TITANIC Battle Between Carlos Alcaraz And Novak Djokovic | Madrid 2022 Highlights

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[@MatteoL82]

this guy's tennis is insane. Nole, Rafa and Roger looked the same when they were young. unstoppable forces. bravo Carlos.

[@mosessimon2687]

Not true. You just assume that. Alcaraz tennis wil lnever come close to Federer and Nadal. Maybe close to Djokovic.

[@pietrpiepir6444]

@@mosessimon2687 Alcaraz is doing more at 19 than Fed did.

[@masni1364]

@@mosessimon2687 djokovic is goat dude

[@cristiansegura4263]

@@masni1364 Federer and Nadal >>> Djokovic

[@Mr-Yo]

@@pietrpiepir6444 its not about how it starts, its about how it ends. What Federer, Rafa and Djokovic have achieved along their careers playing in the same era wont happen again.

[@jeremie2020]

This kid does have the X factor...he's got everything, the mental strength included. Beating Nadal and Djokovic back to back at 19 years of age, R E S P E C T Carlos.

[@chocosquirrel3319]

Small correction. Beating injured nadal and novak back to back.

[@mahdisuccar9054]

@@chocosquirrel3319nadal is not injured per se, he is coming back from an injury so early stages. But what Carlos just did is huge because nadal on clay (I know this is not his favourite tournament and he had a lot of unforced errors) is almost unbeatable even when not at his best. Give props to Carlos

[@goodee4451]

carlos is crazy good. Dvoka through everything at him at it wqanst enough. a 19 yr old just beat back to back two of the greatest players ever!. and the scary thing is i dont even think he was at his best in either match. he had alot of unforced errors

[@tonyuzi881]

@@chocosquirrel3319 Excuses excuses and more excuses...

[@mainemceachern1521]

@@goodee4451 I think those were mostly forced errors because I just checked the match stats and Carlos officially had 50 winners to 5 UEs. Unreal!

[@jackskellington1]

Congrats to Alcaraz! He beat Nadal and Djokovic in back-to-back matches, which is very impressive and definitely not easy to do. I really like how Alcaraz came in and just hit the ball before it bounced in the two points shown in these highlights. Shows how confident he is and takes time away from Novak. Hope he wins in the final!

[@m.b9207]

Hope? He will make tsitsipas (probably) his bitch. He cant lose this.

[@thebigmonstaandy6644]

he is 1st ever ,who did it on clay.

[@pacifist1360]

@@thebigmonstaandy6644 Not to mention the fact that he beat Nadal on clay at such a young age, which is super impressive.

[@pacifist1360]

Also the fact that he was able to beat Nadal on clay, prior to beating Djokovic, and made the clay court king look rather ordinary, is unbelievable. He definitely has it in him to become the next all time great and reach the pinnacle of tennis. Let's see. As much as I like Djokovic and Nadal, I am very happy for Alcaraz, as very few people can do what Alcaraz has just accomplished throughout this tournament. Alcaraz for the title!

[@kathrynisach7259]

@@pacifist1360 pls look at the age difference also if Nadal and Djokovic were 19 Alcaraz wouldn't be able to take a set

[@sulky69]

Alcaraz even has the mental ability to change his game midway through a match: I haven't seen him play these very high balls while defending, but he saw Nole doing that and he followed. Immense skills, superb physical form and the intelligence to adapt his game to circumstances, what a beast!

[@realnesx]

The disguised back hand drop shot, he excutes that shot so well.

[@innosanto]

What is very food aboot him, is thay he trains by playing chess. This shows that he goes for complete training.

[@innosanto]

@@realnesx yeah exactly righ word, disguised. It is not only great, it is disguised to chnge at last moment.

[@Tennis_Expert]

His mental strenght is nowhere near that of Nadal or Djokovic!

[@christopherwellman2364]

Absolutely incredible, I mean amazing; he's like Roger, Rafael, and Novak rolled up into one!

[@djfunkychicken]

As a hardcore Djokovic fan.. I'm very happy to see Novak quickly returning to playing his high level of tennis. I'm also happy to see this kid making a massive statement, displaying what the others outside the Big 3 have lacked. A close but well deserved win

[@filipbabovic8474]

Oh bloody shut up

[@daisy92204]

I wish Carlos the best in the world. He is another natural born tennis genius. But when Nole loses I can't watch it. I get this every time and worse I can always feel Novak's lost match score in a weird way before the game even starts. It's agonizing ... Anyway Novak also knows how to give his fans a hard time when he loses 2:0 But it was different ... Even when he was losing matches like that. But this kid is great and with his matches against legends of the sport like Nadal and Novak, I really know I'm missing out on some beautiful tennis. But that's how I react when Novak is losing. Maybe in a few years I will be able to see and enjoy this beautiful game played by the greatest. But it is not yet this time ... Greetings to you all 🙂 #novakdjocovic

[@letrantrung1]

Attack like Roger, Moving like Rafa, Mentally strong like Novak. Come on, tennis....don't leave the next decade boring with 1 single dominance...

[@manarivorandriambololona50]

@@letrantrung1 It's the other way round tho Novak is faster than Rafa (and has been fitter since they were 25-26) Rafa is more clutch (wins more important points) hence stronger mentally I think... From a Novak Fan

[@djfunkychicken]

@@manarivorandriambololona50 It's been much closer.. perhaps even leaning towards Djokovic. Novak won 5 matches being 2 sets down and all in GS's while Nadal wn from 2sets down in 3 GS's and a major. Interestingly.. Nadal has saved 13 MP's and Novak saving 12 MP's in their careers. BUT.. Nadal has lost 8 games from having MP whereas Djokovic has only lost 3 times from having MP. Both have insane mental strength and both had fitness in their 20's that was WAY beyond what we see today

[@WivoRN]

OFFICIAL: The future of Tennis is in safe hands!

[@Zoran889]

You should be the first to know that you are wrong .... He needs a rival equal to him to be interesting. If only he dominates, it will not be exciting.

[@TheCreamsoda25]

@@Zoran889 fair enough

[@saisagartata9464]

@@Zoran889 Zverev?

[@mosessimon2687]

B.S. Whos says the future of Tennis was not in safe hands. Alcaraz wuill never win 21 Slams, an understatement.

