UPSET OF THE YEAR?! Fabian Marozsan STUNS Carlos Alcaraz | Rome 2023 Highlights

[@tennistv]

First-ever ATP main draw. First-ever Masters 1000 event. Defeats World No. 2 Carlos Alcaraz 🤯 Welcome to the big time, Fabian Marozsan!

[@luishuaccho6776]

You Will say he beat the number one

[@kenandjoker4857]

@@luishuaccho6776 Nah World Number 2 is right Carlos is next week Number 1

[@jomacron1106]

He dictated the pace most of the time and he plays smart with his ball placement returns. He needs to improve his racket grip change , a lot of his bad returns are due to his late grip adjustment or prep. But hes a smart player , great drop shot execution and timing. WOW! Sorry for Carlos, he cant win all the time, But he did a great fight as always.

[@wanzacharywanisa5762]

@@anubhavsaksena it should!

[@jaydubb2005]

@@wanzacharywanisa5762 How many atp/wta highlights have you seen that reveal the winner in the thumbnail ???

[@gerome4793]

The best part was that he beat Alcaraz in the most Alcaraz fashion - unreturnable serves, killer forehand, dictating every rally, perfectly timed dropshots.

[@des_224]

ah yes the killer forehead

[@stidudiiduri]

Killer forehead:-DDD thats a new one

[@abeguy7981]

No..he didn't do cheap FIST PUMPS.. That's allarsss for ya

[@oooodaxteroooo]

the dropshot were actually better! alcaraz used the gaps his forehandcreates. look how maroszan flicks his wrist and HOWCLOSE they go over the net! but of course youre right. mustve been painful for garlos alcaraz.

[@z1az285]

Exactly. It was surreal but he played exceptional tennis. Well played, well deserved

[@parerga3345]

Those dropshots were out of this world, wow!

[@gabrielfeuning1658]

Even Carlito couldn't believe his eyes 😂😂

[@Bluz1]

@@rafaundisputedgoat2024 why would someone create a bot to spam this message on every tennis TV post lmao It's also the second account spamming this

[@Bluz1]

@@rafaundisputedgoat2024 Bro that's even worse if you're manually commenting the same message under every video and community post

[@GatsuKS]

@@rafaundisputedgoat2024 Well if you're not a bot and doing this shit it's sad.

[@phantomaq]

Fabian gave him a soup of his own chocolat.

[@aparpant6972]

Using Alcaraz's own weapon against him with absolute precision.

[@TheKingOfAmalek]

@@rafaundisputedgoat2024 He won't even play.

[@kingnole4237]

​@Santi 97 yes you can only bet

[@joevelte4252]

@@rafaundisputedgoat2024 no chance. Djokovic will slaughter him.

[@milosc__7310]

​@Santi 97 not that big achievement defeating n° 125, for the n° 1 in the world 🤣

[@-BigIi-]

Tell me about it... Alcaraz has raised the bar, now others are coming for him using what he does to others... BooYaaKaaShaa!!! Fabian the Fabulous in da house with the massives 🤣😏😁💥💥 init.

[@burhansowhat5476]

What I liked a lot about Fabian was how confident he was and he did not get carried away under pressure, even when he was down 1-4 in the tiebreak, he remained calm and won 6 points in a row to win the match and after he won, there wasn't an immense show of emotion. It was like, he was destined to win this match and he just knew it.

[@patrikmarflak6559]

He said he had a dream last night that he won :) There was definitely some extra confidence and determination, this is not his normal level. But hopefully he will be able to play more matches like this. Good lesson for Alcaraz as well, but I think this is good for him regarding his chances at Roland Garros.

[@burhansowhat5476]

@@patrikmarflak6559 wow! That's inspirational

[@z1az285]

@@patrikmarflak6559 Yes, definitely. No excuses for Carlos, but I think a few days off will do him some good before RG

[@richcampbell6808]

​@@vivlaw1977Typical Spanish trash response

[@TerionAzerp-cd5ki]

He just Lucky, play again tired alcaraz after two month playing professionnel match every 2 day

[@steveilg6134]

LOVED Fabian’s emotional control/discipline. He saved so much energy and played clay court judo: levering Alcatraz’s forces against him. Carlos got schooled today! Can Fabian play hard courts? Just wow.

[@VerdingG]

more power to Fabian... one more F in tennis, to replace Federer...

