"The Best Player In The World" - Carlos Alcaraz Described By His Fellow ATP Players

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  • Опубликовано: 10 сен 2022
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  • @tennistv
    @tennistv  Год назад +298

    Carlos Alcaraz: GRAND SLAM CHAMPION & WORLD NO.1!!

    • @neil741
      @neil741 Год назад +8

      WOOOOOOOOOO

    • @fifermcgee5971
      @fifermcgee5971 Год назад +6

      Congratulations to this fine young man. What a role model for the up and coming generation.

    • @seekfirstthekingdom4388
      @seekfirstthekingdom4388 Год назад +5

      *Stolen from Novak.
      If Alcaraz has any self respect he wouldn’t accept the number 1 title

    • @asdfswer4657
      @asdfswer4657 Год назад

      @@seekfirstthekingdom4388 shut up

    • @jimnosnow4484
      @jimnosnow4484 Год назад +9

      @@seekfirstthekingdom4388 Lol even with Wimbledon points Alcaraz is no.1 sorry bud

  • @arunraju9705
    @arunraju9705 Год назад +438

    Zverev nailed it - "Hes gonna win GS's and will be no.1"

    • @AhmedKhan_83
      @AhmedKhan_83 Год назад +43

      I am glad he didn't put himself in there 😆

    • @justinlee56
      @justinlee56 Год назад +8

      @@AhmedKhan_83 pretty sure he will do it too

    • @talastra
      @talastra Год назад +1

      Prediction confirmed.

    • @crypticcomputing604
      @crypticcomputing604 Год назад +3

      I said this on his debut in Rio 2 years ago.

    • @g9e6ral4t
      @g9e6ral4t Год назад +2

      Amazing! You're a real clairvoyant, aren't you?

  • @arunraju9705
    @arunraju9705 Год назад +366

    Its not just the skill that amazes me, its the temperament that he shows during clutch moment that's the biggest attribute of him.

    • @marianatera631
      @marianatera631 Год назад +4

      I agree!!!

    • @philomenawilliams839
      @philomenawilliams839 Год назад +3

      Totally agree!

    • @pawshands9706
      @pawshands9706 Год назад +15

      Yes, his mental strength is shocking. His court sense is uncanny, and his tennis IQ is off the charts! At 19 Carlos already possesses the most complete game since Roger. Carlos volleys way better than most of the other top players. He will change this game as all champions do.

    • @fabrimedeiros9888
      @fabrimedeiros9888 Год назад +7

      Always positive and smiling even in stressfull situations. Always fighting and finding solutions

    • @TheGowshikan
      @TheGowshikan Год назад +7

      that has always been the differentiating factor between the big 3 and the others and this guy is already showing the same quality !

  • @evanwong855
    @evanwong855 Год назад +229

    Amongst the next gen players, I enjoy the interview with Zverev. He seems to put a lot of thought to answer questions and he has beautiful way to articulate them. We may have to agree that he really puts himself up there LOL.

    • @talastra
      @talastra Год назад +16

      He's also very handsome. But he should stop hitting umpire chairs.

    • @syuchen7037
      @syuchen7037 Год назад +12

      He’s good at giving speeches, if only he could’ve controlled himself better…

    • @marcinmm3644
      @marcinmm3644 Год назад +2

      Next Gen? He is not next gen. he was next gen 4-5 years back. Next gen players are those who are 21 yrs old or younger. Sadly, med/tsitsipas/zverev have only disappointed. In last 4 years, they have been talked about a lot but achieve very very little.

    • @talastra
      @talastra Год назад

      @@marcinmm3644 Medvedev acts like he feels guilty for unseating Novak for no. 1

  • @rafaelnadal691
    @rafaelnadal691 Год назад +66

    He is not looking at me anymore, no? Without a doubt, he will be one of the best of the history.

    • @guepardiez
      @guepardiez Год назад

      Is true, have been a great year for him, but let's see what's going on.

