Carlos Alcaraz vs. Novak Djokovic Wimbledon final PREVIEW 2024.

[@philburneblair]

I am a Novak fan and this was the final I wanted. I am so proud that Novak made it to the final after doing surgery just a few weeks ago. A few weeks ago we never thought he was going to play. So whatever happens I am good.

[@user-db4pd5jv4r]

I still don't think it is his wisest decision...

[@philburneblair]

@@user-db4pd5jv4r why?

[@Intinity13]

​@user-db4pd5jv4r luckily your opinion does not matter😂

[@kenanderkroate]

​@@user-db4pd5jv4r If he wins then it was the right decision

[@aurei7775]

Novak winning 12 slams in 20's and 12 in 30's just shows the complete contrast in eras. Not just having to go against Federer, Nadal but I even remember Novak had to get past Wawrinka in a 4rd, when Stan was just GOATing, when that could've easily been a tough final.

[@user-wd7ue1wd6r]

If Novak is physically fully fit and agile, He will win 💪

[@pauljohnson6019]

That didn't age well!

[@ilijabrasic4999]

its going to be insane lets go novak king goat

[@tomislavcehajic9642]

I think Novak will win ,he is better grass court player

[@hype2beast119]

Historically yes Djokovic is the better grass court player but in the present I don’t think he’s better then current Alcaraz. Alcaraz makes way more winners then Djokovic. He showed it last year. Alcaraz winners are what made the difference in last year final. If this was hard courts (Australia, US open) I think Djokovic will be the favorite but in grass I think Alcaraz is the favorite.

[@joshheinink]

Alcaraz best now

[@APOLON-bm7ym]

Oh, I really hope you are right. If Carlos plays at his top level and if Nole plays at his top level, Carlos wins. I meant, in current situation Carlos plays higher level tennis. But thats all just on paper. Its almost 50 - 50%, perhaps 55 - 45% for Alcaraz just cuz he is much younger.

[@djordje2095]

If he plays better than last year, he will win. But who knows.

[@abdelhadi3211]

@@joshheinink His level is not stable up and down you cant be goat with that kind of level

[@vanamalik3989]

I think Novak will swing freely and not be overly defensive. He will serve and volley a lot. Hit his shots deep to pin Alacaraz to the base line. And he will win. GS # 25 and Wimbledon # 8 are more personal for Novak and not like going after calendar Grand Slam or catching up with Roger and Nadal. If he doesn't swing freely yes as you said Carlos will eat him alive.

[@markoklipa3895]

My logic is that Djokovic plays this Wimbledon mentally free without too much pressure because he knows that Olympic Games are the tournament he must try to win somehow this time as this is his last real chance to complete Career golden slam, on the other hand it would not be the end of the world if he losses on sunday, nobody would be much surprised if Alcaraz win, Novak will play this time much better and swinging harder, last year was all the talking how he didnt lost any match in 10 years on centre court and he was in a streak of 4 Wimbledon titles in a row, it really was a big pressure to handle. Last year final it was very windy too,that is weak spot for Novak(his losses during strong wind were against Murray in Us Open 2012 and Nishikori 2014,Thiem 2019 RG, Nadal 2 times at RG and couple more) On the other hand Carlos likes much more to play without a roof and in those kind conditions so it will be very interesting final this year in this slower conditions, I think Djokovic is winning in 4 sets.

[@hype2beast119]

People who called Alcaraz win last year a “fluke” are just fanboys. I recently re-watch the match and Djokovic played solid the whole match but Alcaraz played beast mode level after the first set. Alcaraz served improve a lot after the first set and he make way more winners then unforced errors.

[@aurei7775]

"Novak was solid the whole match" 2 aces in a 5 set match on a surface where good serving is mandatory is solid? Lol

[@hype2beast119]

@@aurei7775 watch the match. Novak aces were low because Alcaraz was returning everything. It’s hard to make aces when you playing against a great returner like Alcaraz.

[@user-db4pd5jv4r]

No true Novak fan would have called that win a fluke...Carlos played better and he won...I think it is the Nole haters that have cooked up some kind of a story...Carlos played to win last year Novak played not to lose so there's a huge difference there...Carlos played well in every department and he won and deservedly so...

