Carlos Alcaraz vs. Jannik Sinner Extended Highlights | 2022 US Open Quarterfinal

Watch the extended highlights between Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner in the quarterfinals of the 2022 US Open.
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The 2022 US Open runs from August 23 - September 11 in New York City at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center. The tournament takes place for the 142nd time and is the fourth and final Grand Slam of the year. Daniil Medvedev is the men’s singles reigning champion and Emma Raducanu is the women’s singles reigning champion. Last year, both players claimed their first Grand Slam title, with 18-year-old Raducanu becoming the first-ever qualifier to achieve the feat. This year’s tournament is set to feature a range of greats and future stars looking to add to their records and cement their place in tennis history. Look out for highlights, extended highlights, full matches, press conferences, on-court interviews, hot shots, compilations and more!
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[@mattiatorre6665]

I want to say to you, US Open staff, a massive thanks for putting a 45min extended video so early after the match: this is how all the Slams channels should work. To me, an Italian and massive fan of Jannik, this loss still hurts, but it's undeniable that we are witnessing history in the making with these two great champions. Alcaraz was the best player in the key moments and deserved to win, and we must consider ourself lucky to have watched such an high-level game, one of the best shot-making wise in the recent histoty of the sport, live with our own eyes. This game and the previous encounter in Wimbledon are the first steps of a chivalrous rivalry between the two youngsters.

[@nevhil]

Did you watch the video? the most entertaining sets of 4 and 5's length is only 3 min lol

[@aha3885]

Este partido se repetirá en unas cuantas finales de GS a lo largo de los años. Y el duelo España vs Italia en la Copa Davis, también. Nos esperan muchas emociones en el futuro junto a nuestros fratelli d'Italia. 🇪🇸♥🇮🇹

[@edkiely2712]

Yes! I second it!

[@iccotom]

@@nevhil a pity indeed and quite weird actually.

[@mattiatorre6665]

@@aha3885 🤝❤

[@turbotaquitogoogle8095]

45 minutes and somehow you miss the most important part of the match... the end of the 4th set where Alcaraz saved a match point and turned it around

[@eseate88]

I dont belive that...no way

[@chrisberger2891]

Completely agree. Sinner choking is absolutely a major storyline here. That forehand volley miss was a turning point. Notice how from 41:19 to 41:51 we miss the ENTIRE 4th set!!!!! If someone didn't watch the match live and only watched these highlights, they'd have no true sense of how the match played out

[@ravi5u]

Yeah agree. I saw it fully and came back to relive it and the missing Sinner match point detracts from it. Watching it as it happened it was absolute edge of the seat madness!

[@guepardo.1]

I have the full match. The serve speed display was stuck at 125 mph from 2-1 in the fourth set to the end of that set. I don't think it's a coincidence that this section is completely missing from the highlights. They probably wanted to hide this failure. Shame on them.

[@kwaseb]

True... but they have the full match available for viewing too, so I get why it turned out like this in the highlights...

[@gosukrul]

46min extended highlights is great on one side, but not including match point Sinner and the turnaround in set 4 is a bit weird imo 🤔 - 38min in, it's still in the third set, and then the crucial phase of the match is really cut short. Don't really get it...

[@jimnosnow4484]

Baffling

[@hidde8272]

thought so too, although there is another video about the turnaround

[@anatoliystoyanov]

@@hidde8272 where is that video?

[@ZetaCheese]

All of 4th set gone, even tho the end of that set was the turning point of the match

[@groxin]

I never tought I could watch anything for 5 hours and still want more. For some reason I stopped watching tennis a long time ago (used to watch Nadal when he started), now Im back simply because of Alcaraz. This match reminded me of the 4-5hs battles from Rafa vs Roger, but what Alcaraz brings to the table it's completely unique. He is not like Rafa, or Djokovic, or Roger, he has his own style and should be recognised for that.

[@letrantrung1]

My first tennis match that I watched from beginning till the end, unfortunately, was AO 2012 final :)) almost 6 hrs. I watched during dinner and move to 2nd place, and 3rd place when the match finished. This QF was very close to be long like that!