  • @cachi-7878
    @cachi-7878 Год назад +26

    Yep, couldn’t agree more. He’s a great combination of talent, maturity, humility and charisma. A very likable kid who has a fantastic future ahead of him. Let’s all hope he stays focused and healthy. Vamos Carlitos!

  • @dim-.
    @dim-. Год назад +42

    Watched the whole US Open final, amazing youngster and now world no. 1🌹

  • @Tente69
    @Tente69 Год назад +12

    This is what Tennis is about!! So glad Carlos is keeping this sport interesting again. Congrats Alcaraz !!!

  • @Vaisin
    @Vaisin Год назад +20

    Alcaraz being described by his fellow players as ''the best'' and being amazed by his abilites kinda reminds me of when people used to describe the 19-to-24 year-old Messi. They used very similar adjectives in a superlative way.

  • @j.s.p
    @j.s.p Год назад +10

    Prime Alcaraz at the age of 24-25 will be quite SCARY opponent to overcome for his rivals.

  • @maxoguz7400
    @maxoguz7400 Год назад +12

    Carlos is a perfect player ☺️,l like him . I wish for him healthy life and be lucky !

  • @loic5763
    @loic5763 Год назад +18

    He’s such a great player to watch !! Always very fair play, great attitude, fighting spirit, unbelievable game !!

    • @crisscriss6049
      @crisscriss6049 Год назад +1

      Yeah buddy Carlos is in love with tennis, he play because he like it, in the final in US, he was a warrior not stand to wait any ball he fight and lose energy, this is Carlos he like to play tennis and that's it, the nr one, 19 year's old the only one in the history, he love to play, great Carlos

  • @tothelighthouse9843
    @tothelighthouse9843 Месяц назад +2

    Carlos is such an exciting player to watch. May he have a long & legendary tennis career!

  • @marianatera631
    @marianatera631 Год назад +45

    This was an amazing tournament!!! His mental maturity is something to aspire & admire!!!
    Congratulations to Carlos & his team & family

  • @simonhagos
    @simonhagos Год назад +23

    Sinner said he’s “maybe the best player in the world, at the moment”… I love that mindset saving the future no. 1 spot for himself! Also, congrats Carlito!

    • @GeorgeT370
      @GeorgeT370 Год назад +2

      It´s nice to read that....Sinner is also VERY talented and he knows that...some pros and ex-pros see a future number one in him and he knows that...

    • @theamazingbrokenman
      @theamazingbrokenman Год назад +3

      The match between the two at the US Open really could have gone either way. Sinner played beautifully. But indeed Alcaraz right now is the champ.

    • @marco-antoniotrujillo6944
      @marco-antoniotrujillo6944 Год назад +2

      Carlitos man!!!
      Its written and pronounced Carlitos!!
      We say SIMON, we dont say Simmon, or Simoon ...
      Understand??
      No hard feelings.

    • @simonhagos
      @simonhagos Год назад +2

      @@marco-antoniotrujillo6944 hahaha I respect it, Carlitos!

    • @zedearl5181
      @zedearl5181 Год назад

      I love Jannik Sinner future world No.2 if not no.1

  • @devikuSoul
    @devikuSoul Год назад +9

    It is one thing to have fans rave about you but another thing entirely to have legends of the sport and other players have so much respect for you as a player and person and recognize the great potential so early. In particular the words Andrey said were so considerate. Vamos Carlitos

  • @DynamicAero
    @DynamicAero Год назад +98

    Poignant for Dimitrov to talk about pressure at a young age - he was certainly able to perform, but I can't imagine the mental toll it takes on someone to not only be compared to one of the greatest of all time, but to then be picked apart whenever you don't succeed, as if it was your fault that you emulated that playstyle. As fans of a sport, we get too hyped over the next big prospect, and it takes special individuals to rise up despite the attention and pressure. Alcaraz will obviously succeed in the tennis world, but it's better to not label him with what he could be in the future - focus on the now.

