ANALYSIS: Alcaraz DESTROYS Djokovic for 2nd Wimbledon, 4th Major | THE SLICE

[@josephineuju3947]

This young man is wonderful in his technique on tennis courts. He's really a star. May God help him with good health.

[@ajaybaines7654]

Stephen. Great preview before the match. And now this. You are a great analyst man. Love your show!

[@alburaq3290]

Good prediction man. Sad to see Djokovic being destroyed like this but Alcaraz was too good. He's what was missing from Tennis next gens. Djokovic movement looked comprised.

[@kingnole4237]

Not destroyed It's operated Djokovic ,any looser can beat Djokovic

[@rioollie]

@@kingnole4237 lol dood! Djokovic will never win another slam. And, he's clearly won plenty. He's too old for elite tennis.

[@kingnole4237]

@@rioollie if Roger can play Wimbledon final at 38 why not djoker... Djokovic will win next year AO and probably Wimby

[@rioollie]

@@kingnole4237 well, probably never again a major. oh well. he's healthy and happy. cheers!

[@2_5_8_11metaka]

​@@kingnole4237 Djokovic had a small knee operation. Imagine he had 3+ big operations like Nadal? That's why Nadal is the king.

[@jesusmtz29]

Great analysis. Watching this match got me thinking, was Ferrero truly one of those greats legendary players who could not win more because he could not execute strategy the way Carlos can? In my mind this is probably the case.

[@huzcer]

because Alcaraz has much greater physical attributes and skill would be the biggest reason.

[@Aaron-dt9pu]

I like Sinner as well, but there's no way you can convince me he's the better player. Alcaraz is clearly the best in the world right now

[@Fraudkovic]

​@@unknowncollector6923because of mickey mouse tournaments. He's a small tournament farmer. Alcaraz wins all the big ones

[@Aneeshtheraveyank]

@@unknowncollector6923Alcaraz then won the next 2 grand slams buddy. Dude beat Djokovic twice on centre court.

[@Aaron-dt9pu]

@@unknowncollector6923 Point being? Djokovic is also ranked higher still. Lol. They don't mean that much

[@westonmeyer3110]

Alcaraz continues to have massive improvements every year and Sinner might not be able to keep up. Sinner got a big boost at the end of last year and he is basically the same guy as he was while Alcaraz has somehow increased his skill level yet again despite having no form in the clay and grass seasons this year.

[@tonyh4807]

Watch now Sinner will win USO. I can feel it in my bones. I think he will win most of the hard court masters 1000 from now till end of the year.

[@KCNwokoye]

Wow you were right but it wasn't 4 sets but 3. Alcaraz was brilliant.

[@teej143]

Almost went to a 4th, I almost died! But even better that Carlos was able to quickly move past that game and win in the tiebreak against the greatest in tiebreakers

[@unknowncollector6923]

​​@@teej143 I said the same you did and got accused of being a Joker fan making excuses. I not sure why people can't admit the 3rd set was tight.

[@teej143]

@@unknowncollector6923 who a accused you of being a djoker fan? The Djokovic-hater account? I was told the same thing when I posted somewhere that Carlos needs to bring his A+ game today, but I told him to GTFO lol Vamos Carlos 👑

[@unknowncollector6923]

@@teej143 Sorry for late reply stupid KZbin didn't notify me when U replied. Scroll down the page and look for the words sugar coat because l mentioned that the owner of the channel sugar coating this since he he only broke Novack's serve once, and Novak broke his due to nerves when he was serving for the championship, thus causing a tie break. Then look at the reply. I find U have to be very careful what U say on here because people misread what U say, glad U told that guy to GTFO.

[@leonardobraynen1524]

Ppl talk about Carlos and yrs he deserves utmost credit. But please lets start puttin respect on Juan Carlos Ferrero's name. He put Carlos in strategic positions to beat the likes of Novak.

[@pauljohnson6019]

@@leonardobraynen1524 Yes, let's also praise his discipline of doing monk mode nofap, this is what gives the edge in finals, why do you think Tyson was undefeatable in his 20s?

