Carlos Alcaraz vs Stefanos Tsitsipas | Barcelona 2023 Final Highlights

[@historycz9108]

I don't think I've ever seen Tsitsipas this gracious after a loss.

[@15Stratos]

In the middle of the 2nd set he actually said to his father in Greek I can't believe that he's doing this or something like this,so he must've known he would lose so he accepted it.

[@roydondsa]

He accepted that Alcaraz cant be beaten today ..

[@nicolasmts3264]

Probably gave up like Gasquet and Monfils did with Rafa and Nole 😂

[@lolollolol5654]

you forgot the body shot, and a second attempt to hit alcaraz after a short ball he could not reach

[@ВячеславУ-у4м]

Yes

[@historycz9108]

One of Alcaraz's best performances ever. 27 winners. Only 7 unforced errors. Are you kidding me? For me, Carlos is right now the biggest favorite to win Roland Garros.

[@roydondsa]

Which site you use to know the unforced errors count?

[@Krooks522]

@@roydondsa isn't that on the google scoreboard as well?

[@VERSATENNISCLIPS]

A big time favorite since he's a clay court player. Also the dropshots are double more effective on clay than on hard courts.

[@mikerzisu9508]

Easily

[@roydondsa]

@@Krooks522 link ?

[@jeunehomme_jun]

What a perfect performance from Alcaraz ! His transitions are so wonderful to see. He's absolutely a genius of tennis !

[@Yu.Sukhov]

"He's absolutely a genius of tennis !" - I'm sorry, but is he a tennis genius or just a talented player will be seen in a few years later

[@patrikmarflak6559]

@@Yu.Sukhov Some can see it now, some will find out later.

[@BadOmen2]

@@patrikmarflak6559 Injuries are a thing unfortunately. Have ruined a lot of promising careers

[@Yu.Sukhov]

​@@BadOmen2 yes and Madame Viktory too :))

[@patrikmarflak6559]

@@BadOmen2 Injuries can stop him from getting titles and records. But he’s already had big impact on how tennis is played. And he is not even 20. That’s proof of his genius. And no injuries can ever change that. Even if his career is ruined, there will be players copying Alcaraz.

[@trevorpullen3199]

I think the drop shot is going to change tennis to a much more offensive, attacking game again. The last 20 years players have gotten too comfortable just pounding the ball standing 5-10 feet behind the baseline. Alcaraz's use of the drop shot is going to force other players to start using it more, forcing everyone closer to the baseline which will lead to less defensive tennis, more winners, shorter rallies, more going to the net, etc.... That's my hope anyway. Otherwise it'll just be Alcaraz that does it and if no one else matches him he'll dominate the sport by himself for the next 15 years.

[@mantaishere]

HALLELUJAH

[@codegeek-il5fm]

Love it especially on slow courts. Now the baseliners and grinders (even players like Djoker/Nadal) have to really be careful even though Djoker/Nadal use drop shots a lot more nowadays than their early days when they used to baseline/grind their opponents out of the match. I love this attacking style of tennis.

[@theviniso]

It sure could but very, very few players have a drop shot as good as Carlos'.

[@talastra]

You can already see others using it more often.

[@talastra]

@@theviniso Apparently, when his coach discovered him, he was hitting drops shots continuously, so no wonder he's good at them.

[@VERSATENNISCLIPS]

Alcaraz is exactly the offensive player tennis needed. Makes everyone work harder to figure out his puzzle and keep up with his pace. Keeps us at the edge of our seats. When the big 3 is gone we fans are still gonna be okay🔥🥲

[@j.newham6284]

Fereder is out already, so only 2 left

[@theviniso]

Sinner is very aggressive as well despite not having as much variety in his game. I like these two a lot.

[@raghumanda2tanush496]

@@theviniso sinner is hard hitter actually should improve so much

[@lazo69er]

He is the new RF, everyone is going to have to raise their level.

[@koooorn1]

Yes he should kill the boring base line pushers he will kill players like djoker with this type of attacking game

[@alburaq3290]

It seems Alcaraz has humbled Tsitsipas. Good character development from Stefanos being so gracious at the net.

[@trevorpullen3199]

Also seems like all other players genuinely like Carlos. He's always very gracious to them in victory or defeat, and they return the favor.

[@theviniso]

Alcaraz seems to belong with those players who are just nice people all around and are hated by no one on the tour, like Rublev and Schwartzman.

[@sporkspoon8619]

@rafaundisputedgoat4291 :(

[@mariamunroe6861]

Mr. Alcaraz..., You are a Gift to this sport ..., Your tennis I Q is beyond..., Your shot making is beyond..., All of Your game is Greatness..., You Mr. Carlos will be a Athlete the world will not forget....and So much fun to watch....