[@aurei7775]

@@hype2beast119 his aces were quite bad for a while back then not just against Alcaraz, mainly due to that arm (*elbow) injury and was even refraining from his kick serve. Good returning still does not justify such an abysmal score on grass, or struggling on serve for 30 minutes in 1 game, when he was capable of many service games with 2 aces on hc in 1 game a yr before that. Alcaraz was good but lets not kid ourself with Novak in that condition when just coming off like 10 brutal matches from RG - WB at 36

[@jus_danny]

Am a Novak Fan, it was not a fluke at all

[@squirrelosopher]

I find the odds lower for Novak currently but I believe he hasn't played his best tennis yet 🌱

[@Fraudkovic]

Neither has alcaraz

[@ahmedbebars6844]

Never been a fan of Djokovic. I like Alcaraz a ton more. As one BBC sports reporter once said when asked what makes Alcaraz appeal more to the fans, compared to Djokovic, he replied " because he's supremely confident in his abilities, without the arrogance".

[@keranseunarine4274]

A guy with 24 slams can be arrogant

[@erikpeters8055]

@@keranseunarine4274no hé can’t

[@jeffreykaufmann2867]

I think Federer was 22 when he won Wimbledon in 2003. He was born on August 8, 1981.

[@sarabjeetpal]

Excellent analysis.

[@WillieEWoof]

O boy, o boy,... you're mistaken. Novak will win in 3, or 4 sets. There is no reason for Novak to be nervous, he is the GOAT and will stay the GOAT for years to come!!!

[@yussepig6629]

This aged badly 😂😂😂. What a thrashing

[@hih5868]

goat no more. he is yesterdays goat after this thrashing

[@WillieEWoof]

@@hih5868 Ha-ha, this is just the result of your wishful thinking! We will see! Still, Novak did enough so far to be the GOAT for years!

[@colethomas903]

Carlos in 4 or 5 sets

[@raghumanda2tanush496]

Djokovic in 5

[@raghumanda2tanush496]

Djokovic is more aggressive this year, will approach net often and end points quickly, shot quality index wise Djokovic is serving better than carlos and carlos fh 8.6 , djokovic 8.7 this tournament, return both equal 7.6 , djokovic has a great chance, carlos is not playing well this year because of title defense pressure

[@colethomas903]

@raghumanda2tanush496 😂😂😂😂😂😂 when will u learn to just stop typing your 7th favorite just won Wimbledon take the L

[@raghumanda2tanush496]

@@colethomas903 I said congratulations in other reply already in ur top 8 favorite post

[@rolandhill8226]

Maybe the answer to who wins this match will come down to this: which of these two greats is more liable to have an off day, eh? I think that Carlos might be that likelier candidate, only because when Djoko gets "locked in" with his body and mind to achieving a goal, it's hard to imagine him losing his grip on his objective. Of course all this speculation is mere guesswork until come Sunday. May the better man win this special match: I hope it's Novak.

[@issahatake90]

Short answer: Alcaraz in 4 sets or Djokovic in 5 sets I also initially said that Alcaraz is the best 21-year-old I've ever seen. But when I thought about it more and asked myself whether Alcaraz would also have three Grand Slam titles if we removed Djokovic and instead let Alcaraz compete with Prime Federer and Nadal in 2007, I began to doubt that he would have three Grand Slam titles. But I definitely belive that he would have win one. There has also never been a player with such a big age difference who has beaten an opponent 16 years younger in a Grand Slam final - that would be the first time if it happen. I wanted Djokovic to play Alcaraz because the win would mean much more than if he were to beat Medvedev in the final. Alcaraz looked like he wasn't playing his best game in the tournament. But suddenly he showed this performance against Medvedev. I had the feeling that Alcaraz didn't take Medvedev seriously and played with him. Alcaraz has a champion's mentality and can retrieve his best tennis when he needs it. That's what makes Alcaraz so tough to beat. I don't know if this version of Djokovic can beat Alcaraz. In my opinion, Djokovic is not better than last year and Alcaraz looked vulnerable before his match against Medvedev. But the match against Medvedev made him look almost unbeatable. However, I think Musetti played a better match than Medvedev and that Musetti would have beaten Medvedev if the two had met. It will be very difficult, but Djokovic has a chance. My feeling is that Alcaraz will win in four sets. However, if it becomes a five-set match, I think Alcaraz will lose his first five-set match since Berrettini. As you said, Djokovic's first serve has to work and he has to play aggressively and courageously. He must not become passive. The old Djokovic could of course play his game and also act as a "goalkeeper", but I don't think today's Djokovic is physically able to keep that up. Djokovic has to put all his eggs in one basket and hope that the plan works. I think Djokovic will try to play serve-and-volley and be aggressive all the time.