[@ytalchemy]

so true

[@teej143]

I subscribed but people should stop calling Carlos “kid”. He’s a young man and he’s the king! 👑

[@thebooknanny]

Great analysis! Respect to Djokovic - can’t deny his 24 slams. As for Carlos - wow he is just amazing and I am grateful to be able to see the start of a legendary career. To all the Nole fans - I feel your pain. I was sad beyond belief when Borg lost to McEnroe at Wimbledon. That was the first changing of the guard I witnessed. Carlos is the new prince of tennis. Praying he stays healthy and looking forward to many more exciting dynamic matches from him. Honestly, I now find other players too boring to watch. Sorry but it’s just my option so pls don’t hate on me. 🎾❤️🎾

[@DackRambo]

Next year in Australia he will complete the career slam

[@arvinds4961]

Take a bow Stephen you got your pre tournament prediction spot on just like RG .

[@GaryGarlic]

Djok fans were mad at you for picking Alcaraz to win? I guess everyone needs to have their opinion or else they attack. Maybe they're mad because Alcaraz is much more accomplished at 21 than Djok was.

[@huzcer]

Nobody has ever made a slam final five weeks after knee surgery that's for sure

[@JordanjamesX]

Carlos is the new King in men tennis he is the real deal. I knew Carlos was going to win but surprised it was straight sets. Novak unfortunately time is running out he is 37. Carlos volleys well people need to talk about that more. He has more variety than other young guys. Carlos is a natural.

[@huzcer]

Djokovic was also 5 weeks after knee surgery. he's 37 but also not at his full capability. At the ATP Finals their last meeting the score was more one-sided than this.

[@TimeIdle]

I'm pretty sure that Alcaraz is the only player in history whose first 3 slams were on three different surfaces. (At least in men). Correct me if I'm wrong.

[@tasaneewantanakul8382]

Once a gain on the wimbledon title winner congratulations Alcaraz👏👏🏆

[@pawshands9706]

One thing i wasn't expecting was how aggressive and quick Carlos started. Last year Carlos had a horrid start and also had to contend with Novak's stalling ploys. This year i picked Carlos again because he is so much better nentally. Novak looked stunned throughout and appeared to be desperate. Either way Carlos was not to be stopped. His serving was also a factor.

[@colethomas903]

#Vamos back to back Wimbledon back to back slams #4

[@pauljohnson6019]

Jerkovic is finished, his 'black magic,' and praying didn't help, although 40-0 was scary as hell, this is exactly how Federer lost Wimbledon 2019, and if this was Medvedev or Sinner, they probably would have choked the match away, that's why Novak was literally s*****g himself, and hoping for some dark magic, to make Alcaraz lose his mind.

[@Adaobieistyping]

@@pauljohnson6019 yes alcaraz is so mentally tough to reset so quickly. because if it had gone to a fourth....

[@pauljohnson6019]

@@Adaobieistyping I have a feeling he would have lost, Novak would have gained more confidence, and found his A game, Alcaraz may have had more self doubts, similar to what happened last year, but in reverse, good thing it didn't

[@2_5_8_11metaka]

​@@pauljohnson6019 Novak Djokovic after 2010 US Open was like " Nadal is 24 and #1, he has 9 GS titles, all 4 GS, olympic gold, 15:6 record against me.. And I'm 23, I have only 1 GS title which is almost 3 years old (AO 2008) and I'm 3 + years #3... I need to do something". And Nole started to cheat, everybody who thinks that his stamina improved 30% in such short period because of gluten diet is naive

[@huzcer]

Djokovic you do have to concede was also only 5 weeks after knee surgery. he's 37 but also not at his full capability. At the ATP Finals their last meeting the score was more one-sided than this. no player has ever made a slam final 5 weeks after knee surgery that's for sure.