[@slimegangsta3478]

​@@VerdingGThe goat cannot be replaced

[@levon4548]

Конченый сукин сын этот марожан, ублюдок у которого нету будущего

[@terencewong4687]

I like the fact that he appeared so calm in victory.

[@Smileater]

Seems hesitate got the mindset needed to be top 5

[@Mangoshake2021]

Yes that was refreshing. Didn’t have to roll around on the court and cry

[@wolfgangwiesinger9502]

Because he knew he can win.

[@RandomGuy285]

Love that he didn't collapse and start crying. Acted like a player who knew he belonged there.

[@ARDec1392]

So that's how you beat Alcaraz: letting him taste his own medicine. 😅 Got teary eyed seeing his coach's burst of emotion at the end of the match. Best of luck, Marozsan!! 😊

[@xuntang1969]

Brilliant young player! Too bad this is not countered as beating world No.1

[@abeguy7981]

​@@xuntang1969 It's counted as beating fake no 1

[@donvito7344]

@@xuntang1969 should have beaten Djokovic then😅

[@redclover395]

Great, finger wagging, yelling and fist pumpimg didnt work..he already think he is the best but simply outclassed

[@JNTZU]

Lot of haters lmao You are going to suffer another Spanish star during 15 years more, we'll enjoy your tears ❤

[@pexryl01]

I’ll say Alcaraz got a taste of his own medicine.. such incredible dropshots, welcome to the big league Marozsan🔥🔥

[@tagosadilim]

Absolutely!

[@ThriftyCHNR]

This guy is unreal, if he can replicate this level he could also win it all!

[@jeffreykaufmann2867]

He's not even a top 100 player which means he rarely performs at this level.

[@globalcarsreviewchannel1728]

@@jeffreykaufmann2867 he’s there because he doesn’t have much experience yet, give him time he will rise up in the rankings

[@NaveenSinghcricketer]

​@@jeffreykaufmann2867 we are not sure if He can perform this level again and again but one thing is sure that if This high level is played against Alcaraz then he can look a dull

[@marion817]

@@jeffreykaufmann2867it’s literally his first ATP Tour main draw. Hard to draw any conclusions about consistency and such.

[@rotcawilliams1358]

Please, that's hyperbole. He will probably lose in the next round and we will never hear from him again. Let's not get too excited, we've seen these kinds of upsets throughout the history of the game. Means nothing.

[@immyself8045]

Fabian Marozsan wiped the floor with Alcaraz…I’m glad…that shows that nobody is invencible. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 ¡GREAT JOB FABIAN!

[@rotcawilliams1358]

Nobody is "invencible" because there is no such word.

[@Daramantian]

@Lactose Enjoyer Well done, Sherlock!

[@rotcawilliams1358]

@Lactose Enjoyer You are correct.

[@pawshands9706]

I am stunned. Marozan just played solid and intimidating tennis. Carlos will learn something here.

[@AlanGoswami-nz9lg]

MEDIA HAS LEARNED SOMETHING!!

[@Funkytrip73]

Yeah, I think Carlos learnt a lot here, which will make him stronger for future big matches. If he would have won all these matches, he may have gotten a bit complacent and suddenly lose in a GS

[@pawshands9706]

@@AlanGoswami-nz9lg That i doubt 🙄

[@donvito7344]

@@Funkytrip73 overrating at it’s finest

[@gb5663]

Yeah, he'll learn how to lose

[@Grace080808]

WOW!!! The Star was born!!! Bravo Fabian, bravo Hungry!!! Greetings from Poland ❤

[@pratheekthota5316]

The dropshots were soo good. You know they are good if Alcaraz cant reach them

[@emmanuelhapuruchiuzochukwu6895]

Yeah that true, Alcaraz is a speed jet.

[@philips6182]

Ik Alcaraz is fast but his deep service return position can make even him vulnerable to drop shots especially when they’re executed so well like today

[@ParekhitB]

Carlitos just got a taste of his own medicine! What stunning drop shots and winners from Marozsan! This was a performance that’ll haunt Alcaraz for a long long time.

[@nerdybucky]

I very much doubt this will haunt him, lol. Alcaraz still has the biggest win to loss ratio 30:3 (90%) of any player this year, which are insanely good stats. He just needs to rest and will come back even stronger for RG, mark my words.

