I was very sad for him for getting injured.

What I hated so much about this match and the next, Sascha was playing incredibly well EXCEPT when it mattered most against Rafa. And that's what the previous next Gen does every time when they played the big 3, they fold like a cheap suit when it matters. See also the Tsitsipas-Djokovic 2021 final. So far Alcaraz and Rune seem to be different animals in terms of self belief in difficult moments. Let's hope that holds up in the upcoming Djoko-Carlos match.

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Alcaraz played like shit for most of the match. The final will be much higher level than this.

@@justiceisanillusion5602 have you seen who's left on the other side of the bracket?

@@AL73250 Yea, a surprising bracket, but I still believe the final will be much higher quality than this. Yes, Zverev played good, and Alcaraz showed signs of brilliance, but it was still one of his worst performances this year. Had Alcaraz been in better form, this match had the potential to be amazing, but Zverev was just better today and Alcaraz made way too many unforced errors for his level.

Lol

@@justiceisanillusion5602 hahahahahahahahahahaha the final was shit. Just Nadal toying his nadal's academy student

Pues el creador la.ha cagado

@@luces142 tu sí que la has cagado diciendo esa parida... Tiene solo 19 años y ha hecho más que Djokovic a su edad...

@@unaiherrero5117 no lo compares con nadie....el tiene que ser el mismo...Y el Ego que tiene tan alto..acabará mal...

@@luces142 La ha cagado?? Típico comentario de un troll

@@luces142 Das un poco de pena

this is his first top 10 win at a slam so he's not overdue a title if he hasn't consistently beaten the top players

@@Honeybadger456 sounds like whats ur saying its not true. But i guess it is.

And A. is always "celebrating" his own good points. It may be ok to raise the fist while looking to his box. But often A. looks straight to his opponent with a view with he seems to show "I am the king !".

and also he says from now that he is ready to win a grand slam you dont say that because you play good tennis so early in your carrer look at fed rafa all these years they just say i give my best

@@retlawkingsize259 This is how every player should be on the court just fully competitive. Looking at the opponent after winning a point doesnt mean u dont respect him its like saying to him " yes im here to win go on show me what you got" which isnt something bad it just shows how competitive he is and how much he loves the sport. As long as he is respectful at the end of the match and off the court i praise him for that

The important thing about Charlie is that he doesn't hit the judge's chair in a match or threaten someone else. Do you have the gall to talk about Charlie's bad behavior in a Zverev match?

Who cares? Has nothing to do with the opponent Thats how you keep focus and intensity

djoko things

This is probably due to the lack of applause they got during covid. They’re enjoying it now with the crowd but I think that effect will wear off and it’ll be like before covid where it was rather unusual to do that

I agree with your point! So I just applauded your comment, even though you didn't call for it! :)

Neither Zverev nor Alcaraz called for applause too many times. So if you wanna complain, do it about something that actually happened

yeah this kid is just horrible

No he has diabetes. So he needs to check some device

okaaay...but you know Rafael Nadal right?

@@coldboneruiz274 THE one who lost his last 3 matches with SASCHA ?!? Of course I know he can be beaten !!! Go SASCHA for your first of many GS trophies ! 🏆 🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆

I don´t think he has ever beaten nadal on clay. But hey..I´m German! I just fear that Sascha is yet too inconstant

@@coldboneruiz274 Last year in Madrid the tournament was on CLAY ! SASCHA won that event beating Nadal also ( before the final), like he will win many others ! 😄🏆🥇🏆🥇🏆

@@danielacinderella9501 Yes you´re right! And Dominic Thiem also..i hope Thiem comes back soon, i always thought he will be next Nr.1

😂 😂 Tsitsipas already lost to alcaraz in grandslams remember. Actually not once did he win against him plus got kicked out of this roland garros by a guy who is only six days older than alcaraz

If you think that Carlos greatness comes from his dropshots you are either delusional or know nothing about tennis mate