[@ranrabi9381]

New proposed header: Alcaraz destroys Djokovic, sends crybaby Novak fans into meltdown, proves Stephen right😂

[@padrobro700]

Du bist ein niemand

[@theslicetennis]

😂

[@nemanja7786]

So funny...not

[@user-fv1rm4et8l]

Enough is enough let’s wait and see what the future holds for CARLOS,,nobody is infallible,

[@lorenzovonmatta8278]

Alcaraz was absolutely amazing. I would've been surprised if Djoko won looking at his previous matches but I certainly wasn't counting him out because Alcaraz did look vulnerable but also Djoko has won numerous titles. But I've seen him (Alcaraz) numerous times and one of his strengths is his positivity and the courage to go for it whether he wins the point or not. No fear to go for it. It's high risk at times but very exciting and good for him. Agassi was questioning whether Alcaraz could dominate tennis because he "smiles" alot during the Netflix slam match. I thought to myself. Yes. Of course he can! Everyone is different. Agassi hated tennis lol and won, but Alcaraz loves it and wins. I also heard many people bang on about lack of concentration during matches but I think this is completely normal as someone so young. I do not expect him to be so consistent, that's why I'm amazed at how well he's doing. I remember Djoko doing plenty of drop-shots which was losing him many points. He changed this later on and became very secure in his game. I also agree. He is the best player at the moment. He was sensational in the final. The most dangerous thing is that he is most unpredictable and he has everything in his game so those skills could come out at any moment during a match. And once he's matured and consistently hits the right shots at the right time, then he will be almost invincible. My only wish, is that he does not have major injuries. If that's the case, he can make double digit slams. But who knows, it's not a guarantee. Winning multiple grand-slams is very difficult. We've witnessed extraordinary tennis with the big 3 and Murray. I don't expect history to repeat itself quite like that so I do not compare with them. But what this does, is great for tennis. The Sinner-Alcaraz rivarly will only get bigger. Love both the guys. They'll also be other guys such as late-bloomers and new young blood who will challenge. That's always the case.

[@drstew1]

Your prediction before the match was not liked by Novak fans, accusing you of being a hater. 😅 I can’t imagine you hating any player. The whole point of your channel is to be neutral and objective. Well your prediction was as accurate as I’ve seen on you tube. Bravo. Definitely staying here

[@videocat9]

You know what you’re talking about! Well done with your prediction!

[@sbvish2000]

Respect Slice! You call it right❤🎉

[@sidneymcdavid]

Alcaraz is truly the best in the world notwithstanding that after this Wimbledon victory, he is still slightly behind Sinner in overall points Alcaraz will only get better

[@slc2466]

Carlos just keeps ascending- vamos!

[@lsmart]

Stephen, as a Fed fanatic, the 2019 final was far more painful, because whereas Novak was annihilated from start to finish, Fed was actually the better player that Sunday (as Novak readily admitted), and only because he was beaten mentally by Novak (I must admit the truth), did he lose all three tie breakers and blow 2 match points on serve.

[@codegeek-il5fm]

Yea. Fed should have won 2019 but lost 2009 Final.

[@PS-sb6rh]

Congratulations Alcaraz. You are making impossible things possible. Winning against Djokovic at Wimbledon twice in a row is insane. He is playing at very high level. 37 year old Djokovic is no match for the wonder tennis 👦.

[@pauljohnson6019]

Djokovic should never have been here, he got a walkover from Alex Diminaur, and then Rune played terrible, and folded like a tent, Alcaraz is the real deal, Novak gonna have nightmares like Federer did, after losing Wimbledon 2019 and 2015 in the finals, karma is for real!

[@guenfiskarim8666]

@@pauljohnson6019 what if he win wimbledon again...he is the goat for a raison

[@pauljohnson6019]

@@guenfiskarim8666 Novak never going to win Wimbledon again at 38 with alcaraz there! Novak can only get 25 GS on AO Surface now maybe, if Sinner and Alcaraz get knocked out early.

[@guenfiskarim8666]

@@pauljohnson6019 never say never with novak mate he is mentality monster and he can do it next year alcaraz or sinner could be out of forme and the others are not that good

[@huzcer]

​@@pauljohnson6019Djokovic is a mental giant in comparison to Federer. Djokovic is still making slam finals five weeks after knee surgery. Literally nobody has ever done that before at any age.