[@groxin]

@@letrantrung1 I remember when I used to play tennis, I started to watch Isner vs Mahut (the longest match in history) but had to stop watching because I had tennis classes. All we talk about was how long that match was going (probably 6hs at that time). Came back home from training and wanted to see who won... They where still playing... for 2 more days 😂

[@lowkey.8448]

big facts ! many call him rafa 2.0 but he is much diffrent than rafa and much more complete .. alcaraz is thre most electric player i ever saw

[@groxin]

@@lowkey.8448 the complete part is debatable. Tennis is much more than just the gameplay. The mental part is HUGE, and this game is the living proof of that. Sinner was on and Alcaraz was turning off... Then he saw Sinner missing the match point with such an easy shot, that he instantly knew he still had a chance. Alcaraz shots are as rare as Nadal mental strength

[@hatosenshi]

I never understand people when they see this rivalry, they think about Nadal and federer....It's clearly the new Nadal-Djokovic type of rivalry. This game kind of reminds me of Australian open 2012

[@josiahfadder]

The way Alcaraz digs out points is scary. I hope he can stay healthy because his athleticism and shot making are insane. Sinner is an insane talent as well

[@93johnk]

US Open is ELITE for posting this 45minute highlights🙌

[@January.]

*these

[@firewizzard86]

Yes and they didn't show sinners mp.

[@totalhysteria]

@@firewizzard86 almost no points from 4th set. WEIRD.

[@DvdStennis]

Instant classic. Surely one of the highest level matches ever.

[@misevibre]

'' highest level matches ever'', let's calm a bit

[@DvdStennis]

@@misevibre I was pretty calm when making that assessment.. 😉

[@florianb107]

​@@DvdStennis of course

[@shiraberman174]

@@misevibre why?

[@seankeegan8285]

@@DvdStennis people with low brainpower are unwilling to accept the idea that two players that aren't the Big 3 could rise to a level that is one of the highest level matches. The matches when both players sync up in intensity are exactly why I watch tennis. Medvedev vs Nadal US open last 3 sets in 2021 I think was like this. Thiem vs Nadal US open 2021. Federer Djokovic French open 2011, nadal djokovic most matches xD

[@nicolaspalma9362]

This match is just unreal. I know Alcaraz gets more attention for the grinding he puts into play, but the amount of crazy points from both players is just at another level. And some thought tennis would be boring without the Big 3? It will be a great loss for sure, but we have tennis to rejoice.

[@chrisbreezy-ryanbarbosa4320]

I'm not quite sure it was a coincidence Roger Federer decided to retire shortly after this match...

[@jackshridan2309]

Insane level from both. Amazing rivalry for the next 15/20 years, let's see how it goes. The real next gen starts now in front of us. Enjoy!

[@Locke9611]

Sinner poor services and bad finish on net points. The different between them that made Sinner finally lost the match. He should already won if his services are better.

[@jamesbridges1348]

Ww

[@nononsense8947]

Too soon

[@hasanahmed4064]

Great highlight video, I didn’t watch the short version waiting for this one, but I really didn’t like that they showed only 4 points from the 4th set and skipped everything else including a match point for Jannik. But I appreciate the effort and speed to post such videos 👌

[@valsainking]

I agree. That 4th set deserved more coverage. Epic stuff. It's the set where Alcaraz finally turned the momentum tide against the Italian.

[@javierbaz2182]

What a future for them, thanks to both everything isn´t lost in tennis after the 3 kings of the last two decades.

[@AndreiPunk]

You forget about Medvedev, who has a very difficult season, but over the past three years on Hard, he has won almost everything. He is also the present and future of tennis.

[@javierbaz2182]

@@AndreiPunk Agree, but Medvedev is already 26 and has matched more with the big three when they were in better conditions

[@AndreiPunk]

@@javierbaz2182 now Medvedev it’s goal for new next gen. Because I’m sure that Meddy will win many slams

[@AndreiPunk]

@Howling Fox Sports many I think and hope

[@Locke9611]

Sinner => New N.Djokovic Alcaraz => Nadal speed, accuracy + F.Gonzalez shot power

[@gretchenlittle6817]

Even someone who's never seen a tennis match could watch this battle and appreciate how phenomenally well these young men play the sport!

[@tarq9757]

Ladies and gentlemen, we are witnessing new tennis legends here.

[@radieschen79]

Yup, history in the making.

[@justincartwright252]

Almost two years on and they're both still on top of their games. And the best is yet to come for both of them.

[@kaiiiiii3934]

Nearly one hour highlights... U know this match is legendary 😻

[@tibisayposadas1234]

Carlitos que hermoso para mi el Messi del tenis, grande niño!