[@romainmj7245]

Dropshots are letal from alcaraz ! His trademark shot ! Combine with the power of his forehand, his mouvements, lobs, net skills, i mean just kneel to the King of the tennis for the next 15 years

[@mikerzisu9508]

His groundstrokes are powerful and deep too. Not much he doesn't do well

[@alpay3300]

It's not just his perfection over so many shots - he combines them perfectly. Powerful forehand pushes opponent behind the baseline, then a dropshot. If the opponent manages to catch up to the dropshot - a perfect lob or passing shot. Also he's so tenacious in defending. Fast, flexible, powerful. What a scary combination!!

[@yakzivz1104]

Yes indeed King Alcaraz will dominate tennis!

[@colethomas903]

Yup

[@darkotonkic9980]

Acutally he dont have wickness

[@piotrwolski4526]

Alcaraz is the real deal, this kid is going to win so many big titles. He has got everything in his arsenal, going to the net, unbelievable dropshots, confidence. And he will only get better. Congrats from Warsaw Poland . 🇪🇸🇵🇱💕💕❤️❤️😘🥳🏆

[@eloymendez6626]

And Iga won Stuttgart today! Another young star in tennis! So congrats are also in order from Spain to Poland.

[@Nick-ov8ed]

Yeah another big gem from spain.. bravo.

[@lh5717]

Yeah that dropshot is unreal

[@Aryan-jx3cb]

Yeah and he's only 19. Many years of championship 🏆

[@piotrwolski4526]

@@Aryan-jx3cb he will be 20.actually on 5th of may, but yeah a long career before him, which I will be glad I will be the witness of.🥳 To add to that he is like level above everyone else right now, so these titles are going to keep coming.

[@Kintsugi.tv1]

Respect for Tsitsipas. It was not easy but you handled with with humility. Carlos, if he plays with this focus it is just scary.

[@levon4548]

Циципас это греческое гавно, который не достоин играть в АТП, сегодня алькарас издевался над этим лохом

[@Nickhuynh9]

He just can’t have a win against this kid

[@ΜιχαήλΣιδεράς-β3φ]

​@@Nickhuynh9to be fair no one can win against this Carlitos.till last year I was certain nole was unbeatable in gs and nadal on clay but this guy is as good as the big 3 in their prime.

[@ΙΩΑΝΝΗΣΣΤΑΥΡΟΠΟΥΛΟΣ-γ4ω]

Tsitsipas game was better in 2021. In critical moments he did a lot mistakes, second serves when he was break points down in this match. Top players at this moments make an ace or a strong first serve.

[@ΜιχαήλΣιδεράς-β3φ]

@@ΙΩΑΝΝΗΣΣΤΑΥΡΟΠΟΥΛΟΣ-γ4ω nah man carlos just played too good. I supported stef but you got to handed to carlos that time. Tsitsipas most times on his career when he is down on score he produces incredible tennis

[@Man_008]

This lad Carlos is the monstruito, terminadorcito! We just can wish him stay healthy and have longevity, the rest he has it all, full package

[@kc7470]

If Alcaraz remains injury free, he would be breaking and making a lot of records!! He's kinda perfect blend of Big 3

[@arunsekhar9288]

Sinner n rune can give him trouble in future.

[@justusbeweel1109]

I don’t see much Novak in him ? He as athletic as young Rafa and has the aggressive game of roger .

[@sabotages4712]

@@justusbeweel1109 The mental game is strong. Maybe just as strong as Novak's. He seems relentless in his pursuit to become the best player he can be

[@arunsekhar9288]

@@justusbeweel1109 his backhand,court coverage is like Novak.

[@funnyduck4568]

@@arunsekhar9288 his backhand does not look like Novaks but yes he has very good court coverage because he is young and very fast kind of like nadal when he was young he run everything down

[@fivos833]

I will never understand tennis "fans" that care more about beating on the one who lost than just giving credit to the winner. What have you achieved in your meaningless lives to beat on someone at the top of their profession. I even saw someone write that Tsitsipas is average. Bruh... I m an average tennis player, that guy is elite of the elite and giving us full on entertainment.

[@brandonmcalister416]

You haven’t met boxing fans🤣 fact of the matter is the fans will always talk. That, u cannot control look at Djokovic, he’s learned to play well against the hate but I’m sure sometimes he wishes he wouldn’t get booed all the time.

[@fivos833]

@brandon mcalister it was so sad in the US open that fans cheered for him for the first time and he lost because of all the emotions. He full on had a melt down because of all the love he had never received.

[@santaclause3487]

It’s just people venting who bet on him and lost. Is this ur first day on KZbin?