[@phyotennis7462]

Novak didn’t really show up until 3rd Set I think. But woW 😮 Carlos level was insane some of the passing shots are impossible 😮 . Is it the changing of the guard?

[@pauljohnson6019]

Cu**tovic ego too big, thought he was going to equal Federer's record today, and got destroyed in straights, goodbye and he's never getting 9 Wimbledons now, in fact, I don't think he can win any slams, maybe AO2025, if Alcaraz and Sinner lose early, which I don't see happening.

[@guenfiskarim8666]

@@pauljohnson6019 that all what matter for insecure people Djokovic not wining anymore...never forget he is still playing finals federer and nadal can't as long as he is pushing he can win again...btw i'm a federer fan

[@tjr4459]

Novak didn’t show up because Carlos kept him out for the first two sets.

[@phyotennis7462]

@@tjr4459 yes, Carlos was outstanding in 1st 2 sets. Novak also choking a bit. I am not sure it’s just nerves or physical issues as well? But definitely strategic errors in the whole match.

[@2_5_8_11metaka]

​@@pauljohnson6019 Djokovic will again play all his matches after 18:00h in Australia and other guys must play from 11:00 to 18:00 on australian sun. So unfair.

[@MaitreMoebius81]

No one called Federer done until it was over, although he hasn't been able to beat Djokovic in a GS since Wimledon 2012. He still played on for 7 years, adding GS trophies when Djokovic was injured.

[@colethomas903]

@maitremorbius81 Federer got called done many many times After 2008 Wimbledon After 2011 USO After. 2013 USO 2014-2015 too 2016 too The facts are there for anyone to see u can google people making articles and stuff so plz do research before u say what your doing

[@esscce]

Novak fans are making unreasonable excuses of age issues Federer in 2019 was 37 and was literally 99.99% winning the match Djoko is just not that guy Carlos snowed us last year he's not that guy Djoko had more resting more time to think strategy Djokos problem is not energy levels Other points, djoko last year was playing high levels this is just a few moths a ago and you guys were calling him a titan now you are full of mental gymnastics

[@HalaBadawi-lo9kh]

Alcaraz is a Superstar with a heart of Gold 🤩🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟💫 Without a doubt He’s definitely the No 1 in the World ☝️The whole world looove to watch him play more than any other player!!! He’s electric dynamic charismatic and has this killer instinct !!!He leaves You in Awe with his Magic Shots😮😳 The Rest have All the shots in the book but play like Robots !!! Verrry Boring 😅 whether it’s Sinner or Djokovic !!! The latter should retire and play the Violin 🎻 😂 Congrats Calitos 🤩🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟💫🏆🏆🏆🏆 Bravooo what a performance 👍🌟💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼 For me U’re the Best in the World 🌎 Vamoooooooos in Paris ❤

[@esscce]

BS His knee was fine, did u see how fast he was moving, he left some dropshots because he didn't anticipate as much he was worried about the forehand from Carlos, that is the reason his dropshot works you don't know if its gonna be a rocket shot or a feather drop

[@TercerokoWorld]

Im spanish and a Carlos fan' but Noles movement was worst than usual. I dont think he was fully recovered.

[@esscce]

@@TercerokoWorld he was moving well the issue was tactics and mentality, in those departments Carlos steamrollered him In the 3rd set tiebreaker id argue Carlos was on the ropes but novak tried to go for the kill and hit errors Don't make excuses That injury wasn't a big deal injury Also got time to rest, played less hours in my estimation

[@TercerokoWorld]

@@esscce its not what i watched. The diffenece of movement and level if you compare it with the last year was inmense.

[@esscce]

@@TercerokoWorld and the level of alcaraz was crazy, and Novak knows that which affects his mental game dummy

[@Fraudkovic]

Exactly his knee was fine .alcaraz destriyed him 😂😂. Alcaraz always makes him look foolish

[@taksvenkat3747]

If Djoker thinks of his retirement post Olympics, it will give him a chance to focus more on the Gold.