[@neptune1525]

Very well deserving extended 45-minutes highlights for such a long and intense match!! Thx USO!! 😊😊

[@wow3950]

Couldn’t agree more!

[@neptune1525]

@@wow3950 😁

[@sooyoungmoon1530]

Thank you, Alcaraz and Sinner, for being so committed to the game and exercising your amazing talents. I am almost overwhelmed watching this match, I've never seen tennis played so strikingly intense.

[@mariamunroe6861]

I am 60 yrs old and these 2 kids are amazing..., Alcaraz 19 yrs old so talented, Gifted and Game smart, such a incredible Athlete , Such a joy to watch, just wow and more wow.., not to be compared, He is Carlos....

[@alicemagari]

Best match of 2022

[@DanAngelok]

When I hear some people say “Tennis would be boring without Kyrios “ lol just watch this match, that was absolutely legendary

[@norbertwittmann2068]

The only match in the US Open history, where the highlight video is also almost 1 hour long. This was an EPIC match!

[@francescojsb]

and also the only match (or at least one of the very few) in which, in addition to making the video with the top points of the one who won, he made one with the top points of the one who lost.

[@Tomkaten]

Insane match. 20:21 though, it could have ended in three hours instead of 5. That's how important a shot can be in tennis.

[@Intamin]

Yeah, that was devastating.

[@Alboravin]

Yup, Carlos was only something like 4/17 break points by the time the third set was in full swing. On a different day, or perhaps with more maturity and experience, this likely would have been a straight sets sweep for him, and that might be the case in the future if Sinner doesn’t improve the consistency of his 1st serve and the variety of his 2nd serve, which Alcaraz was all over the entire game for easy points.

[@emiryenere2704]

Sinner first shot after his serve was terrible. Cause his service was great. He put it in that situation himself.

[@RafaelCruzPodcast]

These two can carry Tennis for the next 10 years playing like that. I love this match up❤

[@robertopiras2747]

i honestly don t remember anything like this. what a match, simply unreal

[@jflow5601]

Alcaraz has single handedly raised the level of men's tennis. No more slacking off guys... Time to hit the weight room...

[@noctiscaelum8861]

From a technical point of view,it seems that they resemble nadal vs djokovic rivalry while in the terms of how they get along with each other,the sportmanship,and personality they bring us the fedal years...really amazing guys.

[@delriver77]

Alcaraz is a lot more like Federer than Nadal.

[@noctiscaelum8861]

@@delriver77 I think he his more of a mixture of both Nathal athleticism e Federer technique(not at their level of course).

[@letrantrung1]

Alcaraz is more like a mix from some parts of Nadal & Fed. Sinner does not resemble Djokovic, in my opinion, he is too shy & timid. But from MENTAL point of view, yes, their match-ups are similar to Djokovic - Nadal 2010 - 2013.

[@noctiscaelum8861]

@@letrantrung1 He resemble djoko for the playstile,flexibility the clinique backhand and their "not elegant" but extremely efficient technique.

[@letrantrung1]

@@noctiscaelum8861 if you talk about Djokovic play style before 2013, yes I agree that both of them are similar. Technique - wise, I still see difference in their strokes and yes - Sinner strokes look smoother. Flexibility - it depends on how you define this. To me, it is about Sinner still far from being able to slide or push his body low to reach difficult shots.

[@cks2020693]

Sinner is definitely going to win at least a few slams in the future, he held his composure throughout the match. Missing match point opportunities are never easy to overcome especially in a grand slam, but this happening early in his career will carry him a long way down the road

[@zhouwang3110]

Hopefully the most sensational rivalry of the next decade!🎾🎾🎾🤜🤜🤜

[@CL2-]

Certainly is

[@fla2359]

This should be the USO FINAL!

[@radieschen79]

Couldn't agree more, this was the real final.

[@eri-co]

Ma il 4 set??? Sinner è la nuova stella italiana. Elegante e potente nel suo gioco. Bravo Alcaraz non molla mai. Il futuro del tennis sono loro. La partita più bella di questi us open.

[@radieschen79]

Alcaraz è la nuova stella mondiale, forse prossimamente il nuovo #1 del mondo il piu giovane della storia del Tennis. They both are great players, lets hope for more of these battles in the years to come! Tennis is saved with these two!