[@Zoran889]

@@saisagartata9464 Zverev has a game, but he doesn't have a complete head yet, so Alcaraz will own it very easily, and he is already 24.(Zverev) Remember what kind of tennis Novak and Nadal played in those years, ASTRONOMICAL

[@satyu_]

Fearless! That's what makes him different from all the others that tried to topple the Big 3. In pressure moments he's the only youngster who swings harder

[@chocosquirrel3319]

In pressure moments u should not swing harder u clown u should play the margins

[@valentinb.117]

@@chocosquirrel3319 If you swing harder like Alcaraz and win all the big points you should do that you cLoWn… Goddamn there’s some stupid ass people in here

[@juanquintana6070]

And with his dad looking at him from the stands. Just crazy. Another family business for the game.

[@mosessimon2687]

Nobody will tople the Big 3, the torch will only be passed to the next generation. Topple means if Alcaraz wins 22 slams or winbs more slams than the Big 3 which wopuld be virtualy imposible to achieve.

[@goodee4451]

you nailed it. alcarez paly like hes been playing for 30 yrs. no matter how big the moment this guy just gets it done. damn i just believe a 19yrs old has this level of maturity

[@serbianbeast1733]

One of the best matches you'll get too see, for those who watched it live. The atmosphere was absolutely electric...One of the all time greats and the forever anti-hero vs. the giant killer and Spanish hero. The crowd just lapped up this sensational match. Rafa was no where near his best yesterday, but Novak was looking good and solid throughout. But Alcaraz, what a player. He responded with interest to whatever trick the vily Serbian threw at him. Without sounding hyperbolic, only a prime Big 3 or Wawrinka playing lights out, can match or exceed the level of Alcaraz at his best. With the BIG 3 gone, it's going to be open season for the young Spaniard. There's no stopping him...Let's pray for some worthy opponent/s.

[@chantelevendal247]

respect for putting wawrinka in there 🙏

[@plutus2243]

Great comment! But, Rafa at his best the last few years has been 70-80% of his prime. His foot speed and venom on his forehand has drastically reduced. Unfortunately we will never get to see prime Rafa vs. prime Alcaraz.

[@clarkkent1680]

Lmao,these excuses

[@adisuryashakthi5744]

@@clarkkent1680 what??

[@bartekbartonezz4318]

Lol what are u on about, Rafa and djokovic are literally still the top dawgs

[@iurietivladut7607]

As a diehard tennis fan, you know when you have that feeling that a new dominant figure is born in tennis. I sincerely have that feeling with Alcaraz... Amazing talent and he can truly become one of the greatest ever if he keeps it like this. Even his attitude at the end of the match recommends him as THE ONE after many years to dethrone the "three kings" of their generation.

[@quinley7877]

He’s so brave. To go for the drop shot and be confident that he’ll win the point every single time. Such a great player. Nole played well too and very nice exchange at the net.

[@mountainssea9642]

Changing of the guard. The respect Novak gave him at the handshake was amazing.

[@silverlakeas]

Rafa’s always been my favourite player but I will be rooting for this young man after Rafa retires or loses . Great attitude, respect for other players & the game.

[@silverlakeas]

@Quote Gonna be a lot of fun the next few years & exciting to see what he can achieve.

[@mariahe4069]

Another good Spaniard

[@gretchenlittle6817]

@Quote Me three!

[@7RocketRonaldo17]

Same here ! this kid has it all, if he stays save from nadal kinda injuries. he will break records !

[@fao831]

Same here too

[@fabriziovincitorio9377]

It was so boring to watch many matches in the last time...but this young player is stunning: creative, various, smart and strong, what else? Tennis has a new shining star, thanks God.

[@andrespablosesteban2979]

Sono d'accordo con te Fabrizio!! Abbiamo un campeone!!

[@OthelloAcademy]

Djokovic: Alcaraz is the future of tennis. Alcaraz: The future is now! What an intense match by both players! Amazing!

[@Christo01]

Novak said he is the future and the present, already established top ten player...

[@rn3001]

@@Christo01 Exactly. Some people never give credit where it is due.

[@BLAZe-f1f]

Yeah surely it's the present 😂

[@JuanPablo-zq9gd]

Now, is the most anticipated rematch in the tennis world today.

[@greekstyle2954]

Alcaraz is the new king for many reasons: Beating two Legends in a row 19 year's old No 6 now! And of corse his attitude and mentally on the court is just incredible. He also shows us a new style of Tennis...He just flashed me! Respect Carlitos💪

[@mosessimon2687]

Do your research, David Naldbandian beat the Big 3 in a row at Madrid 2007 to win the Madrid Title. Someone already did it and did it when the Big 3 were in the prime. Alcaraz is beating the Big 2 in their 30s.

[@angelpm6815]

@@mosessimon2687 cry

[@jdaws4896]

Yeah bro 😜 , check your facts 🎾 . For the record I don’t mind

[@sebkosk]

@@mosessimon2687 they are still one pf tje best if not the best players in the world

[@lavrana61]

He hasn't won the tournament yet

[@squeedum4893]

Defeats the reigning King of Clay and the World No. 1 in consecutive matches. This kid is legit. He just put the rest of the tour on blast.

[@reneclem1354]

We'll see his face for long from now...☺️

[@Hammerton32]

Beating Nadal or Djoko in the best of five at a GS is the next real test. PS. the rest of the tour is already on blast -

[@djfriedman7862]

This is so exciting! I remember I first saw him in the 2021 US open match against Tsitsipas. He was so entertaining and surprising and I thought then "Oh there's definitely something special about this kid". Been following him since! Shows good sportsmanship too. Yay Carlos!

[@GeorgeT370]

Yep, it`s very nice that we can see a player rise like that who is so likeable at the same time...

[@RenaA9]

I swear to god I’ve seen him also the first time against Tsitsipas and I thought to myself this kid is something else and since follow every game of him

[@scottwarren4998]

nole would have had more confidence in many roland garroses if djokovic had faced nadal and beat nadal in roland garros 2011. sad for djokovic.

[@djfriedman7862]

@@RenaA9 Remember that last set tiebreak? Epic.

[@djfriedman7862]

@@scottwarren4998 During the quarter match against Alcaraz and Nadal I thought, I want to see Alcaraz win....but I also really wanted to see a Nadal vs Djokovic match. Hopefully soon!

[@jaisharma5201]

Youngest player to defeat a world number one in 17 years Vamos, Carlos!