[@imelusb1528]

Djokovic in 4. He just cannot afford to fail.

[@flutethyagu]

Great analysis.

[@travisbickle5279]

I reconize when the court is full with shadow , novak plays better then when the court is full with sun. Novak need shadow otherwise he has no chance in the third set.

[@nikosdspyr74]

I agree with your analysis. You have good arguments proving why Alcaraz will be very difficult to beat, based on technical and logical factors. The is only one argument in favour of Djokovic that you did not mention. It's his mental strenth. A famous Greek basketball coach Yannis Ioannidis once said "don't underestimate the heart of the champion". And Djokovic has proven through the years that apart for his technical skills, he is probably the mentally strongest athlete ever, not only in tennis. So, even though the 37 year old Djokovic is athletically inferior to Alcaraz, he has the heart of the champion. Does that compensate for all the athletic superiority? I don't think so but if there is one 37 years old athlete who can beat a 21 years old top class opponent that is Djokovic. Go Nole!!!

[@MrM2309-w3w]

Completely agree, Novak needs to win the first 2 sets of this match to win, and I think he'll have enough to take it home from there. If Carlos wins the first set or it goes to 5 Carlos will win. Anything else, it will depend who plays at the higher level most frequently on the day. But Carlos' A game is superior to Novak's why Carlos has to be the significant favourite as the final is basically in his own hands. But I hope Novak can do it. This will very likely be his last ever Grand Slam Final appearance, and it may even be the final that decides if Novak remains the GOAT, or if Carlos surpasses Novak to be the GOAT in the future too.

[@jus_danny]

I strongly believe Djokovic will win, Alcaraz wins one grandslam per season😊 but let's see if this will change

[@yussepig6629]

Gooodnite

[@erikpeters8055]

Hahaha😂😂😂😂😂

[@robatkinson2125]

I mentioned this before Alcaraz only lose if he's 2 sets to love down. Totally agree mate

[@hype2beast119]

I got Alcaraz in 4 or 5 sets. Alcaraz is hitting the ball so hard he makes winners from anywhere. I don’t see how Djokovic wins. Alcaraz is faster, younger and very smart for his aged.

[@mackan6793]

I know one thing. Djokovic does not want the match to go to a fifth set for sure 😂

[@pauljohnson6019]

Didn't need to, lucky it went to a tie-break in the 3rd!

[@mackan6793]

@@pauljohnson6019 well I guess Novak wanted the match to go to a fourth set at least 😂

[@pauljohnson6019]

@@mackan6793 Yes, if this was Federer he would have choked the match away and lost next two sets, luckily Carlos got it together in time never trust a guy who has come back from the dead.

[@rolandhill8226]

I have a hunch, and it could well be wrong, that a healthy Sinner would have been a tougher task for Novak than Carlos might turn out to be. We'll see, yes. Carlos is tremendous and has turned out to be way more than a flash in the pan, but Novak has been playing this sport with a target on his back for so long that he is far more than just a great tennis player. When he's right, he's the closest thing on court (and even perhaps off it as well?) to a tennis god. Carlos will be that sort of giant one day perhaps, but only after he's played the sport with a target on his back for even a fraction of the time that Novak has been doing that.

[@zoranz7147]

Court has 24 slams, not 25. Novak would be alone.

[@rupakdewangan8117]

For Djokovic to win this match he'll need a day like he had in turin atp finals (semis) where he serveboted and was playing super aggressive and not missing but alcaraz also didn't played well and i don't see novak serveboting for 5 set's because even servebots can't keep that level of serving for 5 set's...novak will need to play super aggressive without missing much can he do that for 5 sets against alcaraz i don't think so I'm going with alcaraz to win this final in 4 or 5 sets.

