Words I didn't expect to be spelling out in 2023. How in the world did Carlos Alcaraz pull that off? Music: chernebeats.com
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@pawshands970610 ай бұрын
I haven't seen anything like Alcaraz. Only Roger blew me away as a very young genius before Carlos exploded onto the scene. Carlos is in his own league for now. His mind blowing victory over one of the all-time greats in a tournament Novak has owned. Now the torch has been passed and tennis is better for it. Carlos broke down every Novak attempt to distract the younger inexperienced Carlos, but to no avail. Carlos displayed a brand of mental toughness usually found in veterans. A player for these times to savor. Carlos even broke down the Djokovic backhand by varying the spins and height of his shots to that side. How he managed all this in his very first Wimbledon finals is stunning.
@MrSitemaster210 ай бұрын
Currently, win, lose or draw Carlos is the only player out there who ain't scared of Novak.
@westonmeyer311010 ай бұрын
Rune technically isn’t either.
@2v43710 ай бұрын
Actually the real deal is that Carlos is the only player that Novak do fear a little bit
@tigreblanco717010 ай бұрын
@@2v437 Only a little ?? It seems to me that he is more afraid of him than many people believe, even more than he himself consciously believes. after winning the 2 set, and he had begun to read the game to the Serbian, then Alcaraz was injured and Djokovic won with Carlos injured, but if that injury did not appear, possibly Alcaraz would have also beaten Novak in that match, even so it is 2-1 in favor of Alcaraz in one against one.
@ricardoperregil404610 ай бұрын
With the win at Wimbledon I think all the other players believe more that they can beat him also
@westonmeyer311010 ай бұрын
@@ricardoperregil4046 I don’t really think so. They are losing even worse to Alcaraz than they are to Djokovic.
@amc65710 ай бұрын
Alcatraz was determined to win and his confidence is his biggest weapon.his mental and physical strength for a 20 year old is simply amazing. Alcatraz hit some mind blowing shots and deserved to win.👋👌🏻🏆
@David_james7710 ай бұрын
Bro. Better learn his last name soon. You gonna be hearing quite often 🤭
@MrBjorn610 ай бұрын
Carlos Alcaraz vs Novak Djokovic 2023 is very similar to Graf vs Navratilova in 1987. Graf was 17 going on 18 Navratilova was 30 year old veteran. They played in the last 3 majors and although Navratilova won the last 2 in straight sets. Graf era had began, her record for 1987 was 75/2.. Carlos Alcaraz era began after that Wimbledon final imho
@rubybryan886410 ай бұрын
Your commentary on this match gives me goosebumps. Your voice, your passion for the tennis and your knowledge is impeccable. Blessings! 😮🎉❤😊
@m1k3br4v010 ай бұрын
I really enjoyed your commentary and analysis. It's refreshing to hear a perspective that goes beyond the Novak "should have" won "if" this happened. The old guard of tennis analysts are twisting themselves in knots to avoid talking about the fantastic talent Alcaraz is and how he overcame early challenges to eventually break Djokovic down.