    • @opheliawinfrey9501
      @opheliawinfrey9501 Год назад +4

      👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼

    • @Paperbagman555
      @Paperbagman555 Год назад +8

      Top comment, I really felt Grigor’s words when he was saying people should stop putting so much pressure on Carlos. Spoken from the heart

    • @hafadaze9046
      @hafadaze9046 Год назад +3

      @@Paperbagman555 yup he knew how it felt

    • @stefanberg2236
      @stefanberg2236 Год назад +2

      he pass the torch

  • @Sup4ridol
    @Sup4ridol Год назад +20

    This guy is the G.O.A.T for the next gen. When I saw him play Rafa last year in Madrid I thought that he could make it to the top 15, and maybe win over 10 tittles in total. But man was I wrong. Seeing him play 3! 5 set matches, and winning them all, to beating Ruud in 4 sets is something that is 1 in a billion. I am so lucky to see him in his early stages, and his prime. I couldn't do that for the big 3 because I was young at the time, and didn't watch tennis that much. Can't wait to see what he does in the asian swing, then in the Nitto ATP finals. My man is crazy!!!

    • @westonmeyer3110
      @westonmeyer3110 Год назад +7

      This is not prime Alcaraz.
      This is just young Alcaraz.

    • @talastra
      @talastra Год назад +1

      There is no doubt that he and Iga are why I want to watch tennis now. But winning a slam is not only about skill. There's a whole approach to navigating the 2 weeks, and Alcaraz had some good breaks on his side of the draw and some very, very close calls. His strange losses in the middle of the season are a red flag, but he (like Iga has) can continue to improve and make some of those close matches less close. It easily could have been Sinner or Tiafoe in the final. But I actually don't care. Wawrinka may be one of my favorite players of all time, but Alcaraz (in men's tennis) is the only one who gives me that same feeling I get when watching Federer do his thing (even in losing matches). As he says, he loves playing tennis. And there's nothing so fine as watching someone who loves what they do do what they love. I hope he wins everything all over the place but in the meantime, I'll truly look forward to and enjoying watching him play.

  • @ashisbora5314
    @ashisbora5314 Год назад +25

    The words from Dimitrov is what tennis players for sometime in the main draws should say about young gen players . This victory should only be the start for players like Ruud , Sinner , Tiafoe and many more .

  • @zedearl5181
    @zedearl5181 Год назад +31

    Carlitos is here right now and the youngest World No.1. Fully deserved. He IS the reason I will continue to watch men’s tennis and Ons Jabeur women’s tennis. They both have the full repetoire of shots I admire. 😇

    • @zedearl5181
      @zedearl5181 Год назад

      @Young Young You’re right! Six months on I’ve totally changed my mind about Ons Jabeur, I don’t really know what has happened to her game. Rybakina is the one to watch for the future!

  • @Frank_Lee_Terrible
    @Frank_Lee_Terrible Год назад +13

    Tennis TV, remember when you put up a video of Carlos innocently sleeping before match? Now this young man is a grand slam champion. Isn't that crazy? It all happened so fast

  • @betalpha314
    @betalpha314 Год назад +24

    A star was born in Madrid and crowned here in New York. Biggest congrats the youngest world #1 and first of many career slams. Tennis is in safe hands

    • @clarkkent1680
      @clarkkent1680 Год назад +3

      Actually he won Miami first

    • @kaicicl
      @kaicicl Год назад +2

      @@clarkkent1680 it’s crazy to think too he won Rio not too long before this as well.

    • @bilalattal2707
      @bilalattal2707 Год назад +2

      Madrid 2021

    • @sonnyburnett4321
      @sonnyburnett4321 Год назад +5

      He won Miami first and the most important, he was born in Murcia ( Spain) not in Madrid….

    • @crisscriss6049
      @crisscriss6049 Год назад +2

      Budd a star was born in Murcia not Madrid, but don't worry is in Spain

  • @TheJust22az
    @TheJust22az Год назад +16

    Finally we have a top player who is likable, humble and fun to watch.

