demons and getting back on track with his first title since Wimbledon.
@@iamheful Sinner is just short of 6ft4 /193cm (ATP round to the next inch, so their sizes are not centimeter precise), dixit Jim courrier. Carlos is 182cm tall (ATP always round up to the next inch). So Sinner is about 10cm taller than Carlos, which means he strikes the ball at least 19 cm higher than Carlos (extra height + extra arm length) .
Federeresque attacking approach to the game with Nadalesque physicality, never give up attitude and beautiful topspin forehand....what a beast, at his best no one is close to Alcaraz
@@pureffm I don't know man. I was just looking at pictures of med next to sinner and the difference in height is VERY noticeable compared to sinner-alcaraz. There's no way med is only 4 cm taller than sinner. Unless med is actually taller than 198 cm
@@iamheful Sinner is a bit shorter than Tsitispas who is 193cm. Struf is also taller than Tsitispas, even though he is also rounded to 193cm. 198cm players can be anywhere between 197cm and 199cm. But Sinner is definitely taller than Djokovic who is 188cm tall as well. I think he is 191cm tall and Meddy is 199cm tall. Inwish ATP could measure in cm. Also also update size for players who grew a lot.
Cuando Carlitos juega convencido y concentrado es impresionante. Lo tiene absolutamente todo y aún así hoy creo que no ha sido su mejor partido del torneo.
I'm Italian and a Sinner fan, but I must say that sometimes Carlitos just seems to be an alien... his tennis is so spectacular. Sinner's is still below Carlos best imo. When Carlos is in the zone he literally sweeps away the top players... Sinner wins, but after a good fight. Doesn't mean Jannik can't outplay Carlos in the long run of course.
Daniil’s serve keeps letting him down over and over again this season. Instead of staying clutch in crucial moments and holding on the serve, he makes those double faults or can’t make a single first serve in, which is one of the main reasons the players can have a close battle with him. The numbers don’t lie too, his serve is far from his best compared to the rest of the quarterfinalists. He admitted he was struggling with something serve-wise, hope he figures it out one day. For a tall guy like him, he must be a much better server than he is for the last two years
This was a revenge tour for Carlos. Marozsan, zverev, sinner, and then medvedev, who are all guys who beat Alcaraz within the past 10 months.
👌🤗
Yeah and he took them all out in straights. Zverev is a very solid player but no contest. Sinner just won a Grand Slam and Medi is top 5 consistently.
Yeah this was an epic title defense. Wonder if he'll grab the sunshine double 🤔🤔🤔
Facts!
@@ivanhall6482man let em just enjoy this *REVENGE TOUR* 4 just 5min
Alcaraz's game is officially back. At this level is unbeatable. Scary hours at clay are coming.
Nobody is unbeatable, either Rafa was unbeatable10 years ago on clay.
Nope not true, he’s now playing on clay after not playing on it for a long time, adjustment period will be needed it’s possible he loses some games due to this factor
@@10INTHEBIN99 I think he was implying. No body is unbeatable unless you are playing a 2008 version of Nadal on clay.
when he fills up on steroids he is unbeatable....
@@Bibodeangelisofficialproofs?
It looks like Alcaraz is born for Tennis. His tennis reflexes are so natural. Gifted tennis player. Bad luck to Meddy. He might be too tired with his last match. Not having sufficient energy to play with best Alcaraz
Meddy always has an unfavorable schedule, playing most of the night sessions or very late night sessions in many tournaments, then the next important one is at an earlier time, messing up his rhythm. When margin is thin, physical exhaustion and body rhythm play a role in performance. Not taking away anything from Alcaraz, but Meddy did seem exhausted. It's not difficult to see who is in the organizer's favor.
Well at the end of the day is all down to stamina and athletism. To be honest Medvedev doesnt stike as the most athletic person out there...
@@sherry8339 Thats all true except when he wins...
Meddy? Stop endearing Medvedev with silly gay names!
@@sherry8339stop being racist. Are u trying to bring anti Russian sentiments here ?
I feel truly blessed with possibility of watching 10+ years of Alcaraz and Sinner at a high level
Im afraid with the playing style of alcaraz his body cannot keep up with for 10 years:(
@@lv1281. That’s what they said about Nadal 16 years and 20+ majors ago.