[@tootspogsforever5590]

​@nerdybucki whatever makes you happy 😀

[@eposz2]

@@nerdybucky Of course Alcaraz will come back strong and will still win many GS trophies. But yes, it will haunt him and he will never forget this shock - and will try to learn from this.

[@nerdybucky]

@@eposz2 Sure he will learn from this, as we all saw how he came back from last years losses after the US Open. The guy is still barely 20, remember?

[@nerdybucky]

@@tootspogsforever5590 Oh you will see, the guy is barely 20, remember? He will get so much bettter until he reaches his peak at maybe 22, 23... just watch, my friend.☺

[@plutus2243]

Alcaraz is like "Now i know, what it feels like to be tortured with drop-shots. Henceforth i will be more judicious when it comes to drop-shots". Well played Fabian!

[@mariaagugo5062]

Good he had a taste

[@nerdybucky]

@@mariaagugo5062 He already had a taste at this infamous match against Hugo Gaston in 2021, when the disgusting French crowd brought a 18 year old Alcaraz to tears. Let's not forget how young Alcaraz still is. He will come back better and stronger from this defeat, as he always does.

[@nyali2]

@@nerdybucky Slow clay is not his game, his sweet spot is on hard. Grass is too quick for him I believe.

[@DejiTalker]

He thought of that when he remained @ the net

[@dannytran1587]

@@nerdybucky Obviously, but he didn’t get beat by a vet. Maroszan isn’t in his prime either. Two young, non-prime players and Alcaraz didn’t come out on top. You’re not a genius by saying he’ll comeback though, he’s the best player on tour (including Djokovic)

[@nikeshhindocha2100]

I’m telling you I randomly flicked my tv last week and this guy was playing moutet and he won the first set 6-0 or 6-1. I was like this guy is a machine

[@stefanossakellaridis7179]

I know this guy since 2019. He used to always play like this. Everytime we were playing in the same tournament I was going to watch him. For me he was playing mind blowing tennis since his ITF days.

[@dropshot8840]

He's a Terminator from the 23rd century

[@jeunehomme_jun]

Nobody expected this result except FABIAN ! Great game and literally stunning !

[@poeda6637]

And all that quality without moaning , grunting or theater! SUPER!

[@alejandromaracaibeno9305]

I watched the entire match: jaw dropping tennis by Maroszan... Out of this world. If it can even replicate 50-70% of this quality, he's a top 20 already. But the level displayed today is absolutely number one of the world

[@dannytran1587]

An elite dropshot just can’t be stopped. Amazing ball control 😮

[@dowtingtomas.695]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😢😂😢😂 he has already gone back to where he belongs, and will stay . He is an over rated joke .

[@richardchen5180]

Marozsan played so aggressively, standing inside the baseline in rallies and hitting flat and on the rise which took time away from Alcaraz. Standing closer into the court is why his dropshots were so deadly. His play style reminds me a lot of Aslan Karatsev, and the time when Karatsev beat Djokovic on clay.

[@pontusschroder8361]

great comment

[@Bhavyo]

Marozsan played very agressive and we could see in the Madrid final against Struff that you can make Alcaraz problems when you make him react. He doesnt like that. Easier said than done, but players who can defend the baseline and not step back have a better chance against Alcaraz. If you step back Alcaraz nearly always wins.

[@Readit4Life_2Chron7_14]

Fabian's play was surgical and the operation was a grand success! Bravo!

[@painsick]

who would’ve thought alcaraz would get out this early great playing Marozsan

[@Airfabio]

I did, a weird sixth sense, but I was right 😅

[@JeanP101]

@@rafaundisputedgoat2024 McDonalds will kill him.

[@kingnole4237]

​@@JeanP101 hahaah

[@jnid1758]

​@@rafaundisputedgoat2024 his hip will

[@Airfabio]

@@rafaundisputedgoat2024 He is not even gonna play at French Open this year, lol :D

[@jones.97]

I really like how calm and concentrated Maroszan played! 👏🏻

[@spawn11]

What a likeable humble young man no crazy celebrations. I hope he does well in future.

[@GauravKumar-vu9td]

The guy Fabian pulled an Alcaraz on Alcaraz. Great forehand and drop shot, he beat Alcaraz in his own f**king game. Just incredible. What a great underdog victory. 🔥

[@avallach2061]

03:35 jeez what a shot. This guy played a flawless match today, some insane shots!