[@fivos833]

@@santaclause3487 I can't help myself 😅

[@ΙΩΑΝΝΗΣΣΤΑΥΡΟΠΟΥΛΟΣ-γ4ω]

​@@fivos833Medvedev only lost one set in his way to the us open 2021 final. He played better and erased most of the break points djokovic had.

[@Thepc425]

Baby Carlos moves like a Gazelle, hits with such incredible power, drops with such softness. His mental and physical health must be protected at all cost!

[@antoniogutierrez5344]

Dances like a butterfly and stings like a bee.

[@Thepc425]

@@antoniogutierrez5344 😂

[@GuyKatshuvaMbali]

Alcaraz...sacré deux fois vainqueur à Barcelone. C'est un genie. Bravo

[@---jm4cz]

This must be the first time I saw the Greek with a nice and friendly gesture… and this even with a loss in a final 🤯

[@ΜαριαΔημητριου-ι2π]

That's not the first time,but it's ok...

[@Gianni.achillea]

@---jm4cz just say that a greek fucked your mama

[@MrBolaextra]

He knows Alcaraz is on another level

[@steven7846]

I've never seen a player at that level (top 5) who can win so many points with drop shots in the same match ! It's just astounding ! Usually when you drop shot too many times, it ends up being counter productive, your opponent gets used to it and you lose, but here Alcaraz is always RIGHT ! Not only that but he's doing that on clay court and against Tsitsipas !!!! Tsitsipas is not an average player, especially on clay! I don't think even Nadal was that good at drop shot, I mean he was good, but here that's another level... Alcaraz basically won more points using drop shots than using normal forehand... What the hell ??? That tells you not only how good his forehand is, how confident he is, knowing he can pull the trigger either way, how opponents are scared of Alacaraz 's forehand, and how fast and smart he is when he decides at the very last second he can switch for a drop shot because he already knows it's a win ! Man I thought I had seen everything, but here we are witnessing something new ! Insane stuff !

[@mosquitotigre7078]

Alcaraz´s dropshot is the best in history. No one has won so many points with dropshots at his age

[@ahmedcristiano5546]

I'm done being surprised by these brilliant performances by Alcaraz. The dropshots are so perfect and the disguise is so clean , what a player!

[@guinuncio8006]

Carlos Alcaraz é o aleta de tenis mais completo nos dias de hoje, ele possui todos os elementos de um Tenista lendário.

[@miguelinadosanjos1576]

Mn tem algum grupo free de apostas em tênis ? Pré-live

[@theviniso]

Com certeza. Se ele conseguir se manter livre de lesões o tênis masculino tem um belo futuro pela frente.

[@samuelsiqueira3831]

​@@thevinisoo problema é que está longe disso acho que tem se machucado muito n participou do finals australian open

[@theviniso]

@@samuelsiqueira3831 Falo mais de lesões realmente sérias, tipo o pulso do Del Potro ou o quadril do Murray, o tipo de coisa que estraga uma carreira, sabe? Se forem lesões mais level acho que tá tranquilo pra ele.

[@youngjinno695]

nao tem voleio tao bom quanto federer....

[@cristofermandanga3347]

Cuando Alcaraz esta fino físicamente y juega con la mente tranquila es imparable. Me alegré mucho de ver este partido no solo por la victoria , sino como afrontó cambios en los segundos saques de Tsitsipas esperando atrás y no atacando todos como un oligofrénico. Jugadores como el griego o Sinner tienen segundos muy largos y con bote altísimo y por fin Carlitos jugó con inteligencia. Esperemos que aplique esta estrategia contra el italiano ya que poniendo la bola en juego es imparable. Si se fabrica un poco las jugadas, aunque este fuera de pista con el resto, recupera como ninguno y pasa a tener la iniciativa. Esa calma y jugar como el sabe le convertirán en un tipo invencible. Hoy tuvo poquísimos errores no forzados en parte por esto. Sabiendo que jugadores con revés a una mano, no pueden ganar a Carlitos en ese intercambio de peso en las bolas, esta bien ver progresión y cambios de estrategia en Alcaraz ya que el es el único que puede ganar sus partidos y perderlos a la vez. Si sigue así y el físico le respeta, tenemos un monstruo para años. Cabeza.

[@OnlyTennis-5190]

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[@cristiancarreras4225]

coincido, el griego siempre le jugo alto, nunca pensó, en jugar bajo.

[@cristofermandanga3347]

@@cristiancarreras4225 porque Alcaraz precisamente tiene más peso de bola. A palazos no puede con el y la idea es variarle.

[@joaocarloschavesdelima8526]

Boring style

[@rafanadalmexicanonoexiste1565]

@@joaocarloschavesdelima8526 Alcaraz boring? Lolllll

[@cokomoko7]

Alcaraz is just something special .