[@iber4356]

Elegante, Sinner???. Será por la gorra...😂😂😂

[@eri-co]

@@iber4356 Ma ne capisci di tennis??? A livello tecnico Sinner è meglio di Alcaraz. Quello che manca a Jannik è la forza di volontà

[@eri-co]

@@radieschen79 Non è detto che resti il numero 1 a lungo. Ci sono giocatori tecnicamente più bravi.

[@iber4356]

@@eri-co jajajajaja, Os ganamos en todos los deportes...😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@skandredbluelionofparis8416]

A masterpiece. Fedalovic (Federer, Nadal, Djokovic) can be confident, the future of tennis is bright. 👏🏿✊🏿🖤

[@francescojsb]

beautiful "Fedalovic" 😀😁... but did you invent it or are you just mentioning it?

[@francescojsb]

@@Momoa786 ah, ok, thanks

[@pikasup2674]

Its quite undisputed at this point that US Open is the best in terms of the extended highlights (tbf the other grand slams don't post them often)

[@edkiely2712]

Exactly! Wimbledon is the worse!

[@edkiely2712]

@Howling Fox Sports They will post 3-5mins during Wimbledon, but then it's taken down within a week or two!

[@AinSoph73]

@@edkiely2712 every video that gets posted has to be backed up on a server; that takes a toll on the environment

[@GiDaOne]

Yes they are, but note that they still skipped most of the fourth and fifth sets. They can do better.

[@danielschwanke3985]

Hä - AO made better highlights this year, especially not cutting out the most crucial part of the match...

[@pawshands9706]

These two stunning talents are captivating the men's game. Both are brilliant shot makers, both volley very well, and both are brave but thoughtful. Their futures are so bright and the sky is the limit.

[@Mean.Devil77787]

Who stayed up late to watch this?

[@TheNikko28]

If this is the future of men's tennis, we are in for a great era ahead. Simply brilliant.

[@umaru7444]

歴史に残りそうな試合 最後にお互い称えあっていたのが心から伝わってきた！！

[@radieschen79]

Yup, they both a great friends off the court. Tennis is saved with these two for the future to come!

[@ostrogodo]

imagine a 45 min highligh without the most important point

[@higuchihiguchihiguch]

45 minutes highlight is not joking because the quality of their playing are beyond the line of highlight quality. Amazing!!!!!!!

[@dioxesyt]

What a match for a quarterfinal. Vamos Alcaraz!

[@anthonydecastro6938]

Thanks a million for showing this version of the highlights. No reason to complain. I just wished they showed that point when Sinner had a matchpoint in the fourth set but could not convert...

[@frugalcooking523]

Why do I love and support Alcaraz ? Playing tennis makes him happy !

[@Capo51]

This match was the a thriller, actual final, based on level of play. Both players played on very high level. Hopefully there are more matches btw them ahead.

[@user-sb8vw7jx6z]

Appreciate the video and the upload-speed, but maybe you can add some points of the 4th set now? Especially the match point for Sinner?

[@ChrismoDance]

Thank you for this Version. Even the 45 Minutes are to short to pack all the Highlights from that match in it. Two Champions in the making!

[@johnnyblackrants7625]

Wait… Sinner served for the match at 5/4 in the fourth. Where’s the fourth set???

[@radieschen79]

Alcaraz saved the MP and won it.

[@jeffmoore9487]

This match solves the mystery "can this generation can match the preceding generations in talent?". Job done!

[@radieschen79]

Yep, tennis saved after the "lost gen" with these two, that's for sure.

[@kevinchang5082]

You can see a mix of the big 3 in both of them. Shows the influence they had on the coming generation

[@littleninjatalk9511]

What a match!!! Thank you for this video but please extend your extended highlights to include the 4th set and show how Alcaraz saved a match point and made it two sets all. Please also show how Alcaraz made it back from a break down in the 5th.

[@ermattia]

Thank you, guys of US Open media, I can't wait to see these highlights! I just have one question: in an era in which things are shared and broadcasted without difficulty in 4k, why couldn't you upload this video in, at least, 1080p? Is it a matter of contracts between you and the broadcasters? Or maybe they impede you to have the file source in native quality? By the way, thank you very much for your work!