[@correij]

exactly I bet tomorrow Alcaraz would beat him easily

[@ivanbro47]

@@correij braa

[@hegongutierrezarcila5974]

Le dieron de su propia medicina. Le hicieron lo mismo que el le hace a los otros tenistas tendrá que acostumbrarse a perder de vez en cuando porque vendrán otros más .

[@donvito7344]

@@correij 🇭🇺 > 🇪🇸

[@MalphasMikaelson]

@@correij I mean, you are not wrong. This is a random player who played probably his best Tennis while Alcaraz wasn't even close to his best. Another day and this match goes completely different. Alcaraz was up 4-1 in the tiebreak and lost 6 points in a row.

[@JamminOnThe1]

I guess this just goes to show that no one is invincible in tennis.

[@Foxie87]

Not just tennis.

[@xuntang1969]

@@Foxie87 Medvedev already said, you are not going to win 100 matches in a row. Maybe 40,45 like Novak did in 2011.

[@aswinsrikanth408]

well djokovic was pretty much for entirety of 2011 season but yeah to some extent

[@canchero724]

Except Nadal on clay

[@kayanoreeves1949]

@@aswinsrikanth408 until he played Federer serving in the zone.

[@liutacimpeanu2966]

Bravo Fabian!!! Felicitări, ai fost grozav! Merita acest Alcazar, așa o înfrângere

[@NEO_NEO_777]

It's like seeing a mirror image of Alcaraz, but with more panache and grace: strategic attacking tennis, all court game, massive forehand and the icing-- impeccable and feathery drop shots. And the cherry on top of Maozsan's game: No annoying or delayed grunts.

[@Fraudkovic]

Lol already on your knees for a fluke win . Watch him get dismantled next match and you'll never hear about him In a year.

[@OmegaMouse]

​@@Fraudkovic Fluke isn't the right word. An example of a fluke would be losing a Chess game against an inferior opponent in 5 moves because you totally had a brain fart and didn't see something you should have. A tennis match is typically 2-3 hours. Carlos had plenty of time to turn things around, but he couldn't because his opponent was consistently making good plays the entire match. Not a fluke. In fact, you're actually insulting Carlos by suggesting that any idiot can beat him on any given day. You are better off giving credit where it's due instead of crying about it.

[@HADES-jw7kn]

@@OmegaMouse Well said!

[@valeriejohnson8771]

@@Fraudkovic Exactly!

[@besideyouc.3279]

​@@OmegaMouse Spoken like Newton himself, my dude 👏👏👏

[@hpfme]

This reminds me of Robin Soderling defeating Rafael Nadal at the 2009 RG! The flat forehand, drop shots & powerful down the line shots!

[@diegosepulveda8691]

same here

[@worawatsr9803]

This is not Roland Garros and Carlos is not Rafa Nadal

[@nilsv.m7203]

No señor esa elegancia tiros precisos buen saque, esa prestancia para cerrar los puntos adelante, es un joven ROGER FEDERER que rápido se olvidan del estilo del Gran Roger😢

[@piotrwolski4526]

Soderling was two times in the french Open final.

[@wildfire1120]

Yea no offense to your comment , but this match is a far cry from the Rafa / Soderling match of 2009

[@willb6204]

if this guy can play consistently like this he will 100% be top 5 by the end of the year, alcaraz wasn't even playing bad he just got alcarazed by this guy which is absolutely unbelievable, I cannot wait to see more of him

[@tristanmccoppin5761]

Hahahah EXACTLY

[@kieranrankie203]

No way will be be top 5. The key words there are ‘play consistently’. He’ll drop off at some point.

[@willb6204]

@@kieranrankie203 there is a reason i said if he can play consistently, if he plays like that consistently he will be top 5 and that is facts, but if not then he won't it's pretty simple

[@aazarzabal9250]

Agree with you, I definitely want to see more games of this guy, and he is young too so we can expect that he can play more consistently to reach better rankings.

[@joedcarp]

Alcarazed. Genius 👌👍

[@peterujfalussy1323]

Nagyszerü, csak így tovább Fábián!

[@seungeonoh6965]

How wonderful Marozsan! His dropshot killed dropshot of Alcaraz! Fascinating!

[@philsbigboxofwhatever]

Maroszan, the silent assassin. Dude showed up & put on a monster performance with basically zero fanfare. Good stuff.