[@colethomas903]

Yup

[@jorgevillalobos5212]

Is it just me or ever since alcaraz came in the scene more and more players are using the drop shot more often.

[@trevorpullen3199]

It's a game changer. The opponent can't sit 10 feet behind the baseline and play long defensive points waiting for an error any more. It has the potential to change the game back to a much more aggressive, offensive game with more winners and less long defensive rallies.

[@alburaq3290]

He's changing the meta

[@LlamameMak-sd9td]

Es cierto.

[@Love_Okinawa]

Rublev also started using drop shots.

[@karenv8351]

Gasquet used it effectively and then others followed.

[@黃日恆-l1n]

This is just tennis near the god from Carlos. What a performance. His drop shots are so good.

[@marcellocduarte]

Carlos is a monster out of this world.

[@640A]

This is just a bad match-up for Stef, he accepted that and their handshake was the perfect example of it.

[@Nature_lover74]

Insane & flawless performance from Alcarez. Drop shot was so disguise that changes the momentum of the game. I have seen the new vision of tennis using perfect drop shot techtechnique rather than agressive playing.

[@robertasnijders8927]

Alcaraz is so lovely to watch. I love both mix of power and soft touch.

[@colethomas903]

Me too

[@nathanstanish369]

Ludicrous number of dropshots in this game, you'd think this was grass court, not clay. Love to see the evolution of Carlos' dropshot.

[@blucat4]

Yeah, Stephanos has to stand in closer. How many times does he have to get burned to learn?

[@xfg007]

​@@blucat4 If he stands in closer, he gets blasted by Carlo's groundstrokes. It's a lose-lose situation lol

[@fundhund62]

Clay has always been the perfect surface for dropshots.

[@mykonos466]

@@xfg007 exactly. This is literally a cheatcode. Impossible to play against alcaraz.

[@nathanstanish369]

@@fundhund62 Do you mean because people stand further back? Surface wise, it's just not because it's a slower surface so more time to get to a shot than on grass or hard court.

[@maciejgudel2939]

Outclassed rival, bravo Carlitos 🔥🙄 Rival knocked down on the shoulder blades. Carlos is a versatile player. 🇪🇦💪👏

[@plutus2243]

In retrospect, this match felt like a prime Rafa/Federer match. Alcaraz peppered Tsitsipas's backhand, gets an inevitable short ball, and puts away a winner. Very much like what Nadal used to do Federer's backhand.

[@adisuryashakthi5744]

True 👍

[@sean_43]

Tsitsipas is good but I really don't see him playing a huge part in the rivalry going forward. I think it's Musetti, Holger Rune, Alcaraz, Sinner, Lehecka, Auger Aliassime Korda, Luca Van Aache and if he improves his fitness, the British lad Jack Draper that are going to take over. I think that Medvedev will remain the kingpin for five years at least but they'll mix it with him. My feeling is that Zverev and Tsitsipas may have missed the boat and that Ruud doesn't have enough power in his game.

[@teoc8124]

@@sean_43 I pretty much agree with you. The in between generation won't win much in the coming years.

[@sean_43]

@@teoc8124 They are top players. I just think they're unfortunate that there's some unbelievable talent coming through. I feel for them because they must have thought well Djokovic and the rest can't have much left at this stage and these new guys have come bulldozing through so quickly.

[@sean_43]

@idk 👀 it's just my instincts and feelings in it. I don't think he's got that intangible x-factor. He's a bit of a moaner. His style of play is kind of boring and predictable. He's very good at it but I don't think it's enough when the pressure is really on. I might be proven wrong but I think Rune just had that you know that little, Je ne sais quoi, so to speak. Alcaraz obviously has. Sinner and Tsitsipas are similar to me. Robotic and repetitive in their play but lack inspiration.

[@ss-mx2ob]

Glad to see a warm exchange between them after the match.

[@Xaveren]

Carlos est tt simplement impitoyable, bel avenir en perspective... Vamos 💪🏻🔥!

[@pawshands9706]

Carlos is a very rare young man. It's not just the undeniable talents he fully displays. Nor the charisma that draws people to him. It's how the other players respond to him. He is so good for the sport. Carlos has introduced a new tactic: death by drooshot. Unbelievable how he uses the shot.😮😮😮

[@lovedateline110]

it's very annoying and a game spoiler - his constant drop shots. What's next, underhand serve ?