[@moothongdt1019]

Please wait till Alcatraz gets all 4 GS ? I hope that he has all 4 at younger age than Rafa

[@user-wd7ue1wd6r]

I would be shocked, surprised and coming happy if Novak wins grand slam. That too after one month into that knee surgery. Come on now that has to be a shocker when you have written him off forever. And, how does this alcaraz's win tomorrow remove 2023 fluke argument? 🤔 Novak is one year older at 37 years, 1 month into knee surgery no matter how small it is and coming into this tournament with a terrible form without even beating one top 10 player an entire year compare to legendary 2023 Novak? 🤔 Does make zero sense 🙃

[@user-db4pd5jv4r]

It is very stressful to be a Nole fan at this juncture...I still think that this might end up as one of his worst decisions to play Wimbledon when he's nowhere near his best and with this form there was no way he was winning it whether be it Alcaraz, Sinner, Meddy or even Zverev had they faced each other in the Semis...All I can hope for is the best as a die hard Nole fan and Interi Brother you hit the nail right on the head with ur analysis and prediction....No coach not the same support staff idk whether that is going to take a toll on his mind

[@cicadraza3671]

worst decision and he finished in the final? Dude are you ok?

[@BarryMcCockiner1]

I’m a Novak fan. I think he is going to lose. Father Time has gotten to him unfortunately. He cannot beat Sinner or Alcaraz.

[@angelatanurdzic7508]

Maestro for the win. 🤩

[@masteryoda1821]

realy, i might think that with carlos everything will go another way. the kind of personality he has, he will not play after he passed 27 years of age. he is the type of guy who realy enjoys playing. at one point he will lose the love for the game or something more important will take his attention away from tennis. sinner will only get better and better too. so if not a new goatlike player arrives the next years, carlos will have a lot of grand slam titles

[@michael8597]

The last time a slam match was played with such huge age difference was between Connors vs Rosewall when the former destroyed the latter 6-2, 6-2, 6-2. So the pressure is all on Alcaraz, He is the defending Champion; Novak is out of form this year and to compound his misery, he had a knee surgery only 5 weeks back and has braces on his leg. If Alcaraz is to be really recognised as a Great player then he needs to destroy Novak as Connors did to Rosewall. Even if the match goes to five sets and Novak ends up losing, it will poorly reflect on Alcaraz. 😂😂😂😂 If Novak defeats him, it will be humiliating for the kid to lose to a Grandee fit enough to be his father. 😂😂😂 Dear Fedal fans - Don't bring up Wimbledon, 2019, now. Federer was 37 and Novak 32. Both were old and Federer was fully fit.😂😂😂

[@houseofleaves126]

Who is bringing up Wimbledon 2019? The only people who bring that up are Djokovic fans who want to boast about it. Federer should’ve won that match so it isn’t a good example of why Djokovic can’t win on Sunday.

[@michael8597]

@@houseofleaves126 Federer was always behind and playing catch up in that match. At no point, he led Novak. He trailed by two sets to one and was 2-4 in the final set before Novak made that double fault at 30-all on his serve and gifted the game with shanking to all corners which let him in the first place. Here age difference is 16 and not 5. There is just no room for any comparison whatsoever.

[@sbvish2000]

Novak will try drop shots, cross courts to stop long rally. He cannot sustain many long rallies. He will want easy points on his first serve. He knows Carlos gets stronger. Medvedev said most players level drop as match goes on but Carlos level goes up. Joker will try to get early lead not let Carlos get into a rhythm. Hope it is good match! Idk who will win😮😊

[@cengiskahn]

Carlos Alcaraz will be the winner

[@aurei7775]

I don't think Novak wanted to face Sinner this time around, but one of the biggest weaknesses of facing Alcaraz compared to someone like Sinner is Novak is not serving well for ages, but this usually does not matter because one of his biggest superpowers is wearing down his opponents, but he is not able to do that to Alcaraz as well, maybe he will be weared down by USO but fortunately for Novak Alcaraz is not at his best now

[@hih5868]

djokovic just got thrashed by a spaniard in a slam final not named nadal. almost as bad french open 2020

[@hype2beast119]

I think Alcaraz favorite surfaced is grass because is easier for him to make winners. In clay alcaraz struggles to make winners, Alcaraz plays better in faster courts.

[@Loulougohi]

Still won French open tho

[@hype2beast119]

@@Loulougohi yes Alcaraz is great on every surface because he’s a complete player like Novak. If we are talking about which surface is better for his game then I think faster courts like Grass and hard courts are better for Alcaraz game. Alcaraz plays very aggressive and clay is not a great surface for aggressive players.