[@annyeongtindanyo5033]

A dosage of his medicine! Using Carlos' drop shots to him in such terrific style! You can see the frustration! 😮😮😮. Just simply amazing 🎉

[@thenotorious2226]

Monster play by Fabian 👏

[@sibamdas4457]

Some of the shots were unbelievable!! Everyone talking about the perfect dropshots,yes indeed those were scary !! But the forehand down the line falling backward he hit in the tiebreak was absolutely unreal

[@ZeroTNitrous]

right?!? and the down the line backhand winner at 5-5 duece. incredible shots

[@xspektd]

Ladies and gentlemen, we are witnessing a superstar right here. Enjoy the moment my friends.

[@jawwading]

He gave Alcaraz a piece of his own medicine. Best part for me is his respectful celebrations, he hardly screams, “Vamosed” every winner around the court, even after shaking hands with the loser., he was super chilled and respectful. You would think his ranking was #2 and not #135.

[@nerdybucky]

We will probably never hear from him again and he will lose to Coric next round.. typical out of the blue upset, as it happened many times, ask Djokovic about Musetti or Lajovic. 😘

[@eposz2]

@@nerdybucky You hear about Musetti since then. Even today - he is now quarter finalist in Rome having beaten Tiafoe. He is top 20 now which is already quite good and chances are that he will become even better. Fabian might lose to Coric, but "mark my words" you will hear about him again.

[@nerdybucky]

​@@eposz2 We will see if we hear about Marozsan ever again. I doubt it.

[@eposz2]

@@nerdybucky Even his loss vs Coric in the night rain with wet balls was promising. It was a deciding set match. When it came to rallies, Marozsan won distinctively more points than Coric. In the first half of the match he won 10/10 at the net and this did not worsen much by the end. Coric only won due to his escaping outstanding first serves at breakpoints and deuces. When first serves were returned or Coric had to give a second serve, he got in trouble -even without Marozsan hitting dropshots (he did not dare to do it many times due to the inconsistent wet balls). So it was a good performance from a "freshman" against a No 16 in good form.

[@nerdybucky]

@@eposz2 We will see.

[@Seagalfree2024]

I've watched the match just because of Fabian Maroszan's incredible new presence in the tennis arena. Absolutely- I'll be following his tennis apprentices. Congratulations Fabian!🎾👍

[@pvsk10]

I have no words, this was an insane display of Tennis I haven't seen the likes of in a very long time from someone I have never heard of before today

[@guyetundi5501]

This is true. That game was very special. I must see again. Marozsan will be a player like Federer. This elegance hit me.

[@luciabandoma1563]

@@guyetundi5501 Will be a player like Djokovic!!!!

[@uzoamakaazike8132]

If this was the final…. It could suffice!!

[@ashutoshpendse4273]

Wow! Brilliant game by FabianM. Alcatraz looked unbeatable prior to this match! Tennis is full of fascinating surprises. That's what makes it fun to watch.

[@FC-cz6zd]

Just wow! With the drop shot becoming such a valuable weapon, I wonder how much it will cause these players to play closer to the baseline. Hope Marozsan has the goods to keep it going.

[@andrewclark7887]

Those drop shots! Alcaraz got a taste of his own medicine today. What a performance

[@jobuck879]

Everyone talking about how Marozsan used his drop shot effectively giving Alcaraz a taste of his own medicine is pretty much spot on but what I paid attention to was how the crowd was cheering loudly during Marozsan serve and the umpire barely said anything about it. That showed me that Marozsan came to play and the crowd wasn’t a factor at all to him. He executed his game with bare minimum hiccups. Well done sir, you deserved this win.

[@ConegamesNDJ]

First of all, let me congratulate Fabijan on a fantastic game and a well-deserved victory. Being from Serbia, this victory is even more dear to me because it comes from a guy from a neighboring country...enjoy it, neighbors.

[@55555gino]

What an incredible match. The fact that he used Alcaraz’ drop shots to beat him was so satisfying to watch 😆💪🏼

[@attif8193]

He did not used Alcaraz's drop dhots, Marozsan has always been using these drop-shots. He was always outstanding in it.

[@yaqarm8822]

Alcaraz does NOT own the drop shot. Lol. As a matter of fact I'd place him just above average. The highlights only show his successful drop shots. Watch a full match and you'll see he misses as many as he makes

[@ulysse272]

Gino you right

[@mandandi]

Dude played Alcaraz's game better than Alcaraz today. This new generation of players is exciting to watch already. Hope they stay healthy for many years to come.