[@D_JIM99]

Carlos executed his gameplan perfectly. Stefanos needs to continuously guess where Carlos will send the ball to. It’s either deep and sharp into a corner. When Stefanos anticipates and goes into a direction, then Carlos just hits the dropshot in the opposite direction. If Carlos is able to keep his level and doesn’t make to many unforced errors, then he drives any opponent nuts. When Carlos played against Sinner last time, Carlos wasn’t at his best to execute his way of playing and Sinner could read every move, and for sure Sinner played an incredible match and it wasn’t the first time Carlos lost a match to Sinner. He seems to have an antidote to neutralize Carlos. But I have said it many times already, Carlos changed the tennis game in how it is played. At least when he plays a match, due to the way he is able to dominate with his gameplan. There is currently no other player where you could this so clearly. That’s why his matches are so exciting to watch. All eyes are on Carlos going into Roland Garros, Novak will be a contender as he is hard to beat in a best of 5-set play. If Nadal is fit he is hard to beat on his own court…so we will we have to see how it unfolds.

[@patrikmarflak6559]

Absolute masterclass. Only injuries can stop this young man from breaking many records.

[@yuetchuen]

I will stop him. trust me

[@FenceThis]

@@yuetchuen because.. - you’re an injury ?

[@yuetchuen]

@@FenceThis Haha..I just know the secret why he is so good. You know...he and Medvedev are the only two in ATP tour knew Federer's secret method of hitting mindsets...if you don't believe, just google these two guys and Federer's hitting pics in the internet...in human history, only these three guys are tracking the coming ball until it hits their racket face EVERY shot even in matches...

[@yuetchuen]

@@FenceThis I am writing a book talking about this systematically....pls wait....I hope every tennis lovers should know about this ... We human being 99.9999999% are playing tennis wrongly!!!

[@blucat4]

@@yuetchuen Sorry, I was pretty good and I never watched the ball onto the racket, not even close. Federer did, you are right, but it's not a big secret play, sorry. And if only those three did it, why the success of so many others? Silly idea my friend.

[@hyperwarrior908]

We've debated about who has the greatest serve, greatest forehand or greatest volleys in the game but I really believe Alcaraz's dropshot is the greatest as of today! I've never seen anyone else executing so many great dropshots since last year.

[@TheBitterPill]

And what really makes it stand out is the disguise. There is absolutely no way to tell it's coming.

[@brunobaldrich9465]

His great effectiveness with dropshots is strongly related to his capacity to push the rivals away from the baseline. He has more time to prepare and execute the dropshot. Pure art

[@igor87bgd77]

This kid is something really special.

[@Nativa641]

¡¡¡Impresionante Carlitos Alcaraz, no me canso de disfrutar viendo sus partidos. Realmente es GENIAL... Wuaaauuu!!!!

[@arnaldocesar237]

ALCARAZ UNI FORÇA,TECNICA,HABILIDADES,VAI BATER TDS OS RECORDES COM CERTEZA.

[@rosePetrichor]

The dominance that will almost surely define the next decade of tennis on full show. The question is just whether he'll stay fit long enough to win everything. All his supposed rivals look like they just have no idea how to handle him whatsoever. The very few weaknesses in his game are closing up very quickly too

[@michaelvonhaven105]

Alcaraz can put the ball anywhere on the court. It's unbelievable

[@HADES-jw7kn]

No wonder Federer is Alcaraz's favorite player. His game style and intention are very much like the Swiss: variety, touch, and looks to finish the point as soon as possible, by taking time away from the opponent and relentlessly attacking.

[@mt.crushmore]

Exactly! I always get a bit confused when people call him Rafa 2.0 instead

[@Love_Okinawa]

@@mt.crushmore I can't help it because I'm Spanish like Rafa. lol

[@Abhi-wh3ik]

Oh, please. He doesn't even use a single handed backhand, yet you want credit for Carlos' game because he's the next big thing. If anyone, it's Tsisipas who's closest to Federer in game style.

[@codegeek-il5fm]

@@Abhi-wh3ik He is not talking about backhands. He is talking about style of play which is attacking and Federer is one of the most attacking players especially within Big 3. The person closest to Alcaraz when it comes to being attacking is Federer (he used to do drop shots when hardly people did it). Djoker and Nadal mostly were baseliners and grinders who would grind you out of the match especially in their early days. Thats why they have been more successful on slower courts in general while Fed was very successful on faster courts. Alcaraz is now bringing attack back even in slower courts like Clay and most people cannot handle it.

[@colethomas903]

Exactly

[@demop372]

Goddamn that may just be the greatest drop shot masterclass I’ve ever laid eyes on.

[@utkarshdeshmukh6414]

It's been only 2-3 for Alcaraz at this level but i must say there has never been anyone with better and as consistent drop shots! This is going to be iconic for decades to come!

[@Bhavyo]

True, its a combination. He has elite groundstrokes and forces the opponent to take a step back. if they do - bum, dropshot. if they stand on the baseline, Alcaraz just outhits them.

[@minorthreat5276]

No clip of the strings and opera singer after? - they were incredible. Lucky barcelona crowd.