[@jaisharma5201]

AND the first man to defeat Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic in the same clay court tournament!

[@AtlBoi]

Don’t even know how many times I have watched these highlights, NEED another between these two

[@vukasindjurickovic4905]

Next Friday you will get what you wish for Djokovic vs Alcaraz French open SF

[@Atombender]

1:12 look how quick Alcaraz regained his footing. Even though he lost the point, he never gave up on the set.

[@scottwarren4998]

nole would have had more confidence in many roland garroses if djokovic had faced nadal and beat nadal in roland garros 2011. sad for djokovic.

[@ronishpadhy910]

@@scottwarren4998 may not have won, anything can happen in any match

[@michelebaragetti4316]

Like fognini

[@Atal_B]

Great anticipation from C. Alcaraz. Unlike others, he shows stability, maturity and great shots. Another Spaniard great in the making 💙💙💙.

[@IndieRockerHippy]

He's got everything. Amazing player for his age. Looking forward to watching an incredible career

[@SuhasSreehariOnline]

Amazing player. Period. Not only for his age, no qualification needed.

[@Harry-yc2hx]

what really leaves me in awe is his tennis IQ. He makes great decisions at the right time.

[@IndieRockerHippy]

@@Harry-yc2hx Definitely. And he doesn't hold back or second guess at the most important moments. He seems fearless

[@azz4441]

@Rafa Undisputed goat Alcaraz will take your dare

[@jacquelinevlee2918]

So glad to see the future tennis is in safe hands....there's someone out there after BIG 3....Bravo Carlos!!! Love your mental resilience.

[@elyesbouraoui9808]

He's got the serve, he's got the forehand, he's got the backhand, he's got the drop shot. With some more consistency this guy is going to DOMINATE! Providing he stays free of injuries.

[@hello-mv6yg]

@Fissuranal69 damn this was 7 days ago. His serve has drastically improved. Have you seen his recent matches? He is hitting all the corners with ease.

[@lakshaydahiya3400]

Don't want to jinx it but we are watching a legend in the making. He has got every shot in his armoury. With this much strength, he'll murder the ball in a year or two. He contains his celebration after beating a legend. He gets the crowd on his side. He doesn't speak trash in post match conferences.He has all the ingredients of a champion. Beating 2 of the goat back to back in their own game is no mean achievement and guess what, he isn't done yet. Tennis is really lucky that Carlos alcaraz garfia choose it

[@elliotlee9577]

Legend? Too early to tell. Maybe after winning 5 grand glams then your comment may carry more weight. Now? Nah…

[@mariac162]

@@elliotlee9577 Nadie empieza ganando 5 grand slams, pero se ve donde hay mucho futuro par ganarlos. Rafa siempre se bió su enorme calidad. Pésimo tu comentario, jajaja no ha ganado 5 grandes……

[@louissay]

Don’t worry. You won’t jinx it. You simply don’t have that power…💁🏽‍♂️

[@mariosamper8186]

@@elliotlee9577 he told a future legend according to his posture, and in the beauty of his plays in front of two legends

[@innosanto]

Ehat do you mean in their own game? They are bith returning feom injury or long histus and political stuff such as deportation. But they are wiite close to form, they played wuite good, and Alcaraz showed that he has a game very full to rival how full their game is, which is very rare to have worked on all shots very well, as if he has no preference. He likes strong shots but also light shots and drop shots etc

[@keithjacobson1640]

I can't get enough of this guy. He is incredible

[@pendulomod]

This match reminds me of when Nadal won RG 2005 against Roger Federer. This might be the turning point of the beginning of the new era GOAT beating the old legends. And we all know Alcaraz is unmatched by the other new gen players, so if he stays healthy we might be watching in 15 years Alcaraz surpassing the 20 grand slams like the 3 GOATS.

[@serbanaurelian4151]

Let him win 1 first...20? Or 21? There s no way .Statistically improbable.That a 5 years of back to back slams.What Nadal Federer and Djokovic did I can t see repeating.

[@V79K]

Actually this match reminded me of 2007 Roger Cup, when Djokovic beat Roddick, Nadal and Federer in the quarters, semis and finals respectively. This kid is something special ❤️

[@mar_casabuena7503]

Que así sea, que aguante la presión mental y que la salud lo respecte.👏

[@mosessimon2687]

@@serbanaurelian4151 That's funny. But you're right, though. I don't see Alcarz winning 21 Slams. Let's be honest. Wilt Chamberlain scored 100 points in one game back in 1962 way before Michael Jordan was born (1963). 60 years later, no one has scored 100 points in one game. Kobe was the closest with 81 points.

[@jcortez5550]

Just have fun! He is well trained and not only in Sporting way

[@JoyStickFamily]

amazing game! thank you gentlemen for the show. a legend and a future legend. 🇷🇸🇪🇸

[@andyleeatp8188]

Alcaraz life is my dream ! This amazing hard work and talent he built from young. His parents and couch must be so proud of him. All the efforts that they have poured and mould him to this day!

[@Mason-ir3yi]

You did it kid! "Your gonna eat lightnin' and crap thunder"! - Couch

[@MGBranco]

Been a while I don't fallow tennis...I opened this video and my jaw just collapsed.... What a talent! So young! Great future ahead! Congrats me hermano Alcaraz!

[@romainmj7245]

Clearly top 3 best 3 sets matches in my book ! Espacially because of the context and defeat Nadal and djokovic back to back ! That level from alcaraz is near perfect

[@rasplasdsg]

I'm Spanish and obviously fan of Alcaraz, but it's not even in my top20. There was more drama than quality. But I recognise this match is one of the most symbolic of the Century, a generational succession.

[@romainmj7245]

@@rasplasdsg ? Did u actually watch the match ? I mean the level was incredible ! Remind me of the thiem djokovic atp finals 2019...thats was an epic also !

[@reydon3413]

@@rasplasdsg Viva el Sur

[@rasplasdsg]

​@@romainmj7245 In fact I'm still in the stands, watching Jabeur vs Pegula, maybe I told it with more knowledge than you...​

[@rasplasdsg]

@@romainmj7245 Kecmanovic vs Alcaraz last Miami had more level than this match, other point is the drama, context and the emotional moments.

[@georgebeier3550]

Woohoo! I'm so excited for Alcaraz. What a player! So thrilling to watch. He's got the patience to compete against a human backboard like Novak but also the strength to over power him.