Nonsense. I don't agree at all. His success was hasn't been about being "unknown" at all. Boy just won Rio, Madrid, Miami and Barcelona. Then due injury had to take a break and come back to RG straight after to play best of fives and still managed to go straight away to quaters. Just how are opponents "catching on"? You are making that call way too soon with way too little data. Just because he wasn't dominating in RG after injury break and losing to Zverev, that has been phenomenal, doesn't give us any data yet about his progression and how "predictable" he is. What Sascha did was that he managed to take time and space away from Carlos with his great serve and then attacking a lot to a net to counter Carlos' mobility/court coverage/defense with quick plays. Not really anything to do with forehand or dropshots or any "predictable" shots, but just very smart counter play by Zverev. And not many players can do that, cause they don't have that kind of huge serve. And even with that it meant that Zverev had to play at the top of his game, which he has been doing over the whole tournament. He was just better player today. Plain simple. But all in all Carlos has so many weapons in his game and he is so good player overall without any clear weaknesses to exploit and he is just 19. He has already sick stamina and physicque and still room to grow a lot since he is so young. So no, I don't think his game is becoming in any way more predictable and it was never even about being unknown. Just about being so damn good already.

@@kallekoski546 yeah...I ain't reading all of that shit.

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@@__last shame. Thought you were interested in tennis

@@kallekoski546 I am but i aint gonna read a whole essay for you to just say "Alcaraz wasn't predictable zverev was better"

What you even saying man, the kid is still in his TEENS has so much maturity for his age ofc he has growing up to do but everyone is applauding his skill and speed around the court. Zverev played brilliant and deserves the applause but he’s much older with more experience so should be beating this dude and did to his credit

Alcaraz = Chung Both are donkeys

Ruud with the brutal hitting will win

If Alcaraz was to have won today it would’ve been an upset. Based on ranking and experience, Zverev is levels ahead of Alcaraz which is why he manages to close out the 4th set and Alcaraz couldn’t. Nobody’s exaggerating by saying he’s the next number 1 in the world and win multiple majors because he definitely has the potential to do exactly that. Today was just a learning experience for him against a guy who played better on the day.

what are you talking about mate? Schooled in what? Sascha could only beat Carlos because Carlos was out of the match for 2 sets. He had 56 non-forced errors! People love Carlos wherever he goes because he produces the most exciting tennis that you can see at the moment. Just compare the number of winners from Carlos and Sascha. Carlos is still young, he is too aggressive, he wants the point too fast, and so if he is not in the zone he tends to double his opponents in non-forced errors. Usually, he also doubles them in winners, but this time it did not work. Once he learns to be more patient, Zverev would not even get close to any schooling. He was about to come back from 2-0.

Yes remember me of Michael Chung... Long time ago.

Sinner=0🤣🤣🤣🤣

Compared to the humbleness displayed by Alcaraz e.g. at 3:57 after securing himself two Break Points?;) Give Zverev a break, he has just won the best GS-victory of his career.

How mad u were while u wrote this comment? Hilarious

If you actually played at that level and won against a player as promising and talented and will most likely be world nº1 you would have the same reaction. If you say u don't its bc you never actually do it so no

What a nonsense comment. Zverev didn't play mostly not well the last month and today Alcaraz was the favourite. Today Z.'s joy was real for for his game "worked". Did you see their last match as A. won ? He showed the same joy as Z. today. Was that also childish ? I think you see only Z. in this critically way. And when you saw later Nadal / Djokowich then you must have seen that N. showed his joy as much as Z.

Nah good on Zverev, his mentality this match was incredible

Yes, the world of Tennis is excited precisely about his extensive repertoire of good shots but his game is based on the drop shot. You are either blind, delusional, or know nothing about tennis man

Carlos has the funniest game of tennis, for many years Envy?🤣

@@janelarn No he is not, just overhyped caveman trying to win his matches with cowardly drop shots. Also get your check what funniest means.