I am 72 and l pray l have 10 more years also to watch Carlos, Sinner, Medvedev, Rune, Fritz...........
@lv1281 he will readjust as he gets older, he has the versatility to do so.
@@lv1281 Alcaraz's playing style is not as hard as Nada'l's. He has a versatile net and drop shot game.
Sinner vs Alcaraz was a virtual final! That win against Sinner was huge confidence booster for Alcaraz. Congrats on his 1st title in 2024
Actually he won the final against Jannik..This was just a formality..
@@rituparnamarik3185how so?
No way bro, how can you just count out Medvedev that too on hard courts lol
@@themamba2908 Yeah people are delusional. This guy beat Alacaraz at the US Open just last year and also took Sinner to 5 a few months ago
The point beginning at 1:59 - OMG, Alcaraz's all court skills are really something else :)
Point of the tournament! How many other tennis players have the presence of mind and speed to miss a shot, regroup, and chase it down and return it as he did?
Yeah meddy didn’t do much wrong at all would have won that point against pretty much anyone else
Alcaraz quick decision making is epic. He also didn’t panic in that one just knows how to defend and grind and then hit winners when he gets chance it’s insane
At 2:13, Meddy surprisingly hit a lame-duck approach shot, contrasting with Alcaraz high level all court coverage.
@@markhardwick8032 I disagree, Meddy's overhead was terribly placed and so was the volley. Jannick or Novak would have ended the point on the overhead. Still impressive how Carlos managed to retrieve the ball after the failed overhead attempt. He did a similar retrieval on another point, almost ended up winning the point, was crazy,
@@pureffm Ye the overhead was awful, it looked like he aimed on purpose to let Alcaraz get to the ball 😅
Carlossssss, que maravilloso eres
Toda 🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸 apoyandote
Fenomenale alcaraz in questa finale nessuno lo avrebbe battuto ha giocato in una maniera inarrivabile
what i found scary was Alcaraz average groundstroke speeds were 7-10 mph SLOWER in the final vs meddy. Thats insane and just shows how mature his game has become. he goes big only when he needs to and is playing the percentages superbly. he doesn't go all out for every shot unless there is an op opening. and he will improve in all sppects.
@Z1az285 yup he’s becoming more % tennis not hitting big on every shot
That s clear, Sinner hits much harder than Med... so balls are coming back faster too
It's probably due to the fact that he hits so many dropshots.
@@tijgertjekonijnwordopgegeten He used to hit more dropshots earlier, but also hit with scorching pace. i have to check the stats but i think he did employ the slice a lot. Not the dropshot so much, Medvedev was ready for it
@@z1az285 Either way, slicing and hitting dropshots is going to bring down the average forehand speed a lot. It would be better if they put average forehand topspin speed in the stats.
Almost impossible to believe that someone this young can play at this extraordinary level - brilliant win for Carlos. He's looking unbeatable again.
I'm happy for Carlos; he looks like he genuinely is enjoying himself and playing great tennis!
Being a Medvedev fan is pure torture.
Because he loses all the big finals constantly?
:(
That's why i was never a fan this style just doesn't suit me🤷♂️
He's sadly turning out to be the Andy Murray of this gen... A great great player... Loses big matches to Sinner, carlos & novak
At least he didn't lose this one, he was outplayed. Sure, maybe he could've snagged the first set, but alcaraz was on another level.
Ver como va y lo celebra con su entrenador ese gesto de verdad emociona 🥹 es un chico agradecido y un deportista espectacular, llegará lejos Alcaraz 💪🏻
THE ALCARAZ'S MAGIC IS BACK !!!!!!!!
after 8 months hahahha
It never left. All his matches had at least one amazing mind blowing point from his part
@@novakgoatovic Nope. He reached SF and QF frequently. He's exceptional and still only 20 years old
@@novakgoatovic Give him time, he is only 21 years old and already has 2 GS and 5 M1000s. At this rate, in 12 years he will have 24 GS and 60 M1000s. Pray that he has many 8 months like these.
