Carlos Alcaraz vs Roger Federer - Top 10 Identical Shots!

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[@ro8erthat-209]

From the first time I saw Alcaraz he reminded me much of Roger. His footwork as well. Since Roger retired, Alcaraz has saved tennis for me. But I do really miss Federer 😢

[@sh0001]

+1 😢

[@victor1978100]

It would be very interesting to see Federer playing against Alcaraz.

[@BOZ_11]

@@victor1978100 Federer is a 42 year old middle-aged man now

[@goyam2981]

Roger in his prime is just so beautiful to watch. I think prime Roger could beat prime Novak. The one-two punch serve and forehand combo especially on game points and match points was kinda missing late in his career.Too bad prime Roger has Rafa as his kryptonite. Roger was beating everyone and then lost easily to Rafa in the finals in so many slams simply because Rafa was hitting all balls to his backhand.

[@sh0001]

@@goyam2981 His one-two punch was rendered ineffective by the slower courts. It’s just sad that he was up against younger baseliners on the surfaces that they feast on the most. It’s ridiculous to see how much RF evolved over the years while staying at the very top echelons of tennis.

[@152iq9]

I am a Fed fan for life and I'm glad we got someone like him but more complete yet so young. I thought I'd never keep up with tennis since Roger retired but now I'm hooked because Carlos.

[@colethomas903]

15 glad to here this

[@chethan2621]

Same here...

[@ikarugaxx3749]

He is still more complete, if you factor serve in?...

[@justchillin6314]

Exactly Alcaraz is like Fed 2.0, and I think deep down Alcaraz wanted to avenge Fed’s lose at 2019 Wimby as Alcaraz kept saying that it was his dream to play Novak in the final, and well, he did it, but wow, I just can’t wait till the U.S Open now, I hope Alcaraz and Novak will face each other in the final again.

[@Bobby.546]

@@justchillin6314alcaraz isn’t even close to being fed 2.0 wth are you saying. Just because he has good touch doesn’t mean he plays like Federer. The reason Federer is one of a kind is the way he moves, he his by far the most graceful tennis player on the court. You can see alcaraz isn’t nearly as elegant as Federer. You can’t just say just because he plays drops shots and serve volley he is fed 2.0

[@pawshands9706]

I see so much of Roger in Carlos. Sure just because Carlos is from Spain, virtually everyone just assumes he'll be another Nadal. Wrong! He isn't another Federer either. He's Carlos Alcaraz 😊

[@BOZ_11]

he's Fedal!

[@pawshands9706]

@@BOZ_11 nope

[@BOZ_11]

@@pawshands9706 go play with ur dog

[@colethomas903]

Paw he’s got fed he’s got Nadal and got Djokovic in his game

[@bensportraitpainter6742]

Star rising fantastically, taking best from FEDal(+kovic) like no one else. 💪🎾

[@fmartin09]

Carlos said it himself when he was a kid (the vid is in KZbin.) His favorite player is Federer and this is living proof.

[@ek19751]

I still miss Federer. No grunting, not too much in terms in celebrating each point either... Just a smooth, well oiled engine doing what he does best! He was the maestro

[@raulescobar7433]

yes indeed

[@spiritusIRATUS]

Federer was Swiss aka ice cold where as Carlos is Spanish. We tend to have more passion in the Mediterranean. The grunting I could do away with but I believe it is encouraged by coaches to help with rhythm and breathing nowadays.

[@angelopulgarin]

But if Alcaraz wouldn't celebrate points and yell "vamos!!" he wouldn't be Spanish and so resilient

[@anshuecon]

Sinner doesn't grunt and celebrate much, but cannot produce the magic that Alcaraz does. Sinner preserves the superficial aspects of Roger- no grunting, fashion-consciousness etc- but Alcaraz preserves the CORE of Roger's greatness, the footwork and sheer inventive genius. I know what I value more- the latter.

[@hobary1]

Roger is something else … a planet of his own … another dimension … impossible to replicate

[@yangwarren9954]

Federer was an ancient artist with a sword, Carlos is the Indiana Jones with a gun, Carlos destroyed federer hands down without any doubts.let’s forget about the passé and embrace the future🎉🎉🎉

[@devikuSoul]

It's really amazing how seamlessly Carlos broke through, right on the cusp of Roger retiring & Rafa nearing the end of his career. Just when people were afraid of the glaring gap they would leave behind, Carlos arrived to save tennis 😭

[@deepakmahajan170]

Alcaraz has always said he based his aggressive game on roger. He can rally like nole and nadal but his main goal is to end point soon with a winner and variety. Straight forehand like roger too but can put huge topspin when needed

[@z1az285]

Exactly 👍🙏

[@colethomas903]

Deepak yup

[@Jay-dm4id]

He disrupts the rhythm of his opponent,like Federer used to do, with mix of dropshots and explosice forehands, so opponent is always second guessing

[@musicphilebd9862]

Federer was, is and probably will remain too he only Ballerina on a Tennis court. Sublime movement!