[@danimonti77]

This match deserve viewed full again. Please upload 🙏🙏

[@richardseal4627]

Two men at the top of their game! What a match! So many winners! Epic

[@ShaftShackDotCom]

These guys are the future of tennis and will be fighting on the big stages for years to come!

[@kabeyu111]

both performed so well; legendary match

[@fla2359]

The Last thing to lose is hope;) That's why he is now no.1

[@amaliacouce1027]

El mejor partido que he visto en años .Me da igual lo que haga Alcaraz ,gane o pierda la semi ,he visto el partido más divertido y loco en una década.

[@DinoSvanhvit]

I think this is the new rivalry. They are very skilled, and fast as serpents both

[@RickeGnool]

This match made me way less worried about the future of men's tennis after the Big 3 are gone. This could be a rivalry for the ages.

[@CosmeAdroverVidal]

Que partido ! Que maravilla de tenistas ! Que soberbia demostración de lucha, sacrificio, fuerza y deportividad. Bravo, Bravo, Bravo !!!

[@gregoriog.c.5031]

😂😂

[@stefanodepino8292]

The real final

[@joanbarrancogonzalez9707]

This match was like Us Open final! Better than the semifinal and final.

[@karnudom]

I'm impressed. I honestly expected you guys to wait for like at least a week or 2 before any extended highlight of the QF would be released but here we are. Well played, well played indeed.

[@studboyinus]

This guys is the most explosive tennis player since...tennis was invented!!!! I just hope he has a long career ahead of him, considering the style and physicality of his play.

[@sbotan1]

Thank you for uploading the extended highlights!! One of the greatest US Open matches ever.

[@mrenigma4641]

If this was the French Open this would be a 1 min 40 seconds clip including 2 doubles faults, the national anthem, and the RG logo for at least 10 seconds.

[@oldmanemelvin4822]

Love these extended highlights. Can’t stand watching 3 min clips when it’s the top Talents going at it

[@tommaso8517]

4th set edit is a mess. You simply cut half of the set, even Sinner's match point.

[@sl8472]

Glad to see the new generation killing it! Happy for the future of Tennis!!!

[@guepardo.1]

The serve speed display was stuck at 125 mph from 2-1 in the fourth set to the end of that set. I don't think it's a coincidence that this section is completely missing from the highlights. They probably wanted to hide this failure. Shame on them.

[@paulluk7515]

U r so perspective! I didn't realize it until I watched the full match replay again after reading your comment

[@zvikovchirema5813]

This is entertainment at the highest level. Can we compare this to the women's matches and say with a straight face that the prize money should be the same? I mean if it's modelling I'd expect women to be paid way more (which they are) because more resources should be allocated where there is more utility being produced. Call it patriarchy or capitalism but I'd say it's just common sense.

[@pveraeternvs3777]

It is capitalism. Free market. Some might say common sense

[@straightforward352]

What a match!!! They will face each other for a long time. New generations are in!!!!

[@azizalhakim5111]

This is a rafa-roger esque rivalry in the making. Contrast styles, high intensity and two highly talented winners. Both staying healthy will give us at least a decade of unforgettable matches. Cannot wait!

[@nevhil]

3 sets lenght is 41 min, but the most entertaining sets of 4 and 5's length is only 3 min? I think your video is broken.

[@fizyoutoo5619]

It’s a shame they had to face each other so early in the tournament… after showing that level its a bit unfair thinking that Sinner has less slams semifinals than Ruud…

[@radieschen79]

True, this match was like the real final... I hope Alcaraz has left enough steam in the tank after this 5 hrs battle...

[@francescojsb]

Next year, when (hopefully) Sinner climbs the ATP rankings they will be placed in opposite places on the draw, and therefore if they qualify they can meet in the final.

[@radieschen79]

@@francescojsb I truly hope so too..

[@ROrneli]

these two are exceptional players . even as a tennis coach and advanced player I could only dream to play a point like this with this much power on every shot and such mobility and atheltisiism .

[@OngoingDiscovery]

If this is the future of tennis then we have a lot to look forward to!

[@Kelyann]

Great video but you skipped the 4th set, with the Sinner's match point...

[@AnthonySluissi]

Jannik had that match 😭 very painful one for jannik's fan like me ahah ! But tennis is brutal Congrats Carlito on the trophy

[@chriskelley7097]

I know it's early, but at age 19, I think he Alcarez might be better than any of the Big 3 were at the same age. And you see the improvement in his game every time you watch him.