@@novakgoatovicyou’re everywhere. Touch grass
King Alcaraz...slow starter...once he is fully on he is untouchable and on another level...what a talent and tat too only 20years....many more to come...
Alcaraz learned from defeats. He is humble and smart enough to improve his game. Now seems more mature. Tactics and reading well the game are as important as raw power or sheer talent.
Vamos Carlos!!
Alcaraz is the only tennis player I would watch in front of the TV since RF retired.
exactly me too
I’m Swiss and a big fan of RF and the only other person that I have put my allegiance behind since his Sinner and I know I will not be disappointed. I read the comments here and all you people are focus on one tournament after another, who dominate and who didn’t, I prefer to see the picture. So I don’t say much, I’m enjoying the view because only time will tell not speculating 🤔
"Los españoles nunca mueren" Gracias Carlos por hacernos tan felices. ¡Vamooosss! 💪🇪🇸🇪🇸
While I’m amazed by the net point against Sinner yesterday. This guy gives us another amusement. His speed and court coverage are just insane. Well done, Alcaraz!
Carlitos played with such positivity and confidence… when that happens he's unstoppable. Enhorabuena! Congratulations!
The most spectacular player on tour today. What a Genius!!!
Carlos has avenged EVERY SINGLE LOSS from last year in just one tournament . FAA , Maroszan , Zverev , Sinner and Medvedev .
The player a lot of you were counting out has won his 13th title at just 20 years of age. 4 of them ATP 1000 and 2 Grand slams . Titles on EVERY surface. No other player in history had Carlos CV at 20 years old
He's just missing the revenge vs Djokovic in Cincinnati
@@ivanbravomunoz1305 Probably Nole would trade 100 Cincinattis for that Wimbledon match
First thing, It's his 5th ATP 1000
Second thing, Nadal had better CV at his age 8 ATP 1000, 2GS and more ATP titles
Bu Nadal is for me the best tennis player ever, so hard to compare with the goat
Mistake ....14 titles , 2 Grand slams 5 ATP 1000 6 ATP 500 and 1 ATP 250
@@MrCarbervo Agreed , Nadal is the best in history . But at 20 he hadn't mastered grass yet and both grand slams were on clay
Alcaraz is just the best right now. What a player!! Well done Alcaraz fully deserved🔥
Carlos back on form. Just damn awesome.
Felicidades te lo tienes bien merecido pero con tus juegos espectaculares me va dar un infarto 🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏸🏸🏸👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻,como siempre digo soy de Perú 🇵🇪 y actualmente vivo en la Argentina 🇦🇷.
Bendiciones 🙏🙏 y para toda tu familia ❤❤❤❤💋🙋🏻
Mom
5:50 99 mph winner 🔥🔥🚀
Slice and winner
I thought Sinner was the best player in the world right now but when Alcaraz is playing like this I really can't tell. Alcaraz now 4-2 H2H against Meddy and 4-4 with Sinner
Exciting decade of rivalries coming up. Men's tennis is in a good place
Love Sinner, he is going to be a great player, but Alcaraz is different class.
Good u recognised ur recency bias
Sinner is 2 years older. Wait...
They’re both up there now. Although the best Alcaraz beats the best Sinner.
Sinner had the least wear and tear of the top players, but Alcaraz exposed his weakness whenever he was pulled up to the net.
An important win for Alcaraz, he ended the wait for his first title since Wimbledon. Must be satisfying for him too that he beat Sinner along the way, as Sinner had beaten him the last two times they played. So all in all Alcaraz seems well and truly back on track. It’s gonna be a great year for tennis!
Phenomenal, Carlos! Bravo! Your offensive versatility is a total joy to watch. ❤🙌🏽
Phenomenalcaraz
También es agradable de ver su versatilidad defensiva...jugador completo y tennis entretenido.
In-form Zverev who almost straight-setted Alcaraz at Australian Open (6:1 6:3 5:3 at one moment) and I already wasn't sure if Carlos can handle him. Handled with ease. And then even more in-form Sinner and Medvedev, what a run to another IW title.
Carlitos is back to the top form. Great news for tennis.