[@hirenpatel3699]

We were lost after Roger but now we found hope in Alcaraz..♥️

[@colethomas903]

H yup

[@raghumanda2tanush496]

but alcaraz will be injured because of hard hitting unlike federer

[@johnmack7013]

@@raghumanda2tanush496People said the same about nadal . Nadal plays more physical tennis that Carlos imo.

[@raghumanda2tanush496]

@@johnmack7013 everyone can't be nadal, carlos will be done in 3-5 years, this year uso carlos will again get injured then u will understand

[@devikuSoul]

​@@raghumanda2tanush496🖕Carlos is 20, his career just begun, he'll be here for another 20 years 😝😝😝

[@ZetaCheese]

Carlitos came at the right time, breaking through in the year of roger’s retirement. For fans of roger’s all court attacking tennis, carlitos is a fresh reminder that its still possible in the modern game

[@colethomas903]

Zeta yup

[@justchillin6314]

Alcaraz is like Federer 2.0 and it makes sense since Fed was Alcaraz’s biggest idol when growing up.

[@goyam2981]

Alcaraz is Roger, Rafa, and Novak combined. 😉

[@fafura13]

Federer in 2004 would smashed him 6.0 just like he did to Hewitt who was better then this kiddo Alcaraz.@@justchillin6314 Todays world is retarded because of democracy.

[@virginiavillanueva9095]

Good point

[@bhuvanesh0115]

How'd you do this man?You are the GOAT among tennis channels.

[@RazOls]

🙏🙏 Federer’s shots I know inside out. This year and the last I’ve gone through every match Alcaraz has played so this video took some time

[@luigitempini7789]

Yes, 60 Slams at least!😂

[@joshheinink]

​@@RazOlswhere's the alcaraz channel

[@stephanematute8725]

I second that! 🐐

[@fla2359]

❤

[@Jay23445]

Two absolutely beautiful styles: Federer made it look classy and effortless. Alcaraz made it look athletic and explosive.

[@puul6303]

Perfect description. What's even better is that after the explosiveness he hits you with the most delicate dropshot you've ever seen XD

[@FrankHor101]

Roger is pure class and Alcaraz pure athleticism and power

[@victorito07]

​@@FrankHor101well alcaraz apart of his power and athletism can make shoys very classy like in this video It's not the same elegance like Federer but he is also class in his manner carlos is not only a brutal player he is also very subtle and "gracious" he is power and touch

[@lsb9073]

Roger's explosiveness & athleticism was no less amazing. So was his speed. He just did it all without all the histrionic huffing & puffing and grunting like a pig (to quote him).

[@gmmgmmg]

To say the Carlos is just "pure athleticism and power" means poor understanding of his tennis. He may be all that, but he is also pure technique and class.

[@ymalnn]

I was afraid that after Roger's retirement, the tennis world would be left to a tennis machine like Djokovic. I'm very happy now that I see elements of Federer in Alcaraz

[@BOZ_11]

This one of the very few channels where you can press Like, as soon as the page loads. You know it'll never be wrong

[@RazOls]

🙏 Thank you! Happy you enjoy the videos

[@fla2359]

❤

[@tech_rn]

Roger: Elegance and gracefulness Carlos: Speed and athleticisn Both: Great execution and high tennis I.Q.

[@victorito07]

very true but can be graceful and elegant at his manner we see that in these shots from this video it's not the same élégance like fed but another

[@victorito07]

i will say both : exécution iq tennis talent and skill😅

[@lsb9073]

Correction: Roger: Elegance & gracefulness and speed & athleticism (And SILENT)

[@basilmmathew9426]

If injuries doesn't hindered him..roger had atleast 30 grandslams.. He is an inspiration to all players..Alcarez is next great thing in tennis but no one has that charming grace or the aesthetic beauty of Federer's game..

[@TheeCobra]

100K just around the corner buddy! Thank you for always churning out quality content. Keeping the Great Roger's memory alive.