[@jessicavegan]

After Novak lost to carlos at last year's wimbledon, he hasn't lost to him since. Novak will win!

[@interinteritennis7477]

@jessicavegan They have not played in a slam match since that Wimbledon final thriller 2023. And don’t forget my friend Alcaraz is a completely different beast in Grand Slam matches than the case is outside of the Grand Slam matches especially when he playes those Grand Slam finals😉

[@jessicavegan]

@@interinteritennis7477 They played after that and Novak won! My point is that Novak learns from his losses and gains new tactics. He is more prepared to beat carlos now than ever in a slam final!

[@hih5868]

sorry for your loss

[@skabbaraju1]

Djokovic will not be fav on any surface against alcaraz moving forward.

[@michael8597]

Don't count the chickens before they are hatched is a proverbial adage these analysts who hype Alcaraz must realise for good. Becker had a better record than Alcaraz at 18 winning Wimbledon back ro back. But ultimately he won only six. Tennis is a brutal and ruthless sport taking a heavy toll on your physicality. One serious injury can end a career. Alcaraz is also injury prone like Nadal and prone to cramps too on court. First let him win 10 slams and then we can debate. It is so much premature now

[@UTUBE3JC]

Honestly though just watching sinner and Alcaraz play, it’s pretty damn crazy. But sinner worries me injury wise tbh

[@vicbalaoing8511]

You don't know what you're talking about. Novak is nervous? That's laughable😂

[@pauljohnson6019]

Novak is done, next year, Sinner/Medvedev might take him out early, or even Rune, as he will be hungry for revenge, and will improve mentally, only AO2025 Novak has slight chance, if Alcaraz crashes out early.

[@abdelhadi3211]

The major is not an indicator to tell if player is better than the other . the big 3 dont lose early in the tournement , we will see the winning poucentage when carlos get 30 years . he is not invicible like the big 3 was but the age is an avantage for him if he play many years with nobody at his level of corse 30 GC is not so far hhhhhh

[@robatkinson2125]

Djokovic will have to win in 4 sets or 3 otherwise Alcaraz in 4.

[@joshheinink]

He would beat sinner but alcaraz is better

[@robatkinson2125]

Only way Alcaraz loses this is if he has 2 many dips

[@robatkinson2125]

SHERBET,CHOCOLATE AND CHEESE. dips.

[@skillz1557]

Let’s go future GOAT!! Alcaraz will win this

[@aurei7775]

Favored Djokovic this yr, still going that way, I don't think he will make it easy though. Knee problems, age but he is not going tired like he did last year from a brutal RG & lots of sloppy matches. Also wind should not be a factor like last time, Musetti was also a great opponent for practice for him. Alcaraz is far from his best, serving not the best and has a lot of mileage this time.

[@colethomas903]

@aurei7775 LOL

[@Krompirikupus]

Nole winning In close 3 or 4 sets..ideeeemooo 25! Why? Because of his clutchness..the opponent dosent matter..if he dosent beat himself he will beat every 21 year old Player in the big stages..imagine a 37 year old guy reaching a final at wimbledon...imagine a 37 year old guy still competing with them crazy good young ones..lets see what happens..alcaraz by the way is a beast and definetly the tennis future and a wimbledon multiple times champion..at the end i think djokovic will strategically beat Carlos at the end..and he will look like lottle child ..greetings!

[@hih5868]

🥴. not really

[@jeffreykaufmann2867]

Alcaraz will win cause the roof will be open

[@colethomas903]

Guess last year wasn’t a fluke 😂😂😂😂 The haters gonna be quiet inter

[@honeynut4586]

I don't really think of wins as flukes to be honest if you play better you win simple as that

[@colethomas903]

@homeymut4586 I’m just talking about the haters they called last year a fluke for Carlos win

[@honeynut4586]

@@colethomas903 Yeah I know just wanted to share

[@timjennison5135]

I think this will be a whitewash. Carlos is so far ahead of djokovic right now in every department.

[@hih5868]

nice

[@timjennison5135]

Djokovic simply was not ready for that type of ball striking

[@dusandeletic2092]

Carlos is not better at 21 years than big 3 . Stop comparing it. Big 3 had to play each other. Also they had to play some good players like Murray, Wawrinka, Delpitro(healthy) . Alcaraz main competitor is 37 years old Novak. Put Alcaraz in let say 2008-2009( when Novak was 21) to play prime Federer, Nadal, almost prime Murray, Wawrinka, Delpotro… he wouldn’t win no one GS, I guarantee. Do you think Alcaraz could win RG against prime Nadal or Wimbledon against prime Federer.