[@Amr_D]

he beat the no goat Serbian cry baby. What a good day

[@tadeokrzos2550]

Or Nadal for that matter lol. Nadal is a machine on clay. Would love to see Alcaraz vs Nadal at Rolland Garros or Nole vs Alcaraz.

[@radieschen79]

@@tadeokrzos2550 I'm pretty sure we all will get to witness these matches at RG very soon!

[@1nalh]

beat nadal also in madrid.

[@beanie_123]

Whos here watching this before there french open semi final?

[@Ignozi]

Well it's about time that Djokodal have to contend with a young ATG who is improving with every passing tournament. Now it gets interesting.

[@davidag90]

Just when we thought we'll going to miss Roger, Rafa and Nole hahahah. Beautiful tennis from Alcaraz. He and Sinner are restoring my love for following the tour.

[@natoskull2]

Sinner is nowhere even CLOSE to Charlie, IMO.

[@lesliegeddes7896]

I do miss Federer. Nadal and Djokovic are still playing thankfully. For me, no one will ever replace the breathtaking tennis I witness from the incomparable Rafael Nadal. I wish Carlos well, but I do not understand the disrespect.

[@davidag90]

@@natoskull2 certainly not, but still has room to improve and a great attitude. The one that other players of his age lack

[@davidag90]

@@lesliegeddes7896 what disrespect are you talking about?

[@lesliegeddes7896]

@@davidag90 🤨 I am not being sarcastic- don't you think your comment was dismissive of 3 phenomenal tennis players who have elevated the sport with their talent?

[@limitlessky5784]

Wow this is THE historic moment in the new generation tennis history! Alcaraz is our next BIG 1! 🤯🎉

[@hado6602]

And tennis will be boring

[@theoneandonly8207]

Nadal 2.0🧐

[@thatguyperseus]

@@hado6602 exactly how?

[@mezamezz]

@@theoneandonly8207 if alcaraz wins french open at 19 here I think we have a new nadal :)

[@TheM5guy]

@@hado6602 tennis has been boring ever since federer and nadal were MIA for last 2-3 years. Now carlos and medvedev are the ones making it interesting again.

[@manuelese8760]

It was expected a big fight between these two and they didn't disappoint. Close matches usually go Novak's way and this kid played with a cold head

[@mosessimon2687]

Not true. Djokovis has lost close matches against Federer, Murray and Nadal. No one is bigger than the game.

[@sasook]

@@mosessimon2687 He said usually, not always

[@jdaws4896]

@@sasook 😤

[@rksleung]

@@mosessimon2687 Also, this is ATP 1000 matches. Let's see what those Next-Gen bring to the table in best of 5.

[@leonardobraynen1524]

@@rksleung i hear u and u right. But for now, lets give this young man his due in taking out the current GRAND SLAM holder in Nadal and the #1 player in Novak @ the same tournament! Unreal!

[@cbje760]

who is here just before their Roland Garros Semi-final?

[@samer4435]

Extended highlights please. This match deserves.

[@soninsolenceallsaint1511]

Djokovic reaction when he won the first set is everything you need to know about Alcaraz. These guys play mental games all the time so for Djokovic to display such relief after winning the first set says it all. Alcaraz is nothing to play with.

[@eldrickt.w.3525]

Djokovic reaction after winning the first set sounded a bit overreacted to me. He also celebrated while looking at Carlos, which I have never seen it before while doing such a huge celebration. I'm sure he was just trying to intimidate him. Didn't work lol.

[@franckvincent5190]

​@@eldrickt.w.3525 LOL. I got EXACTLY the same impression, overreacted celebration from Novax. Alcaraz is the future of tennis and the future is now.

[@Christo01]

not to forget it was Novaks only 11 match of the year...

[@bqcjm2ldnstuff]

Djokovic reaction doesnt have anything with Carlos. It has with audience. In first set Novak was better player, after losing first set he composed and outplayed Alcaraz. But audience was not showing any respect, as usally.

[@juancarlosjuancarlos4629]

@@franckvincent5190 Djokovic will keep winning slams for next 3 years. He lost 2 from his last 60 gs matches. Alcaraz is a beast. He will push Novak to his limits, but I don’t see him beating Novak in slams yet. Djokovic tennis IQ and ability to adapt during the match will prevail in FO. Today Alcaraz played perfect tennis but still 1-2 points decided the match outcome. Alcaraz deserved that win. Djokovic is chess player who will find out how to open the court against Alcaraz, how to dominate from the base line and how to anticipate better this drop shots. Looking forward to Paris and homework of both Rafa and Novak to beat this young beast. Alcaraz mental strength is unbelievable. But never underestimate Novak Djokovic, he will took his confidence in most important moments and win many more slams. Also Rafa will win few 1-3 more slams. He is capable to beat Alcaraz on all 3 surfaces in best of 5 matches

[@user-xm2tj8zy6z]

Well...question now is who can actually stop this young uprising monster to conquer ATP for the next decade? He is only 19 years of age and definitely capable to become even better in term of skill, physically and mentally. 🥶🥶🥶

[@monicac8823]

He beat nadal who came back from injury and beat djokovic who played about six matches this year.Both of them still can stop him when they 100% ready.After 2024 it’s going to be Alcazar vs weak era.I don’t see next big 3 which gives big chance to win most GS.

[@andreaho]

@@monicac8823 just stop it. There's nothing called weak era.

[@azz4441]

19 is already physical peak

[@bojanovicd8937]

Huge respect to Carlos. I couldn’t even count how many prefect dropshots that he made and fired back every time. He was unplayable today.

[@SimonJack94]

how was he unplayable if he won in a third set breaker lmao

[@jwizdum2103]

Nah what was insane about the match was Novak COULD play him, but Alcaraz's resilience in every moment Novak had a chance to come back was just on another level, it was his mental fortitude in the 3rd set that won him the match, as well as his play obviously

[@juliohernandez3323]

@@SimonJack94 Right. His resolve is what really got him out of this match.

[@joshcollins5305]

Not sure, I watched the whole match and I think Carlos made a lot of unforced errors today and although Djokovic was playing well, wouldn't say he was at his very best. A great match don't get me wrong and Carlos is definitely a future number 1, however plenty to work on for him.