I think was brought his cobfidence to an all time high again, is the fact that in this torunament he beat several of his late nemesis to get to this final: FAA, Maroszan, and especially Zverev and Sinner. The Maruszan and Zverev wins were pivotal in this title run. His comeback agaist the undefetead this year, Sinner, was enough to cement Alcaraz's confidence to the highest peak. Medvedev never had a chance today under these conditions, imo.
True. Somehow the draw was such. But Alcaraz always favours slow hard courts. Allows him to display his skill palette throughout the match! But the guy is so good that he can replicate this on clay and grass as well!
Isn't it great to see after losing Cincinnati because of Novak and all of his theatrics and heat stroke which he recovered from in 10 minutes turning the crowd against Carlitos making him cry.
This was the perfect remedy to that as Novak continues to lose and lose terribly.😅😅😅😅
@@Mntguy-nr9vlyeah that was really low from nole. i’m not sure how more people are not seeing the fact that while djokovic is the most accomplished player ever, he is a huge drama queen and really has no serious regard for others judging by the way he treats people on court. his “sportsmanship” and “humbleness” moments are so played up for the cameras it’s sickening.
@@oleksandrfedorivhim applauding dimitrov was the worst, two faced snake did it ONLY because it was after the final all the cameras were on him. He can’t even lose to Nardi (who said he had a POSTER oh him on HIS WALL!!) without complaining about “unfair play”
Pathetic
This version of Alcaraz is the best. Attacking tennis from start to finish but little bit defensive to give some respect to Meddy’s approach to avoid unforced errors.!!! He improvised and learnt from his last outing with Meddy
Breaking news: beekeepers around the world swarmed by ATP tennis players trying to get stung to attain superpowers.... The drop shots, volleys, gets, digs, forehand, backhand winners... the brutality. Congrats to Carlitos.
Ты шо там курил...что так бредишь!))
hahaha! good one
Second set was a pure masterclass from the kid.👌🏻😇
Breathtaking tennis from Alcaraz. Truly the complete player when playing like this. All the shots from all over the court.
Thank you for being so back to magic, Carlos! Pleasure to watch your game!
Watching Carlos play like this is like seeing someone who is so electric, so "on", so happy and enthusiastic, you cannot help but want for that state of mind. To feel in your element and at the very top of your performance must be such a joy.
currently no one matches alcaraz in his ability to entertain a crowd and play insane points.. he's a prodigy
So happy to see Alcaraz play at the level he is capable of..I hope he can show more consistency this season.
He's got his groove back!
I'm italian, pure talent still growing
Getting back to this level was the 1st step, now lets see if he can find a way to remain consistent. Next stop Miami.❤
Being An Alcaraz Fan Is Pure Heaven Congrats To My Favourite Male Tennis Player ❤❤❤
Very important win for Alcaraz. He needed this. Congrats. 👏
These last 2 rounds at Indian Wells have been like grand slam level tennis!!
Gotta love both these guys. Insane quality first set.
You know how to fight, like a proper Spaniard.Never give up!!
He found himself in this tournament! Finally using drop shots effectively again!! Deserved to win for sure!! 😊
Such a joy to watch Carlos play tennis
❤💯
It’s disgusting
👌🎾😀 tellement contente pour Alcaras , je trouve qu il à jeu tellement intéressant bravo et bonne chance pour Miami ❤
wow Carlos is just so entertaining to watch, awesome player!🎉🎉
Alcaraz is the best defender I’ve seen especially off of his full stretch slices that he somehow always keeps low and stays balanced for easier recovery. No one makes you play that extra ball like he does
Took those words off my mouth. Nobody, nobody is as effortlessly sin returning those fiery accurate serves!! 🔥
Alcaraz may not have as many slams as Rafa and Roger early on in his career but he's surely the most talented guy at his age that we've ever seen! Gets you off your seat every match!❤
Please share what you're smoking... he has the same slams as Rafa at that exact age and 2 more than Roger! ROFL
he know nothing about tennis, maybe he is just a kid or teenager@@jay_kulina
bro he has more GS than Roger at 20
Then Roger got 10 in the next 4 years. Rafa had all slams before being 24. Their career paths were very smooth. Novak had ups and downs. We don't know how it will be for Alcaraz but his ability is second to none ever!