  • @AryanPushkar
    @AryanPushkar Год назад +18

    Amazing to watch a new star in Tennis! 🙏🏻🔥

  • @spiritlifetalks
    @spiritlifetalks Год назад +1

    Changing of guard - Carlos Alcaraz. God bless !

  • @hrperformance
    @hrperformance Год назад +3

    Well that was nice 😁
    Really nice to see players at different points in their careers; at different levels, all appreciating a great talent with absolutely zero resentment/jealousy etc. This is how the very best operate

  • @TheGowshikan
    @TheGowshikan Год назад +6

    Loves Sascha and his Predictions in ATP ! He is right for 3 years in a row now !!

  • @geekoholic
    @geekoholic Год назад +10

    by far the most incredible thing about Alcaraz is that he does not give up. Three matches with 5 sets each and then a final that was 4 sets. He seems to have the energy and the determination to win at all cost.

    • @JiraiyaSama86
      @JiraiyaSama86 Год назад +4

      You also gotta give him credit for playing that final smart. He knew he was a bit tired, so in the first 3, he didn't really try to rally. Then that 4th set happened.

  • @flawless093
    @flawless093 Год назад +2

    its about how complete his game is , he's got everything .. unreal player

  • @LaureusSport
    @LaureusSport Год назад +2

    4 minutes and 52 seconds on non-stop facts! Bravo Alcaraz! 💪💪

  • @azmiganie9810
    @azmiganie9810 Год назад +12

    Again from Spain, congrats Carlos Alcaraz (19yo) for your 1st gs title

  • @belovedchildgodislove5699
    @belovedchildgodislove5699 Год назад +3

    Loved hearin that!!giving credit where its due

  • @joshheinink
    @joshheinink Год назад +9

    Unreal talent

  • @cesarfernandezlopez5063
    @cesarfernandezlopez5063 Год назад +7

    VAMOOOOOOS CARLITOOOOOOOS !!!! CONGRATULATIONS , US OPEN CHAMPION AND NUMERO 1 IN THE WORLD !!

  • @scozember
    @scozember Год назад +13

    Now he won a slam, getting no.1 and we all know this is one of many.

  • @rollipalakpak2766
    @rollipalakpak2766 Год назад +10

    And now his the no.1

  • @cronersam
    @cronersam Год назад +4

    Alcarez is insane. If he keeps the excitement alive and injury free, he will break all records.

  • @michellerigsby6034
    @michellerigsby6034 Год назад +3

    Nice job young man!!!

  • @josecarlospaez1358
    @josecarlospaez1358 Год назад +1

    FELICITACIONES, a Alcaraz un gran 🏆🏸CAMPEÓN 🏸🏆A SUS 19 años # 1.👍👍

  • @paulc7804
    @paulc7804 Год назад +5

    Out of everyone, this guy is the most worthy to take the torch from the Federer, Nadal, and Djokovic era.

  • @JonathanMendoza-ro9hq
    @JonathanMendoza-ro9hq Год назад +9

    Im not wrong when i saw first Carlos Alcaraz...and shouted: THE NEW RAFA NADAL !!!! And im RIGHT !!! VIVA ESPANYA !!! The land of my ancestors and great heritage !!!

  • @lilnickydabaddest3451
    @lilnickydabaddest3451 Год назад +18

    Geez the assent to the top he’s made is ridiculous wtf hacked the entire tour in one year 😭 world no 1 and gs champ as a teenager

  • @imalwaysright
    @imalwaysright Год назад +6

    You got that right 👊🏼

  • @tobiaaldente7213
    @tobiaaldente7213 Год назад +22

    "You're the best player in the world, even though you are still..." ...
    No one knows how it continued😂

    • @monsieurbreakdown4814
      @monsieurbreakdown4814 Год назад +10

      " even though you are 5 years old " XD

    • @evanwong855
      @evanwong855 Год назад +3

      He was about to call Carlos' age but suddenly realize that he didn't know the exact age so there he was with brain freeze 🤣🤣