[@selftaughtflippingtwins8501]

beats Nadal and Djokovic in the same tournament on clay insane 🔥🔥🔥🔥❤️

[@jessepinkman9256]

watching this after he won his 1st gran slam in NY, good tennis BIITCH!

[@Tyronepeader]

Given some of the gloating comments from Djokovic fans in recent years about his supposed invincibility, it must be galling for them to have to contemplate a future with a fit Alcaraz in it.

[@juanaude9246]

Excepcional! Alcaraz al nivel técnico del número 1 y con el temple de un jugador experimentado. Braaavooo! Tenemos gran tenis por muchos años

[@tennisfitapp]

Most scary is that he gets better every tournament or even every match!! 🥳🙏

[@ilhanciger6967]

This has been one of most significant match of tennis history . Reign of master Djokovic is in transition to this spanish guy, Alcatraz was in beast mode and what a delightful match it was.

[@fabienh3943]

Alca who?

[@nate9198]

Djokovic was playing at his top level here and Alcaraz managed to come out on top. Upcoming rivalries with them will be something to watch.

[@dzonibravo7867]

Top level Djokovic is only on GS now, he's too old to be always on high level.

[@justchillin6314]

Dude there’s a 16 year age difference lol, they may have a rivalry for a year or 2, but Sinner will be Alcaraz’s rival as he’s only 2 years older. Anyways, Alcaraz is a joy to watch and easily the most promising player since the big 3, but we need to see Alcaraz face Nole at a slam next tho as slams are always different beasts.

[@kingo5792]

Who is here before their semi final on RG?

[@violetajaneva24]

I am a big Novak fan..and I am always very sad when he looses, but big congrats. to Alcaraz. I had a feeling that Novak is playing with young version of himself :) Proud of the game from the both players.

[@zhichaohong2968]

Alcaraz is not like the young version of Novak. He is an attacking player. Novak is more defense than attacking.

[@violetajaneva24]

@@zhichaohong2968 You are right, but they are very look alike

[@sowmyan3458]

@@zhichaohong2968 I don't see anyone really talking about it. There were several instances in the match where Novak was dictating the point, but then when the time was necessary to be confident and finish the point, he lets Alcaraz get back in the point with a mediocre finishing shot. Alcaraz has shown that he is a different breed of player already, and that he will absolutely punish any unconfident finishing shot. As the world number one, Novak knows this, and I think it's something Ivanisevic will surely work on with him to beat Alcaraz especially. The biggest example of this was when Novak had break point in the second set (4-4 I think?), where he was dictating the rally and should have been much more confident with that backhand crosscourt. He has such a good backhand, so why isn't he? Novak would have almost definitely won the point if he went for it right there, and most likely would have won the match. Of course, habituation must have played a big role in his inadequate finishing shots since he has been winning slams (2021 especially) playing the same way - since no one else on tour was comparable to Alcaraz now. I'm not saying Novak should start going for winners all over the pace, because it isn't his style - Alcaraz is simply a better shotmaker. What I am saying is that he should be 100% confident when attempting to finish points after dictating.

[@andrewromero5008]

Alcatraz isn't the same as Djokovic. Novak is boring to watch. Alcaraz is much more exciting and electric on court. Not the same

[@violetajaneva24]

@@andrewromero5008 After such a long tennis career I don’t see anything boring. Everybody has their own preferences. The kid is good, with eye of the tiger, but after 10 years we will see who broke the best records.

[@steven7846]

What can I say ? I'm lost for words ! Djokovic played really well, but Alcaraz won anyway. That's just insane ! How can you be that good at that age !?

[@cybercipher5770]

I mean Nadal won at 17 against world number 1 . So it’s not nothing unprecedented but special indeed!

[@guillermoolivares2035]

@@cybercipher5770 You're wrong. Carlitos is the youngest player who defeats a n°1

[@asdfswer4657]

@@guillermoolivares2035 no, the first in 17 years. the latest being nadal

[@jeffreykaufmann2867]

@@cybercipher5770 Boris Becker won Wimbledon at 17 years old

[@rajeshr5261]

@@jeffreykaufmann2867 Michael Chang won the French Open at 16 years old. :P

[@kieranrankie203]

This will definitely go down as one of, if not the best match of the year. The level near the end was insane. Djokovic became really aggressive at 4-5 down in the third and threw everything at Alcaraz but the youngster still came out on top! He really stepped up a level in his defensive skills. Incredible. Hope he wins the final. He deserves it simply because he beat Nadal and Djokovic back to back.

[@SSR3010]

Agree with everything you said but he shouldn’t win the final just because he beat two greats back to back( who we all know aren’t 100 percent atm). Alcaraz vs Tsitsipas will be exciting to watch.

[@simondoan69]

I’d say it belongs in top 10 best matches all time

[@banburydrumtuition8651]

Yes but he beat Nadal coming back from injury and no matches, and Novak with very little march play. A little perspective needed.

[@clarkwey7618]

@@SSR3010 alcaraz OWN tsitsitpas. We already know that

[@SSR3010]

@@clarkwey7618 Sadly, Tsitsipas is the best we have at the moment to challenge Alcaraz on clay.

[@aloynium]

Wow came here after the US open semis, this guy Carlos has a gigantic potential, his speed, agility, and accuracy is just remarkable

[@justdev8965]

2:01 Djokovic: moonball return is so tactical. Opponent is forced to stay back but Alcaraz responded with an even more ludicrous moonball. The mind games in this game are something else...

[@vsaminat]

He’s got an awesome forehand, a beautiful drop shot and the intelligence to mix power and placement to keep opponents on their heels. He’s also starting to show mental toughness to win the crucial points against the best. His only weakness is his susceptibility to injury when he’s supposed to be at his physical peak. That’s obviously something he can work to rectify with his trainers

[@aguude1711]

physical peak at 19? impossible he still growing maybe might get taller.... he should be somewhat susceptiuble at 18/19

[@scottwarren4998]

nole would have had more confidence in many roland garroses if djokovic had faced nadal and beat nadal in roland garros 2011. sad for djokovic.

[@innosanto]

His drop shot is his best shot and biggest weapon.

[@innosanto]

@@scottwarren4998 Djokovic does not think like that. Champions dont have ifs they have work and facts.