[@enriquegca]

Nos esperan años muy buenos con Carlitos!! Enhorabuena!!

[@adaji556]

The drop shots here has to be a record! Damn.

[@CertifiedCruella]

The way he casually drop shot is amazing. The transition is perfection from brute power to drop shot

[@lovedateline110]

it's annoying how often he does it. Would u say the something if he constantly serves using underhand instead of a proper overhead serve?

[@71mrstealth]

A fantastic Match ! Alcaraz has Power, Touch, Accuracy, Speed and shows Humility! He's Respectful to other players and receive it in return !

[@luc.juan333]

19 years old. Let that sink in.

[@ram5833]

Great Alcaraz. Keep going & keep winning.

[@juancarlosazorinrevenga5393]

CUANTO SE HECHA DE MENOS A DON RAFAEL NADAL, FELICIDADES CARLITOS ALCARAZ QUE CRACK OTRO GALACTICO ESPAÑOL DEL TENIS MUNDIAL QUE DIRAN LOS FRANCESES, VIVA ESPAÑA, 🇪🇦🇪🇦🇪🇦🇪🇦🇪🇦🇪🇦🇪🇦🇪🇦🇪🇦🇪🇦🇪🇦

[@gustavoandrescampos205]

Desde Federer, no veo a alguien con la creatividad y ofensiva de Carlos. Volvió el juego ofensivo al tenis. Encima sumale la velocidad y la defensa. El jugador más completo del momento sacando a Djokovic. Por el momento el mejor jugador del mundo

[@Aaron-dt9pu]

those dropshots are just hilariously good

[@blucat4]

Sooo .... annoying ....

[@marijnnoorlander4613]

Alcaraz is a beast 🔥

[@marilena3999]

Tsitsipas was clearly not at his best (those backhands and returns..were just...) but at times he was playing very good tennis(in the beginning of the 2nd set for example, those rallies from both were insane) and he seems to slowly regaining his form As for Carlos..do I need to say anything..he was just too good . He was literally everywhere. And those dropshots were a pleasure to watch. Amazing what he has achieved just before he turns 20! Absolutely deserved!🎉

[@marilena3999]

@@games3tmatch couldn't agree more

[@mmm6325]

Tsitsipas didnt play like a small cat. Alcaraz was just too strong.

[@abhishekkhandkar]

Carlos himself reminds me of Rafa but his game reminds me of Federer. The command on his drop, variety of the shots, disguise, tactics. Almost seems effortless. Almost Federeresque

[@isabelCONSCIENCIA]

Jugando no se parece en nada a Nadal. Pero sí a Federer.

[@NamTran-xc2ip]

His effectiveness on these shots are more than Federer from what I can see and the stats

[@blucat4]

Federer was smooth and fluent, Alcaraz is like a robot. He's good, but not in the same style as Federer.

[@Abhi-wh3ik]

Especially the double handed backhand, raw power, athleticism, hairstyle, height, nose, and shorts are too reminiscent of Federer aka Federereswue. He's like a sodium copy of Federer. 😮

[@blucat4]

@@Abhi-wh3ik Anti-joke? I hope? All those things are not like Federer. Federer has a one handed backhand ..

[@jmanuelgbernal9904]

Un privilegio poder presenciar el crecimiento de un tenista tan fenomenal, larga vida al nuevo rey del tenis

[@Logan00710]

sigue siendo djokovic el rey y lo demostró en esta temporada, le saco el numero 1 a Carlos y le superó en resultados globales

[@lanocheoscura1995]

Carlitos nos hará muy felices en el tenis español. Si no se lesiona, tenemos repuesto para rato. Vamos Carlitos!! 🇪🇸

[@erickvilleda9220]

No lo creo, todo el mundo ve su gran capacidad y un deleite para el tenis.

[@marianagaoka9687]

Espero que haga como Federer y sepa escoger los torneos que más le convengan, y no como Nadal que por jugar todo termina con lesiones crónicas (ya sé que hay que defender puntos pero Federer se las ingenió).

[@cristiancarreras4225]

tiene que aprovechar que no hay grandes jugadores, todos medio pelo.

[@miguelmartinez-sd2lp]

​@@cristiancarreras4225 los de tu país ni así ganan 🤡🤣🤣🤣🤫🤣

[@miguelmartinez-sd2lp]

​@@cristiancarreras4225 Se te ve la envidia a leguas,solo un pie de alcaraz ya vale más que todos los tenistas de tu país,llorame vamos

[@innosanto]

Tsitsipas is still not in good form. He is slowly going to ok form.

[@drtash21]

The start of the Alcaraz era is here. The remaining 2 GOATs are injured and on their last legs. Hopefully another player will come along to challenge him and a proper rivalry develops but right now only rune and sinner have challenged him. Could be the next Big 3 if Rune and Sinner improve rapidly in the next few years. Or maybe one of them improve. We'll see.