  • @RFazor
    @RFazor Год назад +9

    Sasha said it best: we’re not gonna see a player like Carlos

  • @thesmalllebowski284
    @thesmalllebowski284 Год назад +1

    As Novak said in the press conference after losing to him in the recent Wimbledon final, he has the best of Roger, Novak and Rafa. He has Roger's talent, Novak's mental resilience and Rafa's drive/heart. He has the best of all worlds. Man, are we lucky to have him for the next 15+ years, now that Roger retired and Novak and Rafa are approaching the end of their careers.
    I'm a huge fan already

  • @darkhorse5305
    @darkhorse5305 Год назад +4

    unstoppable ALCARAZ

  • @ksc743
    @ksc743 Год назад +1

    These comments are so interesting, especially in light of what just transpired. Vamos Carlitos!

  • @raghavendragabbita2718
    @raghavendragabbita2718 Год назад +1

    I like how the video ended with good advice from Grigor...like he's saying "you spoiled me! don't you dare spoil this "kid" " !!!

  • @MacaRGlez258
    @MacaRGlez258 Год назад +4

    Hes not a new Rafa. Hes just Carlos! ❤

  • @Mahendra1981
    @Mahendra1981 Год назад

    So cool to see. I was so sure that the Salad comment by Rafa will be in here, considering how good TennisTV is at picking up the trends. Can’t believe they missed that one

  • @JLZR1
    @JLZR1 Год назад +2

    As Grigor speaks from experience, he was spot on with his comments … being number one is the toughest position in tennis, pressure is now on Carlitos every time he steps on the court, he’s got what every player wants…. Maybe a bit too much, too soon ??…time will tell

  • @brahmsianer5899
    @brahmsianer5899 Год назад +5

    To be honest, Sasha saying he's the best in the world is amazing.

  • @q0056
    @q0056 Год назад

    Must be so nice hearing all these players that you’ve spent your life looking up to saying all this stuff about u so early in your career. Congrats future #1 for sure

  • @chennis134
    @chennis134 Год назад +16

    He's also the youngest world number 1 by a good amount

    • @ksc743
      @ksc743 Год назад +3

      The last was Lleyton Hewitt at the age of 20 years and 266 days in 2001.
      Amazing achievement from Carlos Alcaraz!

    • @dnail1917
      @dnail1917 Год назад

      Congrats to him, but he has to thank djokovic for that

  • @adityaarun163
    @adityaarun163 Год назад

    Tennis TV is in love with alcaraz............. And to be precise so are we

  • @rituparnamarik3185
    @rituparnamarik3185 Год назад +1

    Alex is absolutely in love with him.. In fact everyone is in love with him..

  • @shadowagent6051
    @shadowagent6051 Год назад +4

    I stay with Dimitrov's statement,I also think he shouldn't listen to anyone but his coach and the people around him because that's the most important opinions he needs to take,people and fanbase putting him up to the clounds can do so much more harm than help,he now reach the top of his expectations with a GS under the belt and a world number 1,we'll see what happens in the future.

  • @Madferit91
    @Madferit91 Год назад +5

    Chad Murray got his clip from when he beat Alcaraz at Indian Wells

    • @hsy2448
      @hsy2448 Год назад

      That was during the Indian wells where it was Norrie Basilvashili final.

  • @regularmouse4230
    @regularmouse4230 Год назад +1

    Carlitoooooooooooooos!! VAMOSSSSSSS

  • @mohammedabdulmuqtadir8412
    @mohammedabdulmuqtadir8412 Год назад +4

    Remember the name: Carlos Alcaraz

  • @juanquintana6070
    @juanquintana6070 Год назад +1

    Alcaraz is already breaking ground into the new generation of players.
    To win his first Slam is going to add more fuel and challenges, but let's not forget that Thiem, 2 years ago won the US Open, and we all thought he could be the next big thing.
    He is in 216 position in the ranking right now, so things can change dramatically in sport.

