WIMBLEDON 2024 - MEN'S RECAP
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- Excerpt from Served with Andy Roddick Episode 28 - released on 07.15.24
Andy Roddick and Jon Wertheim look back on the full 2-weeks of Wimbledon 2024 on the men's draw. The highs, the lows, and what's next for certain players.
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What is incredible about Alcaraz was his body language after he dropped 3 match points in the third. He was like. Oh well let's go to the tie break. No sign whatsoever of frustration!
The frustrations were there, but Carlos only channels a positive outcome 😮
That's why I like him a lot. He just has a great attitude.
@@TheCreamsoda25 the best of any player. Some haven't achieved much and have huge egos. Carlos backs up any celebrations. He delivers 100%☝🏽
andy is such a good analyst.. he should be on TV
can tv afford him?
He already is part of the tennis channel team.
He is so goood at this tennis-talking thing//
Convinced his pro career was to prepare him for his true calling as a pundit. He’s brilliant!
@@praveenamarasuriya6606I think that's why his press conferences as a player were so good haha
I have been around a nice while now, but i have seen all 3 greats, and Carlos is the most COMPLETE player i have ever seen. At just 21yrs he is still growing as a player. I feel Carlos has no technical limitations. He has such a raoid learning curb too. Such a rare talent especially in this modern era. Literally from the very first ball strike, Carlos was all in Novak's face. I have seen Novak lose badly, but this match was a crushing display of the game's new face. Carlos is that face and the game is exciting once again.
Andy told you why and Novak showed you at the Olympics - Sinner 's rise has only just begun .... Novak is going to keep burning 'excitable boys' like you for a while yet ....37 yrs + unbelievable .... 'the game is exciting again' sounds like another Fedal found something to bite on, I'm sure Novaks Olympic Gold was a bitter pill - Andy told you if you cant appreciate his greatness etc - I suggest you go to Goatkovics channel and watch every video and suck up the Truth - Novak is way greater than you can even conceive in your biased little bubble - the GOAT debate is over! Carlos et al have a long way to go....
@@user-lz2gg3uq9o Good luck 🤭
Andy, desde España le digo que puede que usted en sus mejores años no tuviera esa confianza en sí mismo que tiene Alcaraz, pero usted tenía algo muy digno de reconocimiento y valoración: me refiero a su franqueza, su nobleza y su saber ser feliz sin necesidad de ser un ganador de GS.
To add to Alcaraz’s 3rd set recovery. He also beat Novak in a tiebreak. Novak is probably the king of tiebreaks in slams
Alcaraz very good in all surfaces
you can't say that since the surfaces are not different anymore and for a long time.
I'd dare say ALL SURFACES 🎉🎉🎉🎉...
I really love both of your comments on Alcaraz. Fantastic!! #Carlitos 💯
Tennis fans needed this podcast. Awesome to hear the detail that only true tennis pros can see, keep it up Andy!
Grapes to wine analogy of Carlos last year to this year superb turn of phrase
It’s scary to think but Alcaraz is probably several years away from his peak.
yes, 2027-28 imo. 3-4 years away
Like what Michael Chang was at 18. :)
@@sinisasinisa3429 Michael chang didn't have weapons at 18. he developed a good serve later, but his game was not even fractionally as good as Carlos
the moment you win a slam you're at your peak, dude.
@@soheiladam7510 no dude, you ain't. Alcaraz is at least three years away from his highest physical level. his tennis is going to get even better as well. watch
Thank you for this video. 👍
Carlos took a bit of a dip toward the end of last year and the beginning of this year and all the naysayers came out of hiding with the "i told you so!" bull**** comments, and now, once again they look stupid. It was just hype when we said he could win multiple majors, it wasn't just hype when we said he could beat ANYONE, including Novak, it wasn't just hype when we said that he had the potential to go down as one of the great(barring any major injuries) and now all that "hype" is here in real life. The kid is 21 with 4 majors and potentially can be a player who could replicate what Rafa has done at Roland Garros and is also better on hard courts and grass than both Rafa and Roger at 21. This kid is here and he is here to stay. I have no doubts in my mind Carlos will win a MINIMUM of 15 slams.