[@iamkumarmihir]

Great play King Carlos congratulations ❤🎉 also good luck for Stefano❤

[@Ian-bb7vv]

The drop shot with the forehand is the best combo

[@vinnynguyen123]

Power, quickness, shot selections and precision; this kid has everything. To beat Alcaraz, others have got to have their best days combined with Alcaraz's worst days.

[@spizzz2]

alcaraz's slice is so perfect each time, combined with his unpredictable nature make him so good

[@peace4myheart]

Too many weapons, too much power, too much mental fortitude, and too much athleticism to compensate for most mistakes, that is how I'd describe Carlos Alcatraz.

[@guillepg9975]

What mistakes are you talking about? In this match he comites just 6 unforce mistakes

[@christianWilliams-pc4jn]

​@@guillepg9975 technically that's 6 mistakes lol.

[@victorito07]

​@@christianWilliams-pc4jnit's human ufff it's not a alien like i believed

[@peace4myheart]

@@guillepg9975 I meant that if he makes a mistake, he can use his athleticism to fix it. Like running and returning a ball that would be out of reach for most people.

[@izamarchewsky]

Caraca Alcaraz jogou lindamente demais 😍 Parabéns!!!!

[@kevintwine2315]

It’s actually a bit silly how good Alcaraz is

[@flanker909]

Deadly combination of raw power, finesse and variation that keeps opponent guessing all the time! Epic player who could surpass all past legends in the future.

[@juandois6581]

Hypothetically, only a prime Rafa on clay can beat this version of Alcaraz. A prime Djokovic will battle his heart out, but Alcaraz seems to have too many weapons, raw power, and variety, for the Serb to prevail (at least on paper)

[@mrhatman675]

Prime roger is better on clay than prime novak

[@serbianbeast1733]

​@@mrhatman675 17 titles vs. 11 titles for Federer. I don't think so. Djokovic is a better player on clay, but the margin is small.

[@mrhatman675]

@@serbianbeast1733 I mean djokovic used to lose to federer on clay when they met up

[@SigmaPotato327]

Alcaraz just perfected the drop shots and they are now one of his main weapons. Other playes started to use this weapon too, like Tsitsipas, because they see , that it works. Which means more players will be using it, so then they need to be more fast and to play more smart game . Also Lobs and Stop volleys are great weapons , if perfected.

[@trinifernandez2906]

Ferrero, his coach, said last Monday that they hardy trained drop shots.

[@VERSATENNISCLIPS]

When you see a player fist bumping on a bench before serving for championship tells he has confidence and the match is in his control. Alcaraz lost only 4 points in 2nd set service games. Looked for one break of serve only to keep his own to win the match.

[@kholoudMA94]

Congratulations Carlitos😍 well deserved win 👏🏻 Both players did great but Carlos was superb✨

[@Beth0126]

Only time i remember Alcaraz roaring that loud and passionately after winning was vs Stef in Barcelona last year. I think Alcaraz kinda does in a way take it more personally when he plays Stef than anyone else.

[@Beth0126]

@iannovak5223 yea most likely

[@recration]

What happened to Tsitsipas???? Never seen such good sportsmanship from him. Really happy to see that at the net. God that makes me like him haha.

[@RAHULSINGH-hh6pb]

Boom boom Carlos Alcaraz ❤️🔥

[@Разамазова]

О! Просто наслаждение ! Укороченные Алкараса поставлены на поток! Заново полюбила этого парня! Глаза восторгаются!

[@anupamvats5045]

I've never seen someone play the drop shot again and again with such perfection..

[@harrygreenspan9752]

A drop shot is only effective if you can set it up w deep shots or short angles to move your opponent out of position. And Carlos has mastered that too. Carlos is a black belt in shot selection based on his opponent's court position.

[@adisuryashakthi5744]

Unless Alcaraz has a terrible day at the office, there is no one stopping him at the French Open. Hope Novak and Rafa can be fully fit for the French Open and challenge Carlos.

[@Laland_1196]

Zverev: Id put myself there

[@drtash21]

Nadal needs to win RG23 to stay in the GOAT race. Djokovic doesn't. It seems both are in trouble with injuries though. Nadal with hip and Djokovic with elbow. What a sad way to end the greatest era of men's tennis, but oh well.

[@juandois6581]

@RX Zverev, not the same player as last year, and this version of Alcaraz is better.

[@Beth0126]

@@drtash21 Thing is Djokovic still has a lock on Wimby so to speak, even tho nothing is guaranteed, he's the best on grass atm. Also he has AO 24 to go for, but never know as Alcaraz could still cause some problems for him there. Unfortunately for Nadal, it seems like he does really need this slam, but cant ever count out the big 3 . And come on, we had a great ride while it lasted, I cant ask for the fairy tale ending, we had already had a fairy tale journey watching the big 3 .