    • @raxrax223
      @raxrax223 Год назад

      So 6 months after, Alcaraz is still number 2, won Buenos Aires, Rio finalist and he is now in IW quarterfinals... so no, he is not going to be like Thiem.

    • @juanquintana6070
      @juanquintana6070 Год назад

      @@raxrax223 I hope he can keep himself injury free. He is a young maestro, and there is so much to improve and enjoy in his game.
      Tonight, with Felix is going to be a good match. Felix beat him in different tournaments.

  • @Matthewbaker1991
    @Matthewbaker1991 Год назад

    Beast

  • @TheOverTrader101
    @TheOverTrader101 Год назад +3

    I like the prospective of Dimitrov

  • @JimmyOlsson
    @JimmyOlsson Год назад +12

    Alcaraz, Ruud, Sinner, Auger-Aliassime. The new generation is here! The rivalry among these is going to awesome!

  • @talastra
    @talastra Год назад +2

    Also, I'm not surprised they couldn't get Tsitsipas on this video.

  • @GeorgeT370
    @GeorgeT370 Год назад +3

    Wow all those players sound so humble when they talk about him....no arrogance at all...

  • @fuzzytabby4304
    @fuzzytabby4304 Год назад +1

    He's great already but I would really like to see him develop a great consistent serve to make it easier on himself. We got a little taste of that at the end of the US Open Finals. And at that point he can win as many slams as he wants as long as he's healthy

    • @fuzzytabby4304
      @fuzzytabby4304 Год назад +1

      @Young Young He's not that tall at all but hes still young enough that I think he might be able to grow an inch or 2 if hes lucky. I think there are plenty of guys on the tour close to 6' or under that have a more effective service game but with his ability to serve and volley he would almost never be broken in my opinion. He also makes some ill advised shots that make it harder on himself but It's amazing that he could win majors while still learning even if it does take him 5 sets.

    • @JiraiyaSama86
      @JiraiyaSama86 Год назад

      Time is on his side for developing the serve. He's already got a great kicker for the ad court.

  • @Balkeet007
    @Balkeet007 Год назад +4

    If he wins 2 slams per year from now when he is 19 years old, he can end up with 25 slams easily

  • @MegaMoflis
    @MegaMoflis Год назад +4

    Zverev knew it all!

  • @KrattarKrattar
    @KrattarKrattar Год назад +16

    Nadal:
    - Novak was not a normal guy. Roger was not a normal guy. Probably me was not a normal guy.

    • @davitchkuaseli234
      @davitchkuaseli234 Год назад

      😆😆👍🏻

    • @Irishb0y
      @Irishb0y Год назад +4

      He put himself in there 🤣

    • @zechengfang9708
      @zechengfang9708 Год назад +6

      @@Irishb0y also he said sascha for some reason i could not believe it out of everyone, he had to put the guy that puts himself in there.

    • @Irishb0y
      @Irishb0y Год назад +1

      @@zechengfang9708 hahaha yep, never thought someone else would put sacha there, not just himself LOL

    • @wisdon
      @wisdon Год назад

      from the results he had to put himself to up there

  • @adilmir9072
    @adilmir9072 Год назад +1

    "He is something that the sport might have never seen before". Federer created a new level of tennis where Rafa and Novak enjoyed their primes, I feel Alcaraz is going to take it to the next level.

  • @leecherlarry
    @leecherlarry Год назад

    xerev and dimi were spot on.
    scratch that.
    everybody is spot on.

  • @studboyinus
    @studboyinus Год назад +1

    When you are young, you are fearless, you don't get nervous as much as the old ones. That's why i said Carlitos should win a GS now that he's young...he can just build from that one win and accumulate...He is more than Rafa...he is above everyone right now...

    • @JiraiyaSama86
      @JiraiyaSama86 Год назад +1

      Not necessarily fearless. Just not as afraid. Fear doesn't have to hold players back. It can simply be a wall to go through.