The game was impressive. Well done Carlos! 🎉
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Huge huge respect for Meddy from sincere Alcaraz fan ❤
Eff the RU, whose country is committing war crimes. And the tax on his winnings goes to Putin's war machine.
@@platolover6377Why don't you talk about the Zـiــoـniــst entity and what it is doing to the children, women and elderly of Palestine?
Why Meddy? For russians names its so stupid. Medvedev - in russian - "bear"(medved`)
@@alexk3988it's another name of him, why?
@@reinamasaya898 porque rusos tienen mas bruscos apodos en Rusia. No ponen apodos carinosos. Es nacion muy grosera.
Alcaraz está en otro nivel! Vamos!
What a performance from Alcaraz! He is only 20.
♾️
- Great to see Alcaraz in full force with those insane drop shots.
- The last 5 matches is the best he has played since winning Wimbledon 2023 and his first title since then.
- Looking forward to Alcaraz and Sinner as the top two seeds at the Miami Masters and vying for the year-end ATP No. 1 ranking.
@RamZar50 finally they can face off in final in masters 1000 lol
Wow fearless 🎾 and with this caliber of gameplay Carlos can win more Grand Slams. Medi did good starting strong up 3 games then fizzled but that's because Carlos really played sublime tennis.
He can do way more than He did last year. Just has to keep his mental high. Vamos Carlitos
Алькарас снёс всех на пути! Несмотря на то что время между полуфинал и финал было меньше 10 часов. Обожаю его улыбку! И вообще испанская школа тенниса совершенно другой уровень.❤
Он просто красавчик!
He is jus too good and too young - what a great combination:)) joy to watch him playing - when he is 100% healthy amd focus hardly could anyone beat him .
That point starting at 2:00 is why I love watching Alcaraz so much. He has insane ability to improvise AND an uncanny sense of where to position himself on the court shot to shot
Alcarazเร็วมากเก็บได้ทุกลูก ความเร็วแรงเป็นสิ่งสำคัญ ดีใจด้วยที่ได้แชมป์อีกปีครับ
The magic is back ❤❤❤
The future of tennis is in good hands.
Unbelievable Carlos he will b number 1 end of the year xx
That point Carlitos won @ 4-4 on the first set was just pure pleasure.
Alcaraz seem to have found his game again, if he keeps this level regularly the current generation can't keep up with him, too much natural talent and great athletic ability, such a complete player.
Garbage, Sinner has his number remember and keep looking 😂😂
@@spikelee007 Sinner didn't have his number in the Roland Garros semis. Who won 3 Slams, 5 Masters vs 1 Slam, 2 Masters and is still 2 years younger? 😂😂
@@mireafelder8194 We can go back and forth with this but I will advise you sit and enjoy the view because it’s a long journey, presently it’s all speculations, we don’t know anything……my advice look and learn.
Me encanta la emoción del juego de Alcaraz.Enhorabuna.
Carlos got that fire in his eyes again. He’s officially back. The quality of tennis against Sinner was insane, and now this for the title. 2024 watch out.
I love how quick they drop this. ALCARAZ the goat btw
they don’t drop it as quick as Alcaraz
What is your reasoning for this
drop shot
You know what goat means though yeah?
i think ur the goat at tennis analysis ....
I am gonna to call him Crazy Carlos from here on. The skills the speed the power, its crazy!
They were all bad predictions for Alcaraz before the tournament started. Even people like A. Rodick o J.Connors saw no future in Alcaraz, favouring the new star, Sinner, with his late titles. Well, he proved them all wrong, and I am glad for him! Talent doesn't ever go away, just gets hidden for other mental reasons. He put it all in order and that's great news for tennis lovers.
When Carlitos is playing at his best level, no one can defeats him. And more he’s the most spectacular player to watch every game. This is the main difference versus Sinner.
Tennis TV knows how to do highlights! Thank you.
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The bees really gave him his superpower back wow Carlitos 💥❤🔥🔥
Sono italiano e devo ammettere che questo ragazzo spagnolo ha un qualcosa in più rispetto a Sinner in termini di esplosività atletica e fantasia di gioco. Respect!