[@trevorpullen3199]

@@drtash21 Yeah, you never know when they're time is over. Players just don't heal from injuries at that age like they did in their 20's and lower 30's. Federer was still playing really good tennis but has a few injuries, could never recover long enough to get his game back to 100% and that was it for him.... Both Nadal and Djokovic could win a few more grand slams, or they could also both be at the end. We'll find out over the next 4 months.

[@makissklavenitis9881]

Let's hope Carlitos stays healthy cuz his game has power but is very physical too. Not even Rafa played that well at 19yo.

[@shadowagent6051]

No,Nadal played better.

[@emmanuelnwankpa4752]

Carlos Alcaraz is on another planet you can see his comfortable on this surface is over all game is incredible. Tsitsipas has to improve in finals if he's going to win Grandslams however Carlos Alcaraz is going to be in the mix among the best at the top in the big tournaments if he stays injury free then he might break records again congratulations to him let's see if he can withstand the Terminator Djokovic when they meet at a big tournament yaaa

[@TravelPortugalBrasilTPB]

Alcaraz plays like a champion, will he win in R.G, French Open? Congratulations to this great young man. 👍🤗🌞

[@OnlyTennis-5190]

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[@oceanwaves657]

Nike needs to tie Alcaraz as their main man. He deserves to get special outfit like Rafa and Federer.

[@firefox1234ize]

Let’s see if Nike drops the ball like they did when they let Federer go to Uniqlo

[@SidneiMV]

Carlos Alcaraz. His massive shots and his clever dropshots.

[@b7tvnutricaoesportiva625]

Brutals dropshort no one has dropshot like him

[@felixxy]

The video quality is better then ever. Thanks and keep on!

[@nikostsanos]

There’s nobody that can defeat Carlos, if he plays on this level . He switched on God mode, right when the situation called for it. Elite material…..period.

[@raywill8638]

Djokovic/ Sinner / Rune

[@Fraudkovic]

​@@raywill8638 djokovic has never beaten him 😊

[@nikostsanos]

@@raywill8638 playing on that level ?? It won’t be easy. Only Nole, if he is healthy and even then, it will be a tight match

[@erickvilleda9220]

Hoy todo le salió perfecto... que cátedra. 😎😎

[@cristofermandanga3347]

Porque jugó tranquilo y con cabeza. Espero lo necesario, restó sin acelerarse en los segundos y si se pone a jugar, es imparable. Su mayor rival es el mismo.

[@cristiancarreras4225]

el Griego hizo todo lo posible para hacerlo lucir,

[@cosmopolitano2010]

Problaby he'll be the greatest tennis player in the future

[@DaleKelliher]

Many many Congratulations Carlos! "Simply the best," ever! (TT) Dale . :) WA Australia

[@namy66]

So sad for the tennis lovers to never witness a single match between roger and carlos.

[@robinkalousek7247]

Jesus Christ. Somebody teach Stef proper backhand and return. Disastrous performance from Tsitsipas. As always Carlos’ dropshots is a pure joy to watch

[@fivos833]

Go on then

[@Abhi-wh3ik]

Pretty much. Players who have strong backhand, can neutralize serve and power, and play percentage tennis can easily trouble Alcaraz. Players like Sinner (who's already shown it), Novak, Rune, Zverev, etc. RG draw will be fun.

[@BadOmen2]

I don't find drop shots that appealing to watch, especially when used in excess. To each their own I guess.

[@victorito07]

​@@BadOmen2carlos is incredible don't cry

[@victorito07]

​there is normal dropshot and alcaraz dropshot it's not the same 😉 his dropshot is so good to watch Everybody have diffèrent taste maybe

[@samuelsebastianmarmolejosa3744]

Le ganó a puro drop shot! increíble!

[@chichipalacio]

Ven, se los dije, no hay superficie que muestre la evolución como ésta, velocidad de tiro ganador todo el tiempo... No hay torneos más grande que los lentos, nada lleva a un jugador a estar más concentrado, tener estrategia, talento, fuerza...VAMOS CARLITOS!!!!

[@vasilis1963]

6:56 Of course the point was lost, but man you rarely see powerful offensive tweeners like that these days. Most of the players make them powerless lobs.

[@azeezoyewale3782]

Just masterful. I mean, the amount of drop shots he makes is insane.

[@gee355Art]

The drop shot: a perfect antidote to those players who like to stand 4 feet behind the baseline 😂 well played, Carlos 🎉

[@MoorishBrooklyn]

Fantastic match. Great battle. Phenomenal tennis from Alcaraz.