[@mohammedkeshk1927]

Also, Rafa and Novak's fans can make similar videos where Carlos played identical points to Rafa and Navak. Carlos is actually a prodigy. He will dominate for 10 years at latest. He saved our lovely sport as the current generations are disappointing.

[@chiragsood4668]

Alcaraz is the one who will take Federers legacy forward,the next 🐐 in the making after Federer and Nadal.

[@AlexandreSa1]

I miss Federer so much

[@romainmj7245]

At 20 yo alcaraz has already much impresive highlights real of av35 top player

[@santiagodiaz7453]

Please, someone to prepare a exhibition match between these two playing fir the most imposible shot

[@birhandenktas]

There are lots of similarities for sure and I really fond of Alcaraz playing style. In addition, Alcaraz's fighting spirit is more like Nadal's and Djokovic's, and that's a very good thing actually. But at the end of the day Federer is still the one and only in tennis history. He was so smooth and elegant that you can't compare even his some specific shots with any another player.

[@pedroreinado8112]

Cierto, nadie usa la raqueta como Federer, parece como si jugará a tenis de mesa, cómo si la raqueta fuera una extensión del mismo brazo, como si no llevara nada, pero eso no se aprende, es su forma natural con la que ha crecido en la forma y manera de llevar y dar con la raqueta, puedes comparar a otros jugadores pero él es único, es mi opinión.

[@jm_1214]

It amazing to me that more people don't recognize the similarities. They immediately want to compare him to Nadal but it's Feteder with the defense of Djokovic but better

[@BOZ_11]

what about Carlos's lasso, high looping, topspin forehand? That's same as nadal, no? There's no question Alcaraz's variety is much closer to Federer than either nadal or djoko, though

[@jm_1214]

@@BOZ_11 he does do the whip occasionally but differently than Nadal. He hits much flatter

[@AllMenMustServe]

Exactly, but he has also has the competitive spirit and running of a young Nadal. He has got elements from all them 3. A student of the game I should say. First time I seen him play was in AO 2022 vs Berretini, and even though he lost in 5, I immediately became a fan of him. Such a fun ride watching him get to the top in less than 2 years.

[@victorito07]

​@@AllMenMustServewell he has a lot of the big 3 but his style of play are anything like nadal above all a this age More a agressive tennis Its more the mental or the fighting spirit and also banana shots 😅🤷‍♂️

[@Bobby.546]

@@jm_1214he plays nothing like Federer, most of his game is just overpowering the opponent and brute strenght, that’s why he’s been getting lots of injuries for a 20 year old he definitely plays the most like nadal and Djokovic

[@arunraju9705]

Federer is just awesome.

[@cotasa]

Carlos has 90% of Rogers Skills. 90% of Nadal strength, 90% of Novak athleticism, extremely complete

[@snickaren111]

Good way to put it, I agree fully.

[@sidnambiar7861]

Awesome compilation Raz Ols !! Thank you !👏🏻👏🏻

[@viswanadhaprasadakella3814]

Federer played effortless and unmached skills, and I didn't like shouting while playing

[@nicolasl2984]

Nobody can replace Roger. His Talent his incomparable. The first point is the perfect example. What Roger does comes from elsewhere

[@aidanh5215]

They share the same magic of the "unforgettable moments" too it seems. Beautiful work Raz. Thank you

[@tech_rn]

You definitely earned my sub!

[@chemigame]

Great video, great edit

[@jenontheroad5672]

Thank you for doing this. Can’t imagine the amount of work

[@Mr-pt3yl]

Your channel is head and shoulders above all other tennis channels

[@Wushtheel]

damn this is a sick collection, amazing raz

[@srinitaaigaura]

Carlos plays a lot like Fed on many points, but I saw a side by side comparison of a no look shot on clay that shows the perfection of Federer's movement and technique - it was the same shot but Carlos looked clumsy compared to the sleek precision of the maestro's movements. No one moved better than Federer, man was artistry in motion.

[@ZetaCheese]

3:43 3:59 Similar celebrations from similar plays between both players

[@jatinluthra8658]

Great compilation.

[@terryevp4084]

Awesome Video. Many Thanks for your hard work

[@fedor9693]

I remember best point from match with del Porto in London 2012, when roger received serve with vertically raised racket. Carlos performed shot like that at last Wimbledon

[@bensportraitpainter6742]

An ATP tour finals match, maybe?

[@fedor9693]

@@bensportraitpainter6742yes, exactly

[@S39-t1c]

I'm sorry, Carlos is great but no one can do it like Federer 😌

[@deepakmahajan170]

Carlos do it more and have more success with variety on average per match

[@152iq9]

Carlos variety of shot is superior.