[@Fraudkovic]

Lol all speculations no facts . The fact is that he will make djokovic cry on sunday😂😂. And will forever be known as djokovics daddy

[@dusandeletic2092]

@@Fraudkovic If Alcaraz gets defeat on Sunday against 37 years old Novak who had a knee surgery 3 weeks ago and the most important NO COACH, he should give up playing tennis. It would be embarrass even if the match goes to 5 sets.

[@kenanderkroate]

​@@Fraudkovic The fact is if Alcarez would have face Federer in the us open Final he would lose Alcarez would getting destroyed if he would have face nadal in 2022 Alcarez to compare with those weak era medevedev zverev thiem Tsistipas conmon and not forgetting rune fritz

[@dusandeletic2092]

@@kenanderkroate Hahaha and he got beated by Zverev 2 times at GS and 2 times against Medvedev

[@colethomas903]

@dusandelic2092 take your L 😂😂😂😂😂

[@ahmedkhan-bi8lv]

Please make videos not more than 20 minutes over.

[@interinteritennis7477]

@ahmedkhan-bi8iv So you don’t like my long videos intresting.

[@honeynut4586]

​@@interinteritennis7477he is the minority most like them

[@vekpavlovic5892]

Fluke my arse alcaraz victory last year, they went toe to toe just novak lost the important points with uncharistic mistakes, and it came about because of the pressure he knows of who was across the net. Novak is my man, but we have him below par compared to his opponent, and what i mean his skill level matches Alcaraz or any one's, same with Alcaraz the only difference is speed. Novwk can handle power but his court coverage is nowhere near to the speed of Carlos who will run down everything, just look at the aussie alex d, who's shot making is ok but his speed keeps him in the game. Novak can win, but doesnt want long rallies, like Inter mentioned he needs to be full offence full stop. Dont believe Novak will be as nervous this year as last year. Carlos should win this one, especially after last years as his facing a novak weaker in many areas from last year form, hes got pressure this one compared to last year and Novak wont be intensely nervous for he knows the kid is younger and quicker with all the tslent in the world. If Novak wins the first set and starts the second strongly all the way i see Carlos facing a hard task as at times he gats lost and he needs his box badly, but Novak has to just go for it, no rallies over 8 to 10 shots, he's got to take away the ball from play as quick as possible otherwise like year just returning the ball deep means shit if its always around center, the kid eats that alive and Novak knows that hell come up with a game plan. If Novak wins this one, my God this one would be right up there of victorious not just for him but in all of sports, to me Carlos is a heavy favourite but i see Novak pulling this off if he wins the first set especially as he will play more freely than last year. Yeah for sure hes got pressure and all the history on the line but so has Carlos, and again novak was the favourite last year and expected by most but this year its the opposite. If Carlos doeasnt win it will be a bad loss for him and the people that hate novak as they know that this would ice even their hatred that his the greatest. An ageing old warrior the great against the yount gun ever known to the sport would echo all throughout the world Novaks legacy, this will be his best chance to add another slam of all of them, this quick surface. Lets pull it off and take this one Nole.

[@ValentinG23]

As a Novak fan ill put 300€ on Carlos to win that way it’s a win win situation for me , Novak loses i make 200€ , if Novak wins it was well worth losing 300€ to see Novak claim 25th gs title , equal Roger’s 8th wimbledon and take revenge for last year !!!,

[@Fraudkovic]

Pathetic bandwagon

[@brendajohnson5525]

Carlos will successfully defend his title.

[@stephensun7909]

Carlos is less powerful this year than last year Nole plays better than last year. Nole played better each round, with exeption of 2nd round. Nole has better feel of the balls than Carlos at this moment. consistance wise nole is better than Carlitos who never had harder time in every tourneyment he was in after his breakout. Nole serves better this year. winless season will be extra motimation for my man Nole. Nole in 4

[@colethomas903]

@stephensun7909 😂😂😂😂😂

[@stewartsigesmund8261]

Alc loses to Lorenzo, he lost last time on CLAY Lorenzo would beat him on grass today easy if he played like he did today. Many players can beat Alc everywhere. Joker will win in 2 sets as alc gets cramped out

[@colethomas903]

@steeartsigesmund8261 😂😂😂😂😂 Another L

[@pharaon8134]

Djokovic-Alcaraz 3-0 !! easy for Nole.