[@razgriz1ne1ne48]

@@aguude1711 I think he ment his playstyle making him susceptible to injury, and possibility of doing career affecting damage at a young age (I mean the kid is already faster and bigger hitting than Nadal, Djokovic were at their primes, and he hasn't even reached his)

[@humbertocasado6884]

The temerity, boldness, forwarnes of the youth! Good for people with talent that believe in themselves and work hard to achieve their goals! Congratulations Carlos!

[@johndevadas1933]

Stunning! We thought we saw it all with the big 3 and now in comes this talent who may be just as good, if not better. A long long way to go in terms of records but Carlos is surely on the right trajectory.

[@Marjopolo302]

One tournament bro, relax

[@radieschen79]

@@Marjopolo302 You didn't watch any tournaments nor matches from Alcaraz before, didn't you?

[@wearenotincalifornia]

i dont think he is near roger or rafa in terms of talent, counter punching is not talent! and he is great on clay, let him make that journey like rafa where he dominated all surfaces

[@esquibelle]

@@wearenotincalifornia ha ha RF's fans NEVER STOP It's over people

[@wearenotincalifornia]

@@esquibelle haha where are all the next gen grandslams titles which you guys have been hyping up since a decade 🤣😂

[@bengu1853]

Absolutely unbelievable level of tennis here. So happy for Alcaraz, an absolute MONSTER of a player at 19 years of age! He's also got a good head on his shoulders, something that can't be said for a fair few other players, *cough* Zverev, Kyrgios *cough*

[@NoName-eq5oy]

the most dominant tennis player ever against perhaps the most dominant player of the future. historic moment.

[@jimmyconnor5358]

History in the making!! Folks, we are in for a treat ahead. Stay healthy Carlos!!

[@mosessimon2687]

How many Grand Slams? We will see.

[@dzavid6077]

This is the beginning of a great player in the making. Huge congratulations to Alcaraz

[@mosessimon2687]

We will see.

[@zencosuzuki8496]

@@mosessimon2687 He will be no.1 without a doubt. If he will be without injury.

[@Leo-nc3yx]

@@zencosuzuki8496 I agree ,he just keep improving over the last few months ,I have to say when he won the first 2 titles I thought it was a fluke ,since the players he beat wasn’t that impressive .But after the first round lost against Korda in Montecarlo,he just unlocked another level ,and he is beating the tour right now. Although I can still see some flaws in his game ,it’s really not much you can ask for a guy just turned 19,he already had a mix of power and touch,and his instinct is great ,high tennis IQ .He might as well dominate the tour if he stays injury free,unless the “Old Next Gen “ can still improve . Also Rune is coming around as a super star potential,although he might not be as early matured as Alcaraz ,I can definitely see him go on the top as well.

[@zencosuzuki8496]

@@Leo-nc3yx I agree with you. Greetings from Poland.

[@jackmessent3490]

What an enthralling match from both! An astonishing achievement for Alcaraz to become the first player to defeat Nadal and Djokovic back to back on a clay court!

[@slXD100]

while that is the case, let's not pretend that nadal and djokovic were at their clay-form, neither of them hd the opportunitiy to reach clay-form this season, but still,. great effort Alcaraz.

[@-BigIi-]

@@slXD100 neither was Alcaraz at his best yet... it goes both ways... They got beaten... period.

[@reydon3413]

@@albertoizquierdo7896 Esooo Viva el Sur

[@kabayanhustler]

@@slXD100 Carlos wasn't even at his best here. Don't kid yourself. At his best Djokovic would probably lose in 2 sets.

[@martydav9475]

@@slXD100 There will have been times when Djokovic and Nadal beat players who weren't at their best - that always works two ways.

[@liammcneill5844]

Alcaraz is the only player who can make Djokovic look mortal. These guys are going to have some epic matches over the next few years

[@pedromorales167]

Djokovic right now looks mortal. He will not be #1 anymore. Alcaraz is now King of the hill!

[@stylesiva]

​@Pedro Morales lol this aged well ah😂

[@aazarzabal9250]

​@@pedromorales167 😂😂😂

[@justchillin6314]

Well this aged well 🤣 Alcaraz will never be Roger, Rafa or Nole, he will burn out.

[@justchillin6314]

@@pedromorales167 Oops 🤣 Alcaraz was the never the true number one even when he was.

[@cytiub]

He reads Djokovic's game well. Really rise to the occasion with more more composed shots. Legend in the making if he keeps on improving. Congrats to Alcaraz!

[@Gauu56]

Speechless this kid!!!! The New number one is born !!!👏👏👏👏💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻

[@user-sx4sy2ot2r]

Что творит этот парень, просто фантастика, невероятный уровень игры. Удачи тебе и везения в твоих тенисных делах.😘🙄♥️

[@faritbich]

Успеваю смотреть тока обзоры.. Ничесе паренёк

[@radieschen79]

@@faritbich Would love to see a match Medvedev vs Alcaraz.

[@susa4727]

Alcaraz is unreal. This finally feels like watching the next World #1 instead of just hoping that the next gen can win 1 match. We're watching the rise of a generational talent, like Federer or LeBron. Let's enjoy it.

[@mosessimon2687]

The kid struggled. If he wins in straight set, then you guys can stream. He nearlyt got a bagel from Nadal on the second set (6-1). Come one, it is good he won, but don't call what it is not. Too premature. Let's see if he can win 5 Madrid titles like Nadal, the only record.

[@pietrpiepir6444]

@@mosessimon2687 He fell down in the set that he "nearly got a bagel" in.

[@lesliegeddes7896]

I'm savouring every moment of the incredible talent and longevity of excellence provided by Federer, Nadal and Djokovic, which may never come our way again. Never have I wished for next gen to win a match- I have wished for superb tennis. All three are incredible and I wish Carlos the best in his career. But for me, it is the incomparable Rafael Nadal who plays the most thrilling and breathtaking tennis on this planet. Ever. That's what I will be enjoying the most for every minute I am fortunate enough to witness.

[@flaviushonoriusemperorofro3903]

why u insult those legends with a baby ? what if tomorrow tsitsipas will beat this baby in his home ? Where u will go hide next ?

[@susa4727]

@@mosessimon2687 My brudda he beat Nadal and Djokovic in a row. Nuff said

[@konohamarusarutobi5623]

New number 1 Alcaraz 🔥

[@2005jungsuman]

A new star is born,

[@cavabertcavabert6147]

A voir l’attitude de djoko après le 1er set j’ai été pour alcaraz…. On aurai cru qu’il avait gagné le match. Rien que pour cela j’ai soutenu alcaraz qui pour son jeune âge reste humble.