[@valeriejohnson8771]

Maroszan is 23 years old. He is almost 4 years older than Carlos. He will be 24 later this year. He didn’t go the usual route of playing Junior Circuit. That’s why no one has seen his game. This is his first ATP main draw appearance. Can you believe that? He has only been playing the ITF circuit, playing Challengers. Just unbelievable.

[@Marino2018]

If Marozsan can keep up this type of tennis, if this wasn't a once in a lifetime performance, then we are witnessing another Djokovic. His forehand motion, his sliding backhand, serve motion, dropshot precision, looks nearly identical to Djokovic. But as others have mentioned, we will see over time. All the tennis greats have been upset in stages of their careers. They're great because they bounce back even from a big upset. Let's see if Marozsan can snowball from this big victory today. Well done Fabian!

[@antonitobendrito2243]

IF, IF, IF does NOT exist. (Quote by Rafael P. Nadal)

[@hyphorse]

Hahaha , what. Guy is turning 23 soon. He is back losing challenger matches is no time. Game of his life, cannot be replicated

[@OmegaMouse]

@@hyphorse It is possible for people to randomly perform beyond their talents on any given day - but to do it against one of the best in-form players at the moment is another story. Tennis is about confidence and Fabian just earned some. Back to losing challengers? You sound like a fanboy who only watches sports to root for your guy instead of enjoying the actual sport.

[@wolfgangwiesinger9502]

They will figure him out very quickly. But he will rise for sure imo

[@IronFist2508]

Well said

[@redfox14-ffox]

That stunning FH winner at 4-4 in the TB when his body weight is going backwards, that BH DTL winner at 5-5 deuce was a Djoker special, epic drop shots beating Alcaraz at his own game, great match from Fabian, hope he keeps winning :)

[@cregenda]

Back here after Marozan has shown this victory was no fluke or freak performance. He thrashed Rune 6-1 6-1 at Miami and others in 2024.

[@gaborszitas4677]

Szenzációs játék, hatalmas siker! Azok a finom rövidítések....!!!!! Szeretettel gratulálok!!!! Csak így tovább!!!!👏👏👏

[@gilmacarico]

Well said, that's exactly what I mean!

[@achsahjenner7699]

Just a WOW performance . Definitely deserves this win 👏🏻

[@celestialspartan7977]

Does not matter if he loses in next round which he ,most likely ,will but beating Alcaraz on clay with such confidence is commendable...

[@Horbaborba]

I do not think so.. He has a fair chance against Coric.

[@theviniso]

If he keeps playing like this he's not going out anytime soon

[@Tennisisreallyfun]

Excuse me? Will lose? Most likely? I’m sorry, but is it perhaps possible that maybe your eyes were closed or something when you were watching this match this morning? If he keeps up this level of play, he can certainly advance a bit further than the next round.

[@Tennisisreallyfun]

@@theviniso I know, I’ve never seen such an ignorant comment in my life!

[@JM-xk6oz]

Coric will whip him hard.hes naught will feel it.

[@dimitargetsov9690]

Fabian = self control , discipline , concentration---CONGRATULATIONS !!!

[@MoorishBrooklyn]

Goodness gracious!!! Fabian Marozsan drop shots were sniper level accurate.

[@ThomasMayer123-f8f]

He let alcaraz taste his own medicine

[@christianmellidis5458]

Exactly! Nice to watch.

[@fmscooter768]

wow, these drop shots... when even Alcaraz cant get them you know how good they are

[@ashonvills]

My god this guy's gameplay was so scary i swear. His backgand precision and forehand power are both insane. Not only that but finally a player after alcaraz who can do great dropshots anytime. I have a feeling this guy is gonna be a big problem in rolland garros too

[@theUroshman]

I don't know about Roland Garros, but in the months and the years to come, he's gonna be No1 problem for Alcaraz and other younger and older players.

[@aminur1982]

Lol my prediction is you won’t remember his name coming next year … Federer once lost to 100 ranked player do you remember his name ? No one does

[@newbro]

@@aminur1982 I had the same feeling.... he probably got possessed today because there is no way anyone can maintain those almost perfect drop shots all the time

[@supernemesis5244]

@@theUroshman He plays one incredible Match. Thats Tennis that happens sometimes like Nadal vs Rosol Wimbledon 2012 and where he now???