I knew he was overwhelmed at Wimbledon he looked like a deer in headlights.
They made such a big deal about him he was on every talk show he was everywhere it didn't happen for the French this year or even wimbled in the second time.
And then in Cincinnati when he lost a Novak 7/6 in the 3rd that was the first time the crowd turned against him.
Novak pulled out all his tricks as a magician with his temporary heat stroke for 10 minutes and all of that crap I've never seen Carlos Alvarez have the crowd rooting against him.
He cried on the court for the first time ever and it took him a long time to recover from that loss and just being overwhelmed.
It's not hard to figure out You get very little time off and it's funny no one talks about this arm problem he had that mysteriously resolved itself but I think he needed a mental break and I'm glad he took time off in the clay season I don't think he would have won these two grand slams.
@@Mntguy-nr9vlhe doesn't need to play 4 clay tournaments before the french. Barcelona? yes Madrid? not really but it suits his game. Monte carlo or rome? honestly neither are. necessarily,but he could just play one of them
@wes1128 they did the same post USO 2022
Now end of 2023 early 2024 when will they learn
@@colethomas903 We have known for a long time that toxic Novak fans have always felt threatened by Carlos after Madrid 2022, for very good reasons. So the excuses will never stop even though they know Carlos has more than proven himself now, however there is some merit to the argument about what Carlos priorities should be. Consider this year, he was injured and hardly played the clay season and also lost at Queens but saved himself for the slams. Of course there is story behind his arm injury and how he fixed it, but in my opinion he doesn't have to play all masters 1000 every year. like monte carlo or rome, or Toronto vs cincy. he can alternate every year or try to strike a balance with the schedule to save himself for the big events. i know participation is mandatory for most but he should be selective for now until he hits his peak physical level at 24 (in 3 years) . just my opinion.
Nobody can replicate what Nadal achieved at Roland Garros..
Without regards to the GOAT debate, it is interesting to note that up until Federer's 32nd birthday, Federer has a positive win record against Djokovic, and leading him by 16-12. Federer in his prime was in my opinion better than anyone who ever played the game except for Rafa on clay.
Who cares about clay, btw are you saying that Nadal plays better Tennis on clay then Federer or Sampras on Grass🤦
Nadal was lucky he was a lefty cause otherwise he definitely couldn't be as successful.
Probably should also factor in the matches when he was peak and they were pre peak though, in fairness
@ockiev u wanna try 34 years old
Djokovic didn’t lead the head to head til January 2016
You are a deluded guy 😂 @@soheiladam7510
Except perhaps for Nadal on clay, grass and hard court, Nadal having taken down Federer in major finals on all three surfaces by 22.
Also, there's only 11 months' age difference between Nadal and Djokovic, who was dominated by Nadal through around 2013 (when Djokovic turned 26 in May and Nadal turned 27 in June), bar the year 2011, when Nadal was not playing as well as in 2010 and Djokovic had an annus mirabilis (although he lost an excellent French Open SF to Federer).
Every real tennis fan loves this shit. We needed this. Great job, Andy.
A pleasure to listen this guy!
Musetti needs to play aggressively. He has the variety to have the plan B ready but if he can play freely, he can win big tournaments.
Alcaraz is the best right now. He will be the man to beat in every tournament he plays.
Sinner needs to work on his slice and his fitness. If he keeps thumping from the baseline with no slice to showcase variety, then players like Medvedev etc can beat him on their day.
Djokovic needs a coach, more match practice and a raise in level. And this will happen soon. If it will be enough to beat Alcaraz and Sinner, that's to be seen.
I thought the same thing, when he was playing Djokovic in the semi. He gave Djokovic too much runway.