[@vladraduandrei5227]

sure fedtard sure

[@lsb9073]

​@@152iq9 How do you figure that? He sure uses the damn drop shot a lot.

[@mosquitotigre7078]

Yes, Carlos can do it better than Federer

[@fchucid]

Perfect video for tennis lovers

[@ymalnn]

Now we finally know. Roger Federer's successor is born.

[@teej143]

Interesting on the first point with Carlos. The first 3 forehands against Griekspoor were Rafa forehands then switched up to the Roger shot at the end.

[@Opsaam]

This is a really incredible video nice job

[@leoprashyl2838]

Awesome work with the video man....

[@samuelpallapati]

Great video ! Esp the fake forehand drop converted to slice inside in - Carlitos does it so well too . But RF's elegance , ease and single handed BH give him a higher score 😃

[@nelsonreyes2983]

Two great players of different generations!

[@chethan2621]

Certainly looks like Alcaraz has modelled on the Great Federer's game...

[@soumen62]

Rogers half volleys are something no one can match😊😊😊

[@matiasromeosantosronchi1890]

Roger is clearly a Carlito’s Idol ❤

[@a.m.6208]

Carlos Alcatraz must have been studying Roger Federer’s every defensive shots, Roger Federer is all around best tennis player hands down.

[@rajkumarvermajrkgto1231]

Yes agree and i am also a big fan of federer, now dont see tennis since his retirement, but thanks Alcaraz, make my interest again in tennis

[@ceomeerut4913]

Fererer reborn on court……

[@jannahahmed5564]

Roger the ultimate GOAT ❤...

[@thomaskiely6471]

Some similar shots…yeah. But RF forever!

[@LiamApilado]

Now this is cool

[@ikarugaxx3749]

I have never been nor am I a fan of Federer's. Yet, whenever any move of his is compared to anyone else's, I can't help wondering how could he be the more elegant of all. Even in this video, we see an elegance gap between the two (and maybe maybe a slight technical gap as well: this I am not sure of). Needless to say, you could make this video because you know all best Federer points by heart :))... and are following Alcaraz very closely.

[@marcwalker9610]

Alcatraz is great, there's no denying it! But when all is said and done, Roger is the smoothest most effortless player in history, and no grunting 😅😂

[@kweizi5712]

Totally agree, Roger does it better

[@RiverWillCarryMe]

In tennis, in general, many strokes are similar. Federer was unique. There was no such tennis player before and there is not now. Carlos doesn't look like him at all.

[@VijayPathak93]

Alcaraz just needs to get Roger's backhand now 🔥

[@s.z.x.01]

Imagine if Carlos came on tour earlier, could steal a few slams from Djokovic & Rafa

[@onlysmmk]

No way He came nearly best Time

[@calvinhill9363]

His foot work speed, shot selection, volley, drop shots, forehand, hebhas been watching alot of Roger Federer, way to go Carlos. The great Federer 👍

[@venkatsekar3358]

Waiting for that day when Roger Federer coaches Carlos Alcaraz in Laver Cup 2024

[@ashithshankar7492]

the difference is that carlos has hardly played one tenth of the tennis roger had played. Think of all the shots that are yet to come !

[@ankbas-sh4xg]

Even in the examples you gave Roger's shots were all better and much more difficult to execute. No one can play like Roger Federer.

[@victorito07]

Well this shot in the whole créer of Roger alcaraz just started

[@dradenhaven1549]

It's really painful to watch any footage of Federer. I miss the 2003-2007 years so much, he was so quick, so perfect, it's called nostalgia I guess, from Greek nostos ‘return home’ + algos ‘pain.

[@gray7519]

Hope fed fans give him their support he's saving some of his records😂🙌

[@julienfolch4156]

There’s also the sliding passing shot back to the net that they both did at Roland Garros (Fed vs Nalbandian and Carlos vs Novak)

[@sshyam89gobi]

Wow, what an amazing comparison

[@saneleqwabe8424]

He also did the same shot at Wimbeldon against Berretini in the Quater finals, firing from around the net

[@markaven5249]

Remember, Ferrero, former number 1, never forget it. Alcoraz has a huge advantage through him.

[@vaugm06]

Do you have the side by side of Federer's back-to-the-net shot vs. Nalbandian at the 2006 French Open + Alcaraz's very similar shot against Djokovic at the 2023 French Open final?

[@SanjeevKumar-vu7ug]

only Alcaraz and Roger have mastered the Madras Slice.