  • @danhnguyen-mm2ue
    @danhnguyen-mm2ue Год назад

    he is as fast as flash in comic books

  • @corey7219
    @corey7219 Год назад +1

    2:12. Carlitos world number 1!

  • @nesquikpooower
    @nesquikpooower Год назад

    Where is the guy at 2:38 ?

  • @lj_2259
    @lj_2259 Год назад +3

    Rublev is the future of tennis as well

  • @DubaiVlad
    @DubaiVlad Год назад +1

    Make the background music louder, i can barely hear the commentary…

  • @talastra
    @talastra Год назад +6

    Rublev noting that Alcaraz has fun playing tennis is being self-diagnostic.

  • @arielperetz5085
    @arielperetz5085 Год назад

    Who is the player who speak between zverev and rublev?

  • @RFN22
    @RFN22 Год назад +6

    Lets throw it back to when half of the ATP players in a video picked Brooksby over Alcaraz 😂

    • @The-zk2rl
      @The-zk2rl Год назад +4

      🤣🤣🤣 what!!! When was that?

    • @RFN22
      @RFN22 Год назад +3

      @@The-zk2rl tennis tv RUclips: ATP stars predict their 2022 breakthrough player. Although to be fair they never asked who would be the better player but back then even I thought Alcaraz would be the no brainer

    • @tennislove6716
      @tennislove6716 Год назад

      @@RFN22 Djokovic say Alcaraz in that video

    • @RFN22
      @RFN22 Год назад

      @@tennislove6716 yeah I know

    • @MicroCheese64
      @MicroCheese64 Год назад

      I think a lot of guys chose Brooksby cuz Alcaraz was already becoming a big name in 2021. He beat tsisi at us open last year and was getting good results already.
      I really don't like Brooksby tho at all XDD

  • @ninjawarriorthesavage510
    @ninjawarriorthesavage510 Год назад +3

    My work here is Done ✅!!! Mission Accomplished!!! Cheers!!! ✅👍👍

  • @simbeingguan7957
    @simbeingguan7957 Год назад +1

    CARLIS IS NOW A MARKED MAN! EVERY PLAYER IS GOING TO TRY AND BEAT HIM. KEEP YOUR COOL, CARLIS!

  • @crisscriss6049
    @crisscriss6049 Год назад

    Carlos coach Juan Carlos Ferrero take him at the edge of 15 and is say that this young man is gonna be the number one in the world in a few year's because the coach doesn't see nobody like Carlos in the Mallorca Academy of Rafa like Carlos, and here it is the nr one in the world and history of the tennis Carlos Alcaraz, the coach believes in Carlos because is different from all the ordinary people, great Carlos, keep it up and God bless you Carlos

  • @carlitosfan1764
    @carlitosfan1764 Год назад +1

    nadal and djokovic have to make way for the new generation including carlos, sinner, rune, and others!

  • @boyplaywork2995
    @boyplaywork2995 Год назад

    FEDERER OR NADAL at age 19 vs Alcaraz who is better?

  • @siddharthtotla8277
    @siddharthtotla8277 Год назад +1

    Zverev slowly mentions Shitsi

  • @ghostdog_ninja
    @ghostdog_ninja Год назад +8

    Carlos is his hidden son created in the lab.

    • @grl9917
      @grl9917 Год назад

      He never played there but Casper did!

    • @sanguinj
      @sanguinj Год назад +3

      España sera por muchos años la cuna del Tennis. Dos escuelas la de Nadal (Ruud school) y la de Juan Carlos Ferrero (Carlitos). Many more top players will be coming from there .

  • @tennislove6716
    @tennislove6716 Год назад +10

    I want to hear Federer talking about Alcaraz soon

    • @martinschott873
      @martinschott873 Год назад +7

      And play each other, too! :)

    • @knotwilg3596
      @knotwilg3596 Год назад +4

      As a Federer fan I'm afraid that upon his return, when meeting a player of this calibre, it might become a bit of a showdown. You have this 19 year old player going into stratospheric level and a 41 year old trying to recover into a shade of his prime. Watching Alcaraz today I'm not even sure prime Federer could beat him. No, such an encounter will not end well for Federer and I currently can't see what a come back could still add to the fantastic career he had.