[@YouAintGotNoTegridyBoi]

It's weird that his forehand is so potent because he slaps the shot with a floppy arm like Medvedev does.

[@attilanagy703]

Hiszünk benned !!!!!!!Nagyot játszottál....így tovább....És higyjél te is magadban...mindenki legyözhető.....Okos jó játékos vagy !!!!

[@designer6992]

While watching this video, you wonder why this guy is in 123 place in the rating. He won the first set with such ease and in general played in this mast with such power and with such precision that it's just amazing. And the most interesting thing is that I thought that Alcaraz had no equal in the grid, but this guy from here surpassed him, it was just amazing to watch over this. Hopefully in the future this guy will be in the top 20 or top 10. Because looking at all this, he really has a good chance of it

[@Peaceful13]

When you play top seed, you have nothing to lose mentality

[@nyali2]

This is professional sport, you need to be able to afford your team day by day. It is different if you have your hitting partner, trainers, physio, family in a 5 star hotel with you every tournament, or you travel alone in your car and stay in a hostel. Many of the lower rank players are just as talented as the top 50, but lacking sponsors... Marozsan buys his own rackets.. Alcaraz has a 10 million EUR budget to prepare for the same tournaments..

[@longhenaa]

this is his 5th ATP match

[@KavinSathiyan]

one of the biggest upsets, if not THE biggest upset of the year... FABIAN MAROZSAN REMEMBER THE NAME 😤😤😤

[@LeoWho1985]

Fabian today is a better version of Alcaraz with a Sinner like forehand/serve, great potential

[@NguyenTuan-db2gk]

Incredible! It feels like watching young Djokovic vs young Nadal. Congrats Marozan 🎉🎉

[@gmmgmmg]

haha thats ridiculous. Nadal and Djokovic do not play this way at all. I actually think these guys game is more entertaining actually

[@Blue-ik8ij]

​@@gmmgmmgClearly you haven't watched them in their prime 😂

[@aswinsrikanth408]

@@gmmgmmg that said , how are you roaming in the streets with a phone in hand and typing shit. Asylums have to be opened in every area to support people like you

[@nyali2]

@@gmmgmmg What? Young Nadal or Djoko would wipe the floor with both quite easily actually.

[@gmmgmmg]

@@nyali2 I haven't said these two are stronger than Nadal and Djokovic (although I consider Alcaraz in the same category). I just said I find their game much more entertaining. Djokovic and Nadal are all defence and baseline. Alcaraz is defence, attack, dropshot , lobs, trickshots, serve and volley. I'd definitely rather watch him play than those two, especially Djokovic...I find his tennis the most boring (even though incredibly effective) This is just my personal opinion

[@xavieranmore269]

Fabian once again proved that it is possible to make whipping boys out of champions. Haven't seen such a smart game in a long time. Bravo!

[@godsuyatheonii-sama3773]

I've been watching him play for months now...thank god his hard work payed off

[@nima.m9580]

Well done Marozsan. Unbelievable play.

[@paulrubinsteinvideo]

Once-in-a-lifetime performance my Marozsan. What a joy to watch. The depth and penetration on his forehand was superb. I also loved the way he moved forward and finished after hitting his dropshots.

[@federicorusso4378]

What? He just started at the ATP... why once in a lifetime? He's 23 haha, for all we know he's just a good player who'll drop quick in the rankings.

[@paulrubinsteinvideo]

@@federicorusso4378 His results on the challenger tour this year have not been very impressive. Losses to Alexander Wels, Abdullah Shelbayh and Zsombor Piros in the last month alone. Not much there to suggest he would suddenly go nuclear like this.

[@ryancarver585]

You don't know that

[@paulrubinsteinvideo]

@Transistor Jump It's an expression. Having said that, I would be very surprised if he has another top-10 win anytime soon. His fairly mediocre results at Challenger level doesn't seem to indicate a player that can do this sort of thing very often.

[@SB-mo3kz]

That's what the commentary was also saying like he didn't deserve to be or play like this ..come on. His journey has just started!🤞

[@kolega427]

I did not see the match but what I just saw in this highlights was crazy. Marozsan played like Federer prime here wtf haha

[@e1977k]

So much for Alcaraz being able to adjust. Beaten by his own style.

[@AlphaChinou]

Wow!!! That was incredible tennis. Go Fabian!