[@haydengarinduchesne9269]

Had Carlos in four tight sets before the match but it was kind of a blow out until mid third set . I think the reason Novak missed a lot of volleys he would normally make is because he’s aware of Carlos exceptional movement, he did how however seem devoid of energy those first two sets not much on his shots , lack of penetration on serve, Carlos was locked in from the start and never relented until maybe 5-4 40-0 djoker would have had to have brought his a game to pull through today and even that may not have been enough . I do think djokovic’s game maybe isn’t going to cut it against the top top guys anymore which is to be expected he is starting to slow down not playing as much , the question is how high can Alcaraz go At lest ten plus now surely ?

[@leonardobraynen1524]

You called it bub!!! Great analysis! He out-Novak *NOVAK* 2DAY! 😅

[@ROYAL_REBEL]

I predicted Alcaraz in 4. He did it in 3. Sinner was superior than Alcaraz just a few months ago, but Alcaraz has since improved his serve massively, and now he is better than Sinner. This is the reason Alcaraz's wish was to play against Sinner during this tournament.

[@codegeek-il5fm]

Sinner was not necessarily superior to Alcaraz. Alcaraz dropped his level a bit and based on watching the 2 so far, I believe that Alcaraz has a lot more variety than Sinner. Sinner is the closest competitor though other than zverev and Medvedev ocassionally. For next few years (unless another player emerges), Grand Slam fights will be b/w Alcaraz, Sinner, Medvedev and Zverev and the rest are basically many notches down. Of course, Djoker is technically there but I doubt he will last beyond 2025 if at all. He won a lot in 2023 but so far 0 titles in 2024 and things are rapidly changing with alcaraz and sinner taking the reins now.

[@ROYAL_REBEL]

@@codegeek-il5fm He was superior than Alcaraz for a short time that lasted about 8 months. Then after Indian Wells, Alcaraz evolved, and became better than Sinner. This version of Alcaraz is a beast. btw, I have watched both Alcaraz and Sinner's game before Alcaraz won the US Open.

[@huzcer]

@@ROYAL_REBEL we will have to see as the hardcourt swing comes back into play where Medvedev and Sinner have more of an advantage. then indoor where Alcaraz has never even made a minor final in his career yet. And Djokovic too - 5 weeks after surgery is not going to be his best version.

[@ROYAL_REBEL]

@@huzcer Alcaraz did win the US Open on a hard court. And he's already said that his favorite surface is a hard court. But we'll see. All three of them are my favorites anyway. I would wish for Meddy to win another GS though.

[@huzcer]

@@ROYAL_REBEL he won the US Open in a depleted draw in 2022 yes. he also made that hard court comment a while back now tbh. he'd probably change it to grass now if asked.

[@kundun5]

I thought tennis was dead seeing how easily an injured Novaxx advanced to the final. Thank,goodness Carlos righted that ship. Men’s game is in a sad state though. Mussseti looked like a college player… how did he make the semis? Depth in men’s game is severe,y lacking aside from Alcaraz at the moment. Sinner is too injury prone; his bodies too frail… the rest of the men’s side are terrible!

[@codegeek-il5fm]

Other than Big 3, there hasn't been anyone real for almost 10+ years and Djoker took full advantage of that with aging Federer and a Nadal who is usually great on Clay. Now with Alcaraz/Sinner, that party is over. They will be lot harder to beat in the next 2-3 years and it is time for Djoker to consider his future considering he hasn't won a single title in 2024 and is going to be 38 next year. I think he wants the 8 wimbledons badly but now its tough. He will be 38 for wimbledon 2025 and I highly doubt he will last that long.

[@kundun5]

@@codegeek-il5fm I’m not sure Sinners body will cooperate…hope he and his team can figure out how to get him bigger and stronger… the big 3 had Andy Murray, Wawrinka, and a couple of others that had moments… this new generation is pretty awful!

[@pauljohnson6019]

@@codegeek-il5fm He will be 38 and slower, also the rest will be mentally stronger, like Musetti and Zverev, that old fart is done, enough of the madness.