@angerisdiscipline391310 ай бұрын
I've been watching this sport since 2006 , this Alcaraz grass season is the best and craziest thing I have witnessed emotionally in tennis from him struggling his first round in queens and almost getting upset by rinderknech into him connecting to the grass slowly but surely you'd start to see improved returns , better slice backhand and better transition resulting in him steam rolling great competition in tiafoe,korda and deminaur to bag the title but this was only the warm up for wimbledon when things got serious vs jarry in 3rd round Jarry a player who won 2 tournaments this season posed him serious problems with his big serve and forehand but alcaraz won the match in a clutch way without trembling and used it as a perfect prepartion for Matteo Berretini who is top notch on grass and posed him serious trouble by winning the first set and then immidiatly having break points on carlitos's serve again in important moment he was able to raise his level and really he did something spectacular that match wich really made me believe he could beat novak he bullied the italian's first serve like it was nothing , I knew carlos has great return and can punish second serve but for him to be able to neutralise such a big serve and make berretini only win 67% behind first serve this was the testament that the kid is returning almost in andy murray / novak territory his returns are for sure way more effective than nadal's and federer's on grass then reaching the final was a formality but now he was against the monster he started very nervous got blown away by a focused djoko 6-1 , then in the second couldn't conserve his break he still looked nervous to me and then comes the breaker and then kid did to novak what novak does to others , he never panicked I think he made 0 unforced error there , he saved a set point and capitilized on 2 UE from novak he clucthed a winner return dtl curshing novak's serve and volley attempt , after that started to play more free and more intelligent way , net game transition was better , from the baseline he used the slice very well and he once again hold his nerves and went for his shots when in mattered to beat the one many believed to be unbeatable this year , he saved us from another boring grass season this was the best wimbledon since 2019 for sure and probably one of my favourite wimbledon , the changing of the guard has happened the way it should happen by a young brave lion beating the old lion while he is still the man to beat , this is a big victory for tennis as Carlos will be i'm sure an unbelievable ambassador for the game
@colethomas90310 ай бұрын
Angel I been watching since 2003 and I am with you
@tigreblanco717010 ай бұрын
Djokovic's service did not work for him, because Alcaraz had him scared, distressed, restless and mentally insecure, I even believe that, unconsciously on the part of the Serb, he had the Spaniard since before the game, there is an anecdote in the press conference of Djokovic ,when Alcaraz he faces the Russian Medvedev, and Djokovic in the middle of the press conference, asks who has won in that match, and they tell him that Alcaraz and before he was smiling and when they tell him that news the Serb became completely serious, and he noticed that it had affected him, it will be very, very difficult for Djokovic to win his 24 GS while Alcaraz is in the middle, because Alcaraz's power is so enormous that it will be very difficult for Djokovic to counter it, since Alcaraz is a Kind of like Djokovic from 15 years ago, but with the weapons also incorporated from Federer and Nadal, it's kind of like three players in one, it's kind of a super Saiyan from Dragon Ball or something like that, that's Alcaraz….
@orlandorivera5010 ай бұрын
All the experts was saying that Novak Djokovic what's going to win I'm a huge fan of tennis and I said that Carlitos what's going to win in 4or5sets. Thus I know this kid is amazing. I know Djokovic still has it he's in great shape always in great condition but this kid is too fast and amazing amazing player. He's going to make it difficult for Djokovic to win his 24 grand slam. Unless Carlitos gets hurt or something. God 4 bit! 😊
@2kool4myskool10 ай бұрын
Novak said the ‘eyes of the sporting world would be watching ’ and Charlie said this was going to be ‘greatest day of my life’ and as if divine prophecy would have it we have a match for the ages, a match which will go down in Wimbledon folklore.
@TheJoya123410 ай бұрын
Yes, that beautiful lob was of mythical stuff. Perfect description. 🎾🔥
@anujadasify10 ай бұрын
What an amazing job,Axe! Your passion for the sport is evident from your detailed study and analysis from all angles and aspects of the game, including the players' mental strength. Kudos, my dear boy! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
@aiylacarson10 ай бұрын
Alcaraz was brilliant and clutch in those key moments. Djokovic was as clearly frustrated. You could tell the windy conditions were getting on his nerves. And he made several uncharacteristic errors. But tennis is like that you have to roll with the punches and fight until the end. Which Novak did but it simply wasn’t good enough.
@basilahmed926710 ай бұрын
Definitely high winds affected Djokovic game more because he hit flat close to net, they should have closed the roof
@aiylacarson10 ай бұрын
@@basilahmed9267 It’s an outdoor tournament they’re not gonna close the roof cause of a little wind. That’s tennis you have to learn how to play in unfavourable conditions.