Andy talks down on himself in between these conversations but he was a player looked upon by youngsters of his generation.
We used to try to copy his serve motion but ended up only with the motion and not the serve. WI 2004 serves were bombs.
Although WI 2009 hurts as Andy deserved the victory there similar to Rogers loss at WI 2019, it shouldn't take away the phenomenal performance put up in those matches.
We knew watching his press conferences that he would soon be part of the commentary team or the media.
I feel that the attitude Andy showed in 2007 US Open match against Roger is how one should play and complete.
I wonder if he always had a self-deprecating humour or he developed it to deal with Roger.
@@maps_x I see it as maturity. He was No1, he won a slam and he is in the HOF but he realizes despite his accomplishments he pales (like 99% of players in history) in comparison to someone like Carlos at 21 and he has the perspective to understand and express why.
@@davidr2802 Sure, but he was always making these types of jokes during post-match interviews. I think it's part of his sense of humor. I don't actually think he thinks he's a bad player. Just in relation to the big 4. What did he say at the HoF? "It's an honor to be the worst player here". Lol. Either way WE know he was great.
Andy,best and most entertaining analyst no question
Tennis doesn't care about Novak's knee or Alcaraz's leg cramps or Sinner's stomach virus. There are winners and there are losers. Carlitos let's his racket do the talking. 😎
Exactly. No excuses. If you're not 100% well, don't participate.
Thanks for exerting your obvious right to speak for "Tennis" 🤦🤣 with that utterly pointless statement.
@@ROYAL_REBELDon't talk utter shite fella 🤣🤣🤣.
Sure, bud.
@@davidhale8034 keep making excuses for Novak, Sinner, Medvedev, etc. Carlitos makes no excuses and let's his racket do the talking. New 🐐
Andy I'm a little tired of Novak and his knee I think it takes away from what Carlos accomplished.
Let's be real here Even before the knee Novak had not been in the final this year he has not won a tournament this year so to denigrate and delegitimize Carlitos's win because of Novaxx and his knee is stupid.
It's kind of the same crap I heard when Carlitos won the US Open and I said because Novak wasn't there.
Novak may be the greatest but he's not the greatest now clearly.
Novak wasn't the greatest not then and not now.
Correct. Look at who Djokovic beat to make the final as well
Carlos in form now with French open and Wimbledon. Even a healthy and fit Novak, it would be challenging. However, as a Novak fan, have watched how he played so many times, the final was ‘not the way he typically plays’, clearly he did not want to stress his knee much, he also did not do his typical ‘signature’ shots, etc. that is why I agree with Andy’s comments Novak’s tactics do not make sense (won’t win) but he knows what he was doing.
There is always a recency bias. Just not too long ago, Novak beat both Carlos and sinner like 6-2/6-2 at ATP final. Now Sinner #1, Carlos 2 majors. I still believe Novak will get back in form to be a solid top 3.
Alcaraz is the new Messiah of Tennis
Guys, Alcaraz LOVES to entertain the crowd because he wants to give them a show BECAUSE he says they spend a small fortune to see him play.
He could afford to lose the matchpoints because he led by 2 SETS* against Nole.
He wanted to ENTERTAIN. He didn't want to win easily. He wanted to give the crowd a thrilling game.
He knew he was going to win as he knew he had improved massively.
He said, "I know what I have to do to win against Novak."
His only real nemesis is SINNER.
Clearly shows that you know nothing about tennis as a sport, only as something exciting to watch at times. Saying he led by 2 “matches” doesn’t help your point
You people will never stop with the sinner delusion. As if it’s an accident Alcaraz has 4 slams and sinner has one despite Alcaraz being 2 years younger. Sinner is inferior.
Sinner is not built for five sets. Beating a stuffed Meddy in five at the AO was not impressive whatsoever. He’ll never win a French Open. He cannot handle the physicality of clay.
@@spencersant8675 You clearly don't know Alcaraz.