[@nebsimatovic2275]

Reminds me when Novak beat Roger and Rafa in Toronto 2007, same age... For this young man only left is mental build up and try to be ready for 5 sets or 5+hours of hard play.. He is going to be number 1 for many years for sure. Congrats..

[@pintoacr3800]

DJOKOVID WAS WINNING SINCE LAST 5 YEARS BECAUSE THERE WAS NO PROPER COMPETITION FOR HIM. ONCE HE GOT COMPETITION HE IS NOT ABLE TO WIN AGAINST A 18 YEAR OLD KID. HIS ONLY LUCK WAS HE HAD ADVANTAGE AGAINST RAFA PLAYING STYLE. .

[@nebsimatovic2275]

@@pintoacr3800 dude, last 11 years he won 19 Grand Slams, are you serious. What a ignorant and dumb comment LOL.

[@stosto1071]

Novak is Goat

[@Nikmilet]

@@pintoacr3800 check your IQ before next comment...

[@pintoacr3800]

@@stosto1071 HE JUST LOST TO A KID . nADAL ALREADY WON AGAINST ALCARAZ TWICE. DJOKOVID WAS WINNING SINCE LAST 5 YEARS BECAUSE THERE WAS NO PROPER COMPETITION FOR HIM. ONCE HE GOT COMPETITION HE IS NOT ABLE TO WIN AGAINST A 18 YEAR OLD KID. HIS ONLY LUCK WAS HE HAD ADVANTAGE AGAINST RAFA PLAYING STYLE. .

[@kajetan9550]

He is only 19, but his tennis is so mature. Together with the strong mentality, he has a very bright future ahead

[@yassinehadjali4301]

i wonder why a lot describe in him as the future of the men's tennis, ?? his in fact the present like DJOKO says , ans his prooving that

[@marsndlovu6873]

He did put him under a lot of pressure on numerous occasions. After how the year started, Nole surprised a lot of people with his sterling performance. Can't wait for more between these two....

[@seafour6519]

Will Be interesting To See how Alcaraz Does in 5 sets at RG! Congrats to Alcaraz 🇪🇸🎾💪

[@jayrobi87]

It seemed as though Alcaraz was gaining energy while Djoker was a bit winded in the 3rd set.

[@trinifernandez2906]

Alcaraz reached quater- finals in USA Open nearly a year ago.

[@mosessimon2687]

That's exactly what everybody has been saying. 5 setter, totally different. No too long ago, Dominic Thiem was named hier to the Clay and Nadal beat him twice at the RG Finals. Then Dominc lost to others on RG whilke Nadal was collecting number 13.

[@jeffreykaufmann2867]

Alcaraz will have an easier time vs Novak in Paris. Novak's serve will be less effective and at age 35 playing 5 Sets is too tiring.

[@fxt363]

Nadal and Nole will likely beat the kid in 5 sets. Experience and guile will matter more at Roland Garros.

[@emmanuelbuenviaje6564]

Epic..this was the Finals imo. Great shot making from both players. Congrats Alcaraz 👏

[@giacomotorracchi7638]

Does anyone here remember a 19 year old playing at this level in modern tennis? In the last 30 years the only name that comes to my mind is Rafael Nadal: not even one more.

[@cualquieradeporahi9445]

Sinner?

[@giacomotorracchi7638]

@@cualquieradeporahi9445 Unfortunately, since I’m italian, not even close. Sinner is very good, I wish he can reach something in the future and hopefully he will do it. But there is difference beetween being very good and being phenomenal. I’ve been watching (and playing) tennis for quite a long time, never seen a youngster playing that way, with the full package. Never

[@projectx5154]

I wish Alcaraz plays a lot more matches against Djokovic and Nadal while they're still around. They would make an awesome rivalry

[@Beth0126]

Just wanted to revisit this classic. I woke up so early for this to watch it live, which was very much worth it.

[@user-wt3lp9ji4g]

Карлос, поздравления и спасибо за великолепный матч! Vamos!!!

[@josetacha1629]

SIMPLEMENTE : EL NUEVO GENIO DEL TENIS MUNDIAL !!!!

[@stevel.2759]

Incredible. Nobody beats Djokovich in close matches. Superb!

[@dpa71999]

Thiem does

[@mosessimon2687]

Federer at RG 2011 beat Djokovic at a close semi-final. Federer lost to Nadal at final as usual.

[@14DANESSJ]

Yeah Novak has lost plenty of close matches. However not many have beaten Nadal and Djokovic back to back in close matches

[@Mr-Yo]

@@dpa71999 And wheres Thiem?

[@adamcang4683]

@@Mr-Yo Rome🤌

[@vikasmaitreya1562]

And just 4 months later, he's a grandslam champion and the youngest world no 1. Alcaraz is here to make a statement. ❤️

[@jeremylofipo8536]

Man that backhand passing shot on 2:35 gives you goosebumps. Perfect technique in quick motion👌 👏 That was a Novak move

[@iannovak5223]

So was the grunt into a scream. That's vintage Novak.

[@avm2307]

That backhand down the line at 3.21 is up there...!

[@jeremylofipo8536]

@@avm2307 on a tiebreaker aswell. Kids got guts

[@1nalh]

a bit of prime novak at times - reminds me of.

[@balcoz2004]

Not the prettiest game I've seen, but the mental strength on these two!

[@cavabertcavabert6147]

Djoko s’est fait ouvrir comme une boîte de conserve 🥫 ha ha ha ha 😂 😂 😂

[@NEO_NEO_777]

When Djokovic was absolutely dominating tennis, people said he was a tennis machine engineered in a secret lab. Well, in same vein, i guess that lab just released their potentially enhanced version: Carlos Alcaraz Garfia!

[@natoskull2]

Don't underestimate Djokovic, man... this match defined literally by 2 points in the last set TB, with all the crowd against him, and against an opponent half his age. I wouldn't bet that Nole's done just yet, I'm absolutely sure...