[@7Alberto7]

A new era is born and it is beautiful

[@agatoncolango6083]

Alcaraz is the running man but that is what modern tennis is all about: speed, agility and ball placement.

[@fnecessity]

Ah yes been waiting patiently for this matches extended highlights. Thank you!

[@FriskyBearGaming]

Why on earth would you not show the fourth set? It was the most important one!!!

[@emiryenere2704]

The Best match in this year.

[@RBGTalk]

Alcaraz is actually a whole anime protagonist

[@SALALE58]

Defently one of the best matches ever! This both guys are amazing and just so young. In the future, there where fight so many battles again...

[@jamieinnes8246]

An instant classic and I hope we see these 2 duke it out for years to come!

[@bettobetto2442]

Two magnificent young talents

[@kevinmancao1457]

The entire match was a highlight reel. Both of them just unlocked a new evolution level in 2022.. Excited to see their runs in years to come

[@jedilady4485]

I was glad to witness FeDal in my lifetime! May these boys continue being passionate with tennis consistently that the younger generation will have the privilege to witness another spectacular rivalry and friendship at the same time!!

[@danep8099]

This was a high quality match, i want to thank both players but unfortunately someone has to lose

[@Sura833]

I would describe this match in one word as 'satisfying'.

[@javiervalerovera4979]

Thank you US Open

[@habibko]

I appreciate the extended highlights being as long and comprehensive as this is but skipping the whole of the 4th set is NOT COOL, especially given the drama of Sinner serving for the match and losing from match point..

[@sicrwic2264]

You got to include sinner having a match point in the fourth set

[@hector7134]

VAYA PARTIDAZO DE LOS DOS!!!! IMPRESIONANTE!!! A POR LA FINAL CARLOS!!!! 💪😎

[@theoldkellerhand]

What an unbelievable match! Unfortunatly I´m missing the games between 4th set 2:0 and 5th set 3:2.... as if there were not hundreds of highlights, too

[@sheheryarrashid6221]

Absolutely fantastic from US Open.. This Match deserves full upload also. I hope tournament you will upload.

[@SkullArrs]

45min min resume for a match of this caliber. That's what I'm talking about. Thank you! And what a match it was, we will see this versus for quite a while without a doubt!

[@divinitymode9364]

I’m old enough to have been watching tennis since the 80’s. Alcaraz is something else. It’s not just his incredible skill and athletic prowess, it’s his mind. He’s so strong, such belief and willpower. I don’t know if the Big 3 will ever be equalled. Probably not. But I don’t see anyone stopping a fully-developed 21 yr old Alcaraz.

[@saberdiamond3425]

Except the man who stood before him that day. Sinner is the only guy capable of stopping a 10/10 Alcaraz.

[@KS-hk6oc]

@@saberdiamond3425 It's crazy how many people praise Alcaraz and completely ignore Sinner. I mean, once Sinner fully develops his serve, I honestly don't see how even Alcaraz can stop him(unless Alcaraz develops his serve as well, but I'm not really sure how much he can improve it considering his height). He has pretty much perfect technique off both wings, has incoporated more drop shots into his game and his net game is improving day by day, and he's even changed his service motion so it would be more technically sound. And the crazy thing is, he's managed to improve on these aspects of his game in less than a year, thanks to his determination and the world-class coaching of Cahill and Vagnozzi. Once he gets used to his new serve, he's gonna be a nightmare of an opponent, even for a 10/10 Carlitos.

[@francescojsb]

@@KS-hk6oc Those who only look at Alcaraz and ignore Sinner did not attend the matches between them at Wimbledon and in the Umag final, both won by Sinner. For the future, it seems to me that Alcaraz, despite being one year younger, is already "trained" both as a man-athlete and as a player, so Sinner (theoretically) should have more room for improvement. However, the future is difficult to predict, we can only wait for it to arrive to be spectators.

[@alexfaini8287]

@@KS-hk6oc You are ABSOLUTLY RIGHT!!!!!... Best Wishes for BOTH PLAYERS, CARLITOS ALCARAZ & JANNIK SINNER... Hiper-Strong HUGS from the FAR but also so WARM ARGENTINNNAAAAAAA!!!!... Alex MONO Faini

[@matteovivier798]

Thanks for the upload but you missed 1h20 of the match, from the beggining of set 4 to the middle of set 5