@@jj7546 Nobody is delusional about Sinner. He is the only one who can beat Alcaraz, but Alcaraz has improved massively after Indian Wells. To defeat Alcaraz, he has to find ways to do it, just as Alcaraz has found his weaknesses and is now has beaten Sinner twice.
GREETINGS from Colorado! Great show, Andy...I think you are evolving into a REALLY great tennis commentator. But you need to LET YOUR GUESTS TALK MORE...
cheers from SP. great analysis from a n1
I like Andy. I'm subscribed
Hi Andy/everyone, I think the Hungarian Fabian Marozsan is the next Carlos Alcaraz, has anybody seen his matches and last year he beat Alcaraz (so wizardry on both sides of the court). David from the UK
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Alternative title: Novak's Kneecap
😂
or Novak was kneecapped
Recap: Novaxx had the easiest way to the Finals, then got clobbered. 😂
High probability he will win another USO this year and then who is going to bet against him for Australia? That would be 4 straight GS at 21!!
It's Car-LOS not Car-loese.
It's DJOK-O-vic not Djoeker-vic.
Don't you say LOS Angeles, not Loese Angeles in the US?
20 more years?🤯 Call him Charly!
Who cares honestly!? Apart from you, some nobody in the comments
@@jameshunter6289 believe me, when he kept calling Jasmine Paolini, PAYO-lini people in the comments were begging him to google the correct pronunciation. I mean, when you meet someone and they introduce themselves to you, you surely make an effort to pronounce their name the way they say it? Same applies when commentating famous names.
Joke O witch . There is no R .
lol, neither of those are correct
Well, I learnt something this Wimbledon from the Brit commentator - how to pronounce Alcaraz properly - it's Alcarath.
Alcaraz did great, but you dont get 3 Wimby titles…..you get 1. The key is consistency.
zero training going in and getting to the final... tells you everything you need to know about the men's game on grass. They need to expand the grass season- add a Grand Prix (take one from clay)... otherwise, stop telling me Wimbledon is the biggest thing in the game.
Its propaganda from the royal brits
Simple - Alcaraz goes to the next tournament now.
Post knee injury Novak got to the final cuz he got an easy draw (he even got a forfait from the QF). Yes, it is not his fault (I am not saying it is), but the fact is he got an easy draw, plain and simple. No wonder he lost in straights in the final. He wasn't even challenged before the finals.
Novak has not moved well since last year
This is some of the crappiest commentary I've ever seen.
Novak didn't play top 10 player the whole tournament. Novak didn't play a Grand slam champion the whole tournament until the final.
Carlito's played a much harder draw including Tommy Paul who is his nemesis, Big foe who is one of his best friends.
You guys don't know what the f*** you're talking about.
Yes he has lapses in concentration he always has but put Novak in the same draw and he would not have made it to the final he had three days off.
Love hearing Andy. Jon’s voice is irritating and i tend to tune out when he speaks. Sorry
Hey Haters - Novak is Olympic Champion - Andy was right on - if you want the truth on what Novak has had to deal with his whole career - see Goatkovic channel - I said IF, because he methodically destroys all the Fedal B/S with the most detailed statistical analysis you will ever see - BTW I love Carlos and Sinner because I have a reason to continue watching tennis after Novak hangs up his racquet ....
Of course he'll go home and celebrste his victory😂😚😚
Andy is a big joker fan. What about Federer at AO 2017?
Andy's foreheads so big, you can play tennis on it, kinda looks like a tennis court 😂😂😂
Way better than being a pinhead with no forehead just eyebrows and a hairline
@@icefalcon2243 yo mama
When you insult someone in person do you have a bag over your like you hide behind a screen name, big boy?
No i hide and stand behind your mama
Novak wosn't in the zone. The next challenge will be.
Novax is cooked
If you can’t get in the zone stay at home. He was in the zone when he made it to the final, and bc he lost he was no longer in the zone. Give that some thought!