Carlos when he dials down the showmanship and controls all his talent is just head and shoulders over the rest. He was riding too high on the invincibility feeling that he had lost Wimbledon and just overplayed in a lot of his recent losses.
Today and yesterday, it’s was clear again why he’s the natural heir the big 3.
You can see how his height is just perfect for tennis, like Federer, not too tall / not too short / so he can produce ballet like movement dancing through shots that these tall players like Med or Jannick can never compete with. He can dance in and out of corners in ways that just make him so fun to watch.
Bravo to him for fighting the demons and getting back on track with his first title since Wimbledon.
sinner is like 5 cm taller than alcaraz... he's not insanely tall. Medvedev is a giant though.
@@iamheful Sinner is just short of 6ft4 /193cm (ATP round to the next inch, so their sizes are not centimeter precise), dixit Jim courrier. Carlos is 182cm tall (ATP always round up to the next inch). So Sinner is about 10cm taller than Carlos, which means he strikes the ball at least 19 cm higher than Carlos (extra height + extra arm length) .
Federeresque attacking approach to the game with Nadalesque physicality, never give up attitude and beautiful topspin forehand....what a beast, at his best no one is close to Alcaraz
@@pureffm I don't know man. I was just looking at pictures of med next to sinner and the difference in height is VERY noticeable compared to sinner-alcaraz. There's no way med is only 4 cm taller than sinner. Unless med is actually taller than 198 cm
@@iamheful Sinner is a bit shorter than Tsitispas who is 193cm. Struf is also taller than Tsitispas, even though he is also rounded to 193cm. 198cm players can be anywhere between 197cm and 199cm. But Sinner is definitely taller than Djokovic who is 188cm tall as well. I think he is 191cm tall and Meddy is 199cm tall. Inwish ATP could measure in cm. Also also update size for players who grew a lot.
What an Absolute tennis talent Alcaraz! 🎉👏
I'm a huge fan of Alcaraz. I never doubted that he will defend his title. And he sure did.
Carlos back to form🎾 what a play♥️🎉🎉🎉
Glad to see this level again from Alcaraz. Amazing and unpredictable tournament.
Es una BENDICION de #Dios poder disfrutar del tenis de estos muchachos 🎾🏃♀️
Felicidades #CarlosAlcaraz !!
He’s BACK - impressive SF & Final. Well done🤩
Unbelievable tennis from Alcaraz.he is back
Getting to the ball after pulling out that smash was just ridiculous. Serious, serious pace
love how medvedev tried to smile at the end there
He’s just such a joy to watch!
Yeah 💪🏆. Congratulations Alcaraz! ❤❤❤
Such a joy to see Carlos play.
Cuando Carlitos juega convencido y concentrado es impresionante. Lo tiene absolutamente todo y aún así hoy creo que no ha sido su mejor partido del torneo.
His Mojo is back...looks focused and committed.
Meddy is this Gen's Andy Murray. I don't mean that as an insult, but he has that "he'd win against anyone else" feel.
Congratulations and God Bless Always Carlos Alcaraz 🙏🇪🇸🇵🇭
Carlos is born to be a HIGHLIGHT REEL!!!
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I'm Italian and a Sinner fan, but I must say that sometimes Carlitos just seems to be an alien... his tennis is so spectacular. Sinner's is still below Carlos best imo. When Carlos is in the zone he literally sweeps away the top players... Sinner wins, but after a good fight. Doesn't mean Jannik can't outplay Carlos in the long run of course.
Daniil’s serve keeps letting him down over and over again this season. Instead of staying clutch in crucial moments and holding on the serve, he makes those double faults or can’t make a single first serve in, which is one of the main reasons the players can have a close battle with him. The numbers don’t lie too, his serve is far from his best compared to the rest of the quarterfinalists. He admitted he was struggling with something serve-wise, hope he figures it out one day. For a tall guy like him, he must be a much better server than he is for the last two years
My heart is singing with joy to see Alcaraz back. Medvedev played amazing but Alcaraz was just too good. Carlitos is back. So glad to see!
I only hope this kid stays healthy so that we can watch his brilliance longer
Grande Carlos, jugando a un nivel impresionante