Fun fact: Rublev was furious for about 70% of the match and got none code violations. It's really sad to see Rublev like this. The guy has one of the best personalities off the court but on the court, he is missing like 5-8% to really push through and win frequently against let's say, the top 5. He works so hard for good results only to be beaten by one of the top 5 players. If he could clear the cloud and "demons" in his head, he would be a much bigger threat. Right now, he is literally the QF-man, reminds me a bit of Berdych, he was the "punching bag" for the big 3-4 in slams but at least Berdych has some SF's and a final... Hopefully Rublev can turn it around in 2024.
Rublev can only do so much. He works very hard but does not have as many weapons as some of the top players. If Alcaraz had turned up yesterday the way he has been playing since USO, Rublev could easily have beaten him. That's why I am so looking forward to Medvedev v Alcaraz rematch to see which Alcaraz will turn up
@@tounadebiyi2648 clueless, Carlos wins its' normal Carlos, Carlos loses he didn't show up, same old same old. Also Rublev doesn't have as many weapons? what are you smoking? he is one of if not the biggest hitter, and super aggressive.....he is missing something between his ears, that's his problem.
Fun fact: There are no code violations in the ATP rules for self-harm. He didn't really smash his racquet etc only beat himself up hence no code violation. Poor guy needs some good psychologist, reportedly he experienced serious child abuse from his mother every time he missed a shot.
Rublev says he's working on "controlling his emotions", but emotions are there whether you want them or not. What he needs to learn to do is *manage* them better.
@@michaelmartin9447 I'm not, maybe try reading into things a little less. All emotions are equally valid. All ik saying is, there are different ways to respond to emotions and manage them. Some ways are helpful, some aren't. It's much easier said than done, of course, but it's near impossible if you start with the goal of *controlling* rather than *managing*.
Seems Rublev was boiling all his mental weaknesses the whole semester to sticks it out in Finals that's the Rublev we knew but weren't missing. I agree with the guy commenting the match he said "it's impossible win a match in this level with this mentality".
It was their first match and he probably imagined he would be more competitive, but Alcaraz just started to bounce back with a boom. Rublev needs some rest, he played pretty much everywhere this year. Still a good season for him.
He was bang on target in the first 4 games then it seems like he flicked a switch and became so nervous that he couldn't return balls. It's like he suddenly became afraid of a guy 5 years his junior.
The second set was brutal, poor Rublev! Carlos was playing so much better than in the first match. Almost untouchable on serve (over 50% of his first serves were unreturned, did he ever have so many free points?), made plenty of winners and hardly any errors. They say every match is different and it's right. This was very important for his confidence, can't wait for Alcaraz vs. Medvedev, it's going to be a real battle and if Carlos repeats this performance, Medvedev will have to play his 110% again to beat him.
His serve and return were actually very solid against Zverev, it was just his baseline play that was a problem. We all knew that would improve. And honestly, people were seriously overreacting. Alcaraz lost to a 2-time former champ who has beaten Djokovic twice here
@@colethomas903 It is and of course it depends on the returner as well. Medvedev is going to make him play much more on his serve, but the good thing is he is getting used to these conditions. I expected a closer match today, but it seems like something clicked and he is starting to like this court. Rublev wasn't even bad according to statistics, he also had pretty high percentage of first serves made, made more winners than errors. But he was totally destroyed in the last three games, 12 points in a row went like if Alcaraz was a monster of indoor hard court tennis. Maybe he will be one day.
He's improved except in the most important area...mentally. The terrible attitude and meltdowns as soon as things begin to go against