@basilahmed926710 ай бұрын
All i’m saying is that wind affected Djokovic game more because his style of game, his key of success is he hit flat groundstrokes closer to net, it was less issue for Alcaraz who hit top spin, so wind was more an issue for Djokovic, when you have an option why not give chance to players to win on their own abilities, they did in woman final, but ATP DONT WANT Djokovic keep winning
@aiylacarson10 ай бұрын
@@basilahmed9267 Wasn’t it also raining during the women’s final?
@JameSongMaker10 ай бұрын
@@basilahmed9267weird excuses for one of the best tennis players of all time
@marfu111910 ай бұрын
The only player in Carlos age group that he has issue with is with Sinner. Sinner almost beat him at the 2022 US Open where he had a match point. Sinner beat him earlier this year in Miami. But I think Carlos will figure him out in thr future. Runn is one to look out in the future too, he can win a grand slam when he gets older. But Alacarz is and will be the best player of his generation when Djokovic and Nadal are long gone. Will dominate in years to come it's only the beginning for him as he is not even at his peak yet that's why Djokovic took him to five sets.
@colethomas90310 ай бұрын
100-% agree man
@adrianonline6910 ай бұрын
Cuerpa Corazon and Cajones .... Charlie has it all Go Carlitos!!!
@Godisincontrol888910 ай бұрын
From I watch this young nan when he first played against Nadal and lost. I said Lord this is a replica of my Tennis hero Rafa . I love Rafa and Carlos. Nadal is the main reason I watch men's tennis . Most of the young players as I said before too hyped . Carlos has his head screwed on. Stay humble just like Nadal don't follow the crowd. Just remember to put your hands in the hands of the man who still the water his name is Jesus.
@anuradham843510 ай бұрын
Super 😊
@lioneye10810 ай бұрын
The Djokovic serve went completely AWOL in this match
@Fraudkovic10 ай бұрын
Alcaraz was in his head. But his serving stats were better this match than in the sinner semifinal
@alextabet924710 ай бұрын
His serve was fine. Could have been better, but it was solid enough. His backhand, which is usually very reliable, was what went AWOL in the 2nd set tiebreak. No worries, he will be back at the USO.
@rubybryan886410 ай бұрын
What does AWOL mean?
@alextabet924710 ай бұрын
@@rubybryan8864 AWOL stands for "absent without leave". But in everyday speak, it basically means it went missing.
@rubybryan886410 ай бұрын
@@alextabet9247 Thank you very much ❤ 😊
@naomihayden574910 ай бұрын
My last comment before the match was if ND could beat Fed with minimal experience why can't CA beat the Joker. This was nothing to do with experience... This was skill over experience. In other matches, I saw that the Joker was not that sharp. Age is not just a number. Believe me! Furthermore, ND will not win the US open for a lot of reasons...
@colethomas90310 ай бұрын
Hayden I agree I said this under a post Novak won his first Wimbledon final and then won his 3rd final and Fed was in his 9th
@jm_121410 ай бұрын
Didn't you ever watch him play? Why would you be surprised.?
@flok833010 ай бұрын
It looks to me that Novak is playing now against Novak from 2011 when he plays against Carlitos.
@captjosemanuel568010 ай бұрын
…and from that point on…
@joshheinink10 ай бұрын
Fastest hardest hitter ever?
@ghsense262610 ай бұрын
Fernando Gonzalez
@Fraudkovic10 ай бұрын
@@ghsense2626 he's not better than carlos tho
@ghsense262610 ай бұрын
@@Fraudkovic but a harder hitter you were not talking about who was the best but the fastest forehand which I exposed you with facts
@Fraudkovic10 ай бұрын
@@ghsense2626 what facts lol. Alcaraz hit the 5th fastest forehand ever at rg 2023(115 mph) against tsitsipas. Where is Gonzalez on that list
@Marc-vk7rl10 ай бұрын
@@Fraudkovic Gonzalez hit one with 117.5 mph at Rome 09 against Monaco
@aleksandarfrick26568 ай бұрын
Thanx to good wind . Anyway - he played perfect game and Novak was distracted by wind . Karma came because of 2019 . final vs. Federer .