    • @martinschott873
      @martinschott873 Год назад +2

      @@knotwilg3596 Indeed, but at the tail end of his career, this may be the showdown Federer is looking for. I doubt that Federer can beat Alcaraz even if he makes a full and perfect recovery from his injuries. After 20+ years on the top of the game, competing with the young guns to see what damage he can do is probably what keeps him going. See Connors or Navratilova.

    • @jimnosnow4484
      @jimnosnow4484 Год назад +3

      @@knotwilg3596 prime Federer couldn’t beat him? Spare me 🤣

    • @batmon696
      @batmon696 Год назад +1

      @@jimnosnow4484 yeah this isn't even "prime" Alcaraz lol

  • @luisangelgarciaescudero9285
    @luisangelgarciaescudero9285 Год назад

    who is the player talking at 2:42?

    • @KS-hk6oc
      @KS-hk6oc Год назад +5

      Fokina

    • @luisangelgarciaescudero9285
      @luisangelgarciaescudero9285 Год назад +3

      @@KS-hk6oc ty bro,it doesnt look like him xD

    • @bjp_borz
      @bjp_borz Год назад

      @@luisangelgarciaescudero9285 Perhaps because of the hat when he was playing he doesn't wear cap and with ponytail or japanese style of hair i say 😁

    • @vladomontezuma626
      @vladomontezuma626 Год назад

      @@luisangelgarciaescudero9285 It's Eminem 🤣

  • @juanviaguadocarrasco8281
    @juanviaguadocarrasco8281 Год назад

    🏆1️⃣🇪🇸

  • @stefanberg2236
    @stefanberg2236 Год назад +1

    he is the best play of the cnturiy

  • @joosiej85
    @joosiej85 Год назад +2

    Everyone compares him to Nadal but all I can see is a young Federer

    • @adityagouravdas929
      @adityagouravdas929 Год назад +2

      His attitude on court is very much like Nadal. Running down every ball. Grunting. Saying Vamos etc. His style of play is more or less a combination of Djokovic and Federer.

    • @joosiej85
      @joosiej85 Год назад +1

      @@adityagouravdas929 all the Spanish players are like that, lol

  • @akgo2684
    @akgo2684 Год назад

    Big up tennis. Tennis players players bigging up other tennis players is what you love to see.

  • @stefanberg2236
    @stefanberg2236 Год назад

    sascha is right u never been seen something bevore, at that age nr1 an gs champignon

  • @traebeneck4994
    @traebeneck4994 Год назад +6

    Does everybody remember a few months ago when Zverev claimed that there's a "New Big 3: Djokovic, Medvedev, and Zverev?" That shit aged hilariously!

    • @colbyscott8545
      @colbyscott8545 Год назад

      He had every justification to say that - Djokovic, while not allowed to play every tournament, still obviously plays as good as ever, as seen in Wimbledon. Medvedev won USO '21 and made the AO final this year and has shown he can be an all-surface player. There's no shame in losing to the Kyrgios we've seen recently. Zverev also had an incredible hard court season last year and was poised to give Rafa a big fight at this year's FO, arguably looking like he had a chance to win if he hadn't gotten injured (not to mention he had beaten Alcaraz the previous round). If you ask me, Medvedev and Zverev have been the most consistent among their generation, and Djokovic is very clearly still at the top level.

  • @onlysmmk
    @onlysmmk Год назад +2

    Even Nadal knows zverev not a normal guy

  • @litosantama
    @litosantama Год назад

    The Murcian Martian 👽

  • @jamesshou8976
    @jamesshou8976 Год назад

    “There are a lot of players who are trying to win the wrong way“ Who is Zverev referring to