[@colethomas903]

@pharaoh8134 😂😂😂😂😂

[@hih5868]

what a fool

[@pauljohnson6019]

Pardon?

[@pharaon8134]

Nole loser did it again, played nothing to his best, just errors, Perfekt! Loser 😅😅😅😅

[@pharaon8134]

He will never win a Slam again, this was his best shot, such an arrogant player don't deserve to win, Olympics will do maximal semifinals and then just a ,,Murray,, tipe of player who will not retire soon but keep playing for no titles.

[@marlenebuls9535]

How did Zverev beat Alcaraz in the Australian Open ? If Alcaraz is the premier player now, why did he lose to Zverev ?.

[@urosdujanovic7743]

Bro you are losing sense of reality. I know your next post here. Trust me on this. Your next post is gonna start with words: Novak the beast, Novak the machine, Novak the terminator! Wait and see.

[@colethomas903]

@urosdujanovic7743 😂😂😂😂😂 Take the L

[@hih5868]

oh boy, you need to realize novak is a shell of his prime and no longer the favorite against alcaraz or sinner

[@pauljohnson6019]

@@hih5868 Novak should play a consolation match with Stan now!

[@urosdujanovic7743]

@@hih5868 Ok. He had an amazing serve in this match. Can he do it again like that, im not so sure. You are right. Novak is a shell, but still good enough for all of the atp. This is Carlos and Sinnner era, but they still need to show their best against 37 year old dude. Thats funny. See you at US Open.

[@rupakdewangan8117]

Whoever said last year's final win for alcaraz was a fluke don't know a shit about this sport 🎾

[@vineredrain6525]

Not a fan of Alcaraz or Djokovic. Djokovic is winning this. I'm all about Nadal winning 20-22 RGs and 36-40 Masters on Clay by 46-48. Clay and Grass, the force does not return back up to the foot, knees and joints so lower extremities are better there, Djokovic meniscus is not in trouble on Clay and Grass. Both surfaces have longevity to its players, but Grass Slam the oldest champions is 37 and Clay Slam oldest Champion is 42. Grass is much tougher to maintain the serves are fast and faster movement. Clay is slower so much easier to maintain. Meniscus is in trouble on Hardcourts forces, goes back up to the knees and joints, Djokovic will feel it there on Hardcourts. Nadal will have most Roland Garros and US Open with this soft era, Djokovic meniscus is a gift on Hardcourts he won't be the same. Nadal will have 20-22 Roland Garros and 7-8 US Opens. Djokovic will have most Australian Opens and Wimbledons in this soft era. Djokovic will have 10 Australian Opens and 9-10 Wimbledons. Lol Young Alcaraz is playing a soft era. Can't compare him to Young Nadal. Young Nadal's harder era, no fb, Insta, Twitter, etc, more focused players, his generation isn't a joke and has less clowns, specifically 2005-2010 Outside Peak Federer. You got Young Djokovic, Murray, Del Potro, Berdych, Tsonga. Alcaraz only has Sinner in his gen. Lol. The rest are clowns Rune, etc. 1990s are jokes Tiafoe, Fritz. Omg it's unbelievable. Lol. Soft gen. This era is soft. Djokovic will keep winning Wimbledon. Nadal will keep winning RGs and US Opens his meniscus is healthy both of them, Nadal won't do those stupid spiderman FH or BH split to tear his Meniscus. Lol.

[@robatkinson2125]

😂😂😂

[@robatkinson2125]

Only lost 1 big title. Cincinnati last year. Alcaraz.

[@kenanderkroate]

Inter just cares about slams thats the problem

[@jossytseye626]

Moron!😂

[@colethomas903]

@vinedrain6525 😂😂😂😂😂

[@pharaon8134]

Speaking again from the Toilet Interi? :))))) you should do something about the sound, such an dissaster !!

[@gd3714]

..I think you gonna be eating your words again...pressure is not on Nole at all.. Alc is too inconsistent at the moment, blowing hot and cold,,, we will see..

[@colethomas903]

@gd3714 😂😂😂😂😂