[@nicksaveka5078]

djoko had the easiest run into the final by far

[@suchitaamin7929]

Also we need to have perspective for Novak coming 5 weeks after arthroscopic knee repair of his meniscus. His movement from side to side was not fully there. But still he started slow in sets 1 and 2. Carlos's serve was so good. Carlos was great in every aspect of the game.

[@narayanaswamys8786]

Almost, Tennis career of Djokovic has been destroyed by Carlos Alcaraz. Already, Djokovic made huge money through TENNIS. Let him satisfied the money he earned through Tennis, and take rest. Otherwise, Djokovic has to face defeat in preliminary rounds of Grand slams, coming up in near future.

[@alonzobishop3671]

Father Time has been coming for Novak and he always wins in the end… At 37, it was quite a feat to reach the final! Novak knows the door is closing on his career- the ride has been extraordinary…

[@j.wkamae6936]

Congratulations Carlitos❤

[@iceescape]

You nailed the prediction! I really didn't think it would be this one sided though.

[@StacyLosca]

You were right!!! Again🎉🎉

[@tomasgianni3830]

Great video. I subscribe to everything you just said, pretty much verbatim.

[@elumazhais9865]

Stephen you are turning out to be god of predictions in ao you made a video why sinner will beat djokovic in 4 sets and it happened exactly , then rg and now you got it spot on as well .

[@670kane]

Federer was 38 not 39 But still I agree with what you said

[@nikhils2381]

Federer was 37 actually during Wimbledon 2019 lol

[@Andreas1986xyz]

True

[@codegeek-il5fm]

@@nikhils2381 Federer was 3 weeks away from turning 38 when he played WImbledon 2019 final.

[@Malek-df6ml]

Thanks for your input

[@ManuelPorcell-el9cx]

Fed was 37-38 at 2019 Wimbledon not 39.

[@danbotez1307]

Carlitos 'de facto' retired Djoker. Michas Gracias Carlitos !

[@georgesunaryo5080]

I was sure that djokovic would lose to alcaraz. Djokovic was just lucky into final,besides he got easy draw,the seeded already lost at previous rounds plus got the WO at QF, I'm so glad djokovic lost, now l wait for his maniac fans to comment.

[@unknowncollector6923]

I see a lot of excuses here for Novack's performance, like his knee injury, even Novak said he didn't blame the knee he simply was outplayed, his words, not mine. Anyone who saw the AO match with Sinner could predict we would get a similar result and he didn't even have the knee injury. He simply doesn't have the energy to complete with players that have the same or greater skill than him when they make him run all over the court. It's not just youth its skill as well because he can still take out younger players that are still ranked relatively high.

[@BarryMcCockiner1]

Thank you for the prediction! You made me $10,000. 🙏

[@tshavfengvang7831]

It's 3 sets to love. It's a demolition or whatever you want to sugar coat it! 😂

[@spnyce4414]

JoeCovid got SPANKED!!! VAMOSSSSS!!!

[@johnnytampocao7671]

Tactical genius by Alcaraz, he said yesterday that he knows How to beat Jokovic, Vice Versa. Carlitos is just so good to today and Novak has no answer to break Alcaraz game. When I predicted yesterday that Carlos will win in 3 I was just joking.

[@ImaneSoulhi]

Alcaraz deserved to win but Im sure Novak was scared I have a list of players who use psychological pressure on their opponents Alcaraz and Nadal are top of the list

[@MMimi-mg4qt]

Did you notice that Novak didn't have the chance to train as usual in weeks BEFORE Wimbledon? Knee problem is irrelevant??? That's why he was slow...

[@rasta-topolovac]

Goooood night🤣🎻

[@kondal22]

You pridiction was right

[@phillipbotha]

Was really dissapointed with Djokovic's performance. He didn't even try to put up a fight. It was like he didn't care. We never saw this kind of attitude from Rafa.

[@Robbb86]

Stephen I want to apologize. I deleted my comment which was just disrespectful. I was drunk and disappointed. You do a good job with your channel. Sometimes i hate being a fanboy but what can i do? Big 3 era is already over... have to accept it. Sorry again!

[@Robbb86]

Nole is the GOAT

[@ranrabi9381]

No one argues that, it’s a fact at this point. Just as much as the fact Alcaraz is a better player these days

[@hatah9305]

The new GOAT is in the making AND YOU KNOW IT! Just a matter of time tick tock tick tock 😂

[@pauljohnson6019]

GOAT got destroyed hard today, he was made to look like an amateur ranked 100 player, haha, Novak is never beating Alcaraz on any surface now, in any tournament, Novak is done, he's going to have nightmares like Federer did, after losing Wimbledon 2019.

[@dewman7477]

Keep coping because the story is Djokovic lost today

[@ritabanbanerjee5744]

Goat in Alcaraz's pocket 🤣

[@anad2172]

I can’t agree with you when you compare the age gap between Federer and Djokovic (5y) and Djokovic and Carlitos (16 y). Roger and Novak are the same generation the gap is quite narrow whereas the gap is abyssal between a 21y old and 37y old. Just incomparable

[@c.m.l.184]

100% right

[@Nathillien]

14:45 oh yes. the only difference is that Federer was better player than Djokovic in that wimbledon final 2019, which was not the case with Djokovic in this Winbledon. Yeah, back then, 38 year old Fed against 32 year old Djokovic. Now we can see how good Federer was.

[@vsks]

The king is dead!! #DjokerFinished

[@roxanaandrews2884]

And God Bless the King!!!!

[@sonicmoj1]

Exactly. What comes around goes around. I remember when Djokovic's dad shouted the king is dead and infact it was true for Roger. Roger was dead!

[@unknowncollector6923]

I can't stand Novak and glad he got beaten but l think you are sugar coating this a bit, the 3rd set was tight until he finally managed to break Novak's serve but failed to close out the match and then Djokovic broke him due to nerves. As a result the two games after ended up sending the match into a tie break. Just like the Tiafoe match it was like a light switched on and Alcatraz was able to comeback n win the tie break, to win the championship. So hypothetically the 3rd set could have gone either way but l am relieved it didn't.

[@buzzfunk]

lol "able to comback". He was leading with 2 sets. How else can you not sugar coat it? It didnt go either way. Clearly another joker fan looking for excuses.

[@unknowncollector6923]

​​​@@buzzfunk The " comeback" in the set, just meant the set could of gone either way, considering how well Novak does in tie breaks. Yeah if U look at just the sets it looks like he got destroyed but l was pretty concerned when Alcatraz couldn't close the set when he was serving for the championship. I am last person U should be calling a Joker fan for years l refused to watch men's Tennis because of him. I hope he is gone for good now.

[@parisianne6900]

I like you~😂

[@nikhils2381]

Federer was 37 and not 39 during Wimbledon 2019. Get your facts checked lol. Plus Novak at 32 was past his prime. He was at his prime from 2011-2015.

[@borisnahalka3027]

good summary, no analytics. as always. why was Carlos winning serve-return battle? Why was Novak going to net so often and played high aggressive game even if it didn't work for him? Why the backhand down the line didn't worked? Why had Carlos so much success with the body serve? answering those questions is analyses. sorry, but you are not there yet. what you are at is to point out what we all seen for ourselves. in other words - you are at level of whats, but not at hows and whys. But I hope you can improve.

[@TercerokoWorld]

Maybe we wont see more close/disputed Alcaraz vs Djokovic matches again.. and that is sad

[@toddjohnson271]

They are 16 years apart....Novak would dismantle him peak to peak.

[@TercerokoWorld]

@@toddjohnson271 thats a dumb comment, since we havent seen Carlos peak.

[@toddjohnson271]

@@TercerokoWorld He's getting there and his peer right now is a 37 year old......

[@JP-Hovey]

MYSTIC BOUGHTON

[@HichamBahi-x7x]

You look like Jake Gyllenhaal is he relative

[@TheDrakulie]

I am the ONE that picked Alcarez to win Wimbledon in 2023

[@DackRambo]

This is like Serena's quest for 24..we all assumed she would get there and never did. Djokovic is not getting 25.

[@joelbufkin5331]

I don’t agree with you about sinner, I think if sinner was fully healthy in that meditative match it would’ve gone way different. I also think sinner would’ve beat alcaraz (if healthy) in the semifinals. I think that sinner clearly would’ve been the same thing to Djokovic like alcaraz did in the final today. just wait till the U.S. Open and if he can stay healthy at Wimbledon next year, he will be the champion mark my words july 14, 2024

[@angelatanurdzic7508]

Congrats to Carlos 🎉🎉

[@loisbock9591]

P

[@padrobro700]

Ja und nole war 31 jahre alt und nicht 21 also wie ihr nole hasst ist schon krank

[@canski5646]

what is novak going to say the truth ?? he has all the records doesn't need look down on anyone he has nothing to prove...Carlos knows himeself he won by default against a injured,one legged, 37 yr old who just had knee surgery...Big deal nothing to praise or any kind of real achievement..Ndal/djoki aussie 2012 final 2 healthy guys battling for 6 hours that is a match.. I would bet the farm if djoki got the 3rd setwould be talking different ,carlos would have been embarrased being beaten by a cripple..Carlos is not the smartest guy he will win some more in the goldilocks era with nadal/djoki,murray,fed.wawarinka all gone..once his hard hitting injuries start creeping up he will fade away

[@johnboylong40]

He did just come off knee surgery. He won, but you can’t just skip that part.

[@atitslan4776]

He should just retire already and not sink into decryptitude like Rafa

[@0i0l0o]

.i. .i.

[@nancygregorio7898]

Sinner is good but he’s very much in love 👩‍❤️‍👨💕💘

[@meghnadeshmukh4480]

First of all,this is not about Sinner, it's about Alcaraz winning his 4th slam Second, you're being sexist.He lost fair and square. If being in a relationship had any effect on his performance, how come he won Halle? Sinner need to get better at playing 5 rounds (edit: sets not rounds) Stop being a toxic fan

[@michael8597]

Federer was 37 years old then in 2019, not 39. Don't keep adding years. He was born on 8th August, 1981. Wimbledon is held in the beginning of July. Novak was 32 then, a difference of 5 years. How the heck you can compare - unless you are a Federer's fan - this to a 21 year old beating an out of form, surgery burdened 37 year old 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@michael8597]

Nobody talks about a 21 year old kid beating a 37 year old player fit enough to be his father. Not only that, this 37 year old player is terribly out of form not having beaten a top 10 player this year. To compound his misery, his knee went under knife just 38 days back and playing Wimbledon was doubtful even 3 days before the tournament. And these biased analysts don't talk about that while they were making all kinds of excuses when the kid got cramps at French open against the same player who was at his peak then. If the kid is such a marvel, why he almost lost to Tiafoe and was also outplayed by Humbert for almost 2 sets..

[@dexday452]

You soundblike a cult member ....your comments merely emphasise the fact that Djokobitch's draw was indeed a joke.

[@esquibelle]

If NDj had won you'd use the identical "excuses" as accolades for why he has been a champion for so many years blah blah blah. Guess what? He lost. Ho hum. So predictable.

[@michael8597]

@@esquibelle I know you cannot give an effective counter because facts haunt you.

[@eloisewiehman7326]

Just Unsubscribed

[@anthonymartinez4148]

However, Novak is still the world's best player

[@pnunezaguila]

Was, he was the best

[@lubamordkovich4077]

You are such unprofessional commentator Stephen. Should take lesson from professionals or 18,000 all you are going to get

[@lubamordkovich4077]

Never I will subscribe to such a partisan unprofessional

[@vivahernando1]

Haha Djoko fans are hurting

[@lubamordkovich4077]

@@vivahernando1 he is unprofessional and you are a moron

[@Gustavo-wx2yo]

Enjoy YOUR COMMENTS And THIS Is Real in 2024, if I were Djokovic I WILL retire NOW, Enjoy The money and He's accomplished Until NOW, ALCATRAZ Embarrassed HIM, Djokovic Should GO Fishing 🎣🦦😂👌🌎🇪🇸, Case Closed 🔒😁