[@001697556]

Great De Minaur video!

[@panneetantinukul5658]

Carlos will be trouble with B/H slice and game plan. For me is Roger.

[@mosab.2815]

There is some similarity, but Federer's performance of every shot has beauty and brilliance without any effort in shooting, unlike Alcaraz, who tries to imitate Federer.

[@MarceloCoral-ez8zg]

Compared to the elegance of Federer, Alcaraz is a boxer playing tennis.

[@juancarlosprevostzarate7077]

Its clear Alcaraz grew up watching Roger matches... Though seems he didn't learn RF sober and classy celebration after each point... No need to do a scandal after winning a point.... One of very few things that Alcaraz needs to learn ...

[@samufff]

Nice video 👏

[@ZEbelgiumfreak]

Surprised not to see the around the net one and the backwards running lateral squash passing shot.

[@obioraokoye4377]

It would have been nice to see these two play against each other

[@Saga026]

Yo lo veo mas como una fusion entre Nadal y Djokovic.

[@liliaesperanza4436]

Yo igual, su revés el como corre, como juega, si tiene algunos golpes de Federer pero su estilo de juego nada que ver. Federer era elegancia y facilidad pura.

[@tyron4]

Reminds me of MJ - Kobe identical shots 👌

[@ithehappy1]

Some resemblance is there, especially his tendency to go for the drop shots, at vital moments too, but he needs to work much harder for the accuracy part. He plays with a lot of power though, Alcaraz, Fed was a power player too but not to that extent, not as athletic either. Honestly, comparing these two different type of players is a bit foolish. Its two handed vs one, its silent vs high grunting. All my best of luck to Alcaraz though. I just hope he remains fit. Then he can achieve so much he cannot even dream of. And above all, he needs to stay a gentleman, a down to earth human being, unlike that other garbage who set the most terrible example of tennis.

[@j.a.696]

father & son what can i say

[@MoatEel]

2 things 1. Each of Federers was slightly superior to Carlitos’ 2. These are from feds whole career where as Carlos just getting started

[@mezhnun]

Wow, how did you even manage to browse through millions of those shots and found the similarities?

[@RazOls]

I have gone through all matches Alcaraz played last year and this year. Federer I already know after years of watching his matches :)

[@wassilafritschy2793]

J adore ❤❤❤🎾

[@saint698]

federer is the best

[@qdesnik545]

На сколько чище, элегантнее и быстрее всё делал Роджер, даже тот резанный по линии, у Федерера он на вылет, а у Карлоса соперник Оже пропустил мяч, думая что в аут. Но с другой стороны, у Карлоса есть свои неоспоримые очень сильные стороны, укороченные удары, отличный бекхенд и взрывные ноги. Спаситель современного тенниса, после ухода Big 3.

[@sanchojulianimallach9155]

Yeah, but nothing like Federer's elegance

[@MariaJose-oc8yj]

Para mi Federer es el más grande de la historia, aunque tenga menos Grand Slams que Rafa y Novac,la elegancia de Roger no se puede igualar,y no tenía ningún punto débil, quizás el físico,soy española y me gustan Nadal y Alcaraz pero para mi el GOAT es Federer, después Nadal y después Novac,Alcaraz va por buen camino si las lesiones lo dejan,el tiempo lo dirá.

[@victorito07]

federer lo tenia todo eso es verdad pero pienso que alcaraz es mas completo y mas precoz que federer (y bueno de los otros 2 tambien) con la misma edad y a veremos en el futuro pero tiene potential para alcanzarlos y aun mas

[@alfonso.3564]

SALUDOS¡¡¡ 🇵🇱CANTABRIA 🇵🇱

[@antonguzman642]

Attacking all over the court tennis & incredible shots yes, but not the same level of class and "look how easy it is" feeling.

[@robert111k]

Mexican?

[@wave1468]

Did you put Alcaraz head on Nadal’s body? Lol

[@gowzahr]

Poor De Minaur.

[@rogeliorubiera8029]

yo he leido que para alcaraz su idolo era djokovic la verdad no sé conque opiniones quedarme en la final de wimbledom lo ha dicho en la entrega de trofeos bueno tampoco tiene mucha importancia lo bueno es que el guaje siga jugando bien y ganar títulos segun vaya pasando el tiempo lo veremos.

[@mantaishere]

"Circus move by Alcaraz..." LMAO, someone tweet this video to him! Off topic, but I *love* Fed-Djo at Indian Wells. The spiciest of matches.