[@robertratajczak3931]

haha lmao. Maybe wait for some slams not just beating 35 years old dudes in tournament they dont even care about

[@yaminalibaksh2353]

@@natoskull2 o

[@eyeofhorus1301]

+Neo Alcaraz just barely scraped by this match in the best shape of his career absolute prime most athletic he will ever be against a Djokovic who has been losing to everyone due to lack of match play and fatigue. Not a great sign for Alcaraz actually he should've straight setted Djokovic right now if he's that great

[@noname0858]

@@robertratajczak3931 Alcaraz sure wiped the floor with that 35 yo anti-vax has-been! More, please!

[@guleyton]

Alcaraz es un monstruo. Su coeficiente intelectual, aplicado en su juego, es devastador. Creo que estamos en presencia de otro fenómeno similar a Federer o Nadal.

[@baihaqifir]

Wowww.. not only talented, his gamestyle is really delightful to watch. one more test vs Sascha to seal the title in the homesoil..

[@truthreignsforever9286]

Wasn’t convinced of the Alcaraz craze till Carlos victory over Novak today at Wimbledon on this Sunday 7/16/23. He’s the real deal. 🎾 I waited to see if Carlos was the warrior they have said of him, and not media hype? He did everything a new champion does to an old established legend like Novak. 🎾🎾🎾There were opportunities for Novak to get over on Carlos in this crucial championship game. Carlos did not allow Novak to gain confidence in getting over critical points. 🎾🎾🎾Carlos stopped Novak like a real champ. Carlos has earned my respect and support. He displayed resolve under pressure against a seasoned wily veteran in one Novak Djokovic, statistically the best ever. 🎾🎾And the funny part: We haven’t seen the best Carlos yet. He’s only recently turned 20 years of age!!! Let that sink in! 🎾🎾Carlos is only gonna become stronger in the next few years. And if he stays on the path of discipline and health……..? ……..we’ll see the best Carlos at 24 years of age till 28 years of age …….🎾🎾Carlos still has masculinity developmental potential to become a much stronger player! This is scary. We witnessed a great Carlos defeating a great Novak right here today. And many of us not realizing this is not a complete Carlos yet. This is a 94% developed Carlos. 🎾🎾Carlos has got a little more room to become sharper in the next 6 years! That’s scary. I truly believe that if Novak hopes to get 27 grand slams he’ll need another player to oust Carlos in a grand slam before potentially meeting Carlos? Novak is gonna need someone to eliminate Carlos in future grand slams and do the dirty work for him. Because I don’t see Novak beating Carlos again in a grand slam? I’m sorry Novak, but Carlos is only gonna be filling out more into a full fledged stronger player which isn’t gonna help your cause. And Novak is slowly declining…….he’s still great with a lot left in him, no doubt, but still on the downswing of life’s currents nonetheless. If Novak beats Carlos again in a grand slam, it wouldn’t be a surprise, because it’s Novak Djokovic. But all I’m saying is don’t be surprised if Novak doesn’t win Carlos again in a grand slam? 🎾🎾I’d say Novak has has two more times to beat Carlos in a grand slam at most? I wouldn’t bet Novak to beat Carlos over two times in all future grand slam championships. Carlos may be the very reason Novak decides retirement soon?

[@akibmohtasim]

2:07 shows his high tennis IQ. A superstar in the making.

[@amayensanxaelalma90]

Impresionante lo que ha hecho Carlos, gran partido! 💪💪

[@RG-ja34sep]

Carlos has it all, a huge forehand, insane speed around the court, so much touch, great ability to volley, can play magnificent drop shots with his forehand/backhand, beautiful topspin lobs, and he’s young! The world of Grand Slams is awaiting!

[@ryancarver585]

Not a huge serve

[@BBB-ajajaj]

@@ryancarver585 maybe he will work on that. Hes only 183 cm tall but I think with 20 years he can still improve

[@tochiemmanuel3608]

The breakpoint safe at 2:51 was funny especially alcaraz' reaction

[@sidharthicon6300]

It's also a match point safe 🤣🤣🤣

[@lukemoudry]

Great game! Carlos never ceases to amaze me, not only with the way he plays but also with his mentality and game intelligence - he almost always has an answer. In moments when the "nxtgen" players mostly fail mentally, he usually brings his best tennis. How many times have we seen "nxtgen" players play insanely well against the Big 3 only to end up mentally falling apart? I'm careful with the comparisons to the Big 3 - it's a very long way from a 19-year-old super talent to such a successful career as Roger, Rafa and Novak had. He must not have bad luck with injuries and must have the necessary motivation and hunger for success for almost 2 decades. At the same time, success must not get into his head. At this moment he seems to combine the qualities of the Big 3: he has Roger's aggressiveness and touch, Novak's backhand and defense, Rafa's heart and humility. He's also an all-court player, which I think sets him apart from 19-year-old Rafa. Novak played better than expected but is not quite at 100% yet. In a 5-set game he will have a mental advantage over Carlos, but it remains questionable whether he can physically endure 5 sets at this top level.

[@TurnOnTheBackburner]

We haven't seen the title match at the US Open yet, which he's playing against Ruud tomorrow, but so far he's shown he's capable of 5 set matches after playing three 5-setters back to back and winning them all!

[@m.f.1646]

Kid's got game. Fearless, good shot selection, incredible fighter.

[@tatsustimulus9671]

It's not miracle that beating two of Big 3 consecutively in yesterday and today watching his highly tactical construction of play, extraordinal technics of dropshot, strong mentality and physical strength. Hoping to see him win finals. He is a real player will dominate tour after Big 3.

[@ptulip]

This kid is good. Has every tool, even the drop shot. So quick on the court. I see more battles with these two in the AUS open.

[@gf0878]

Don't forget, this kid is only 19 years old, and he's already gotten for titles, and never lost a final! Hope he can keep the win percentage of final is always 100%.

[@kpg6729]

IMPRESIONANTE Que nivel de confianza en sí mismo Que espectáculo Que fuerza Que garra y Que ilusión le pone... LLEGARÁ A SER UNO DE LOS GRANDES TENEMOS FUTURO EN EL TENIS ESPAÑOL 💪

[@VictorHernandez-wo1vn]

Qué con tilde, por favor.

[@estulto3805]

@@VictorHernandez-wo1vn que más da lo que ponga el corrector Cervantes?

[@eldrickt.w.3525]

Y corriges a alguien tú, que tienes escrito tu nombre sin tildes?? jajaj

[@mikol1977]

@@eldrickt.w.3525 zascaaaaaa

[@mahbubpasha1429]

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