[@Vilmir]

These dropshots cannot be closer to the net, amazing

[@johnshearyo.d.5576]

Best display of drop shots in a match that I have seen in a long time. Well done Fabian.

[@BrotherTree1]

Unreal! Marozsan may yet have the best dropshots on tour. On top of that, he was on fire on both wings, as well as his anticipation and footspeed, and played with hellbent, reckless abandon with incredible accuracy. Pretty much unplayable.

[@sportmimmo17]

Spettacolo...Fabian Marozsan = Eleganza ; Carisma ; Classe...

[@abdulkasimakhmedov3759]

AMAZING!!!! I WANNA WATCH THIS MATCH AGAIN AND AGAIN AND AGAIN.... AND AGAIN...!!!

[@luisabarca7363]

Never heard or saw (videos) Fabian Marozsan before... You are most welcomed, young man!... Today, Fabian was perfection... But, what I liked more, was his calm court behaviour... No antics, not hysterical gestures of victory, not playing the crowd in his favour... And, at the end, supreme calm, self confidence and dignity... As a real champion!... Greetings from Australia... Also, Alcaraz was a Good Sport, he accepted the fact that he was defeated, at least for this time, nice and square... Alcaraz is young, decent and a real champion too...

[@hechoensenajo6084]

It's really stunning! Well done Fabian, great match.

[@djhellaa]

We are proud of you Fábián :)

[@erikpetrovics266]

Well done Marozsan! Keep up the great work and keep believing! Well deserved win!!!❤❤❤❤

[@chiefscheider]

Cocky Carlos wasn't flashing his toothy smile so much in this one. Adios, Alcaraz! 🤟

[@kenmoreSF]

Amazing tennis. The bonus is no annoying grunts even on clay.

[@thoukisth]

Yesterday I would say that Alcaraz had the best drop shot in tennis history ... today I would not say that ...

[@uzoamakaazike8132]

This was beautiful 😍 to watch!! Wow!!! Alcaraz couldn’t believe it!!! You know when you think you are invincible!!!

[@NeonLoneliness]

Incredible performance by Marozsan with a similar style to Alcaraz. What I like most of this guy is that he is a silent player, no grunting. Hope he gets far and maintains a good level to be a great player.

[@changeisinevitable3040]

Carlos getting a taste of his own medicine with those dropshots🤣🤣🤣

[@angelatanurdzic7508]

Well done Fabian 👏🎾😍❤️

[@MaggieBurgerSmit]

Fabulous Fabian🏆💫cool as a cucumber when he beat nr 2 in the world during his debut Atp tournament 💚

[@jocakenyeres5298]

Did you like cucumber? Where?😅

[@MoorishBrooklyn]

To be the best you have to beat the best. Fabian Marozsan is showing he has what it takes by beating the man who can beat everyone else. He can have confidence he has what it takes as he works his way up the ranking and tournament experiences.

[@followintruth2239]

what a guy! So calm... remarkable fantastic game!!

[@СергейВоривоцкий]

Ой еееее!!!!!!! Красавчик!!!! Поставил на место! Хорошая работа!👍👏💪

[@максимвасильев-е2л]

его же укороченными)

[@kiskatalin2206]

Csodálatos győzelem Fábián, büszke vagyok Rád. ☺️☺️☺️☺️☺️

[@olivierevano8486]

Bravo Fabian, belle victoire et belle perf.

[@matthiashornbostel8240]

Alcaraz got a taste of his own medicine. Today Marozsan played the better Alcaraz style. Good job.

[@tennisfitapp]

He beat him with “drop shots” that were better than HIS- 😂❤ bravo!!! 🎉

[@kevinfernando]

Imagine watching a Tennis TV video with Alcaraz in it, but it’s not an Alcaraz fan made video. Well done Marozsan!!

[@milanavujicic6854]

Well done to our dear neighbor Fabian Marozsan, you really made my day, I watched you live last year at the challenger in my city Banja Luka which you won and I knew you would be a great player in the future👍...bye bye Carlitos👋

[@rafaelodossantos4210]

Thanks a lot mazozsan ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@evacromwell236]

I like how this young man celebrates his points wins, it's not in the oppent's face! It's personal to him.There's so much dignity in that.

[@ernestomartinezcaballero5409]

Great, Fabian with incredible mental game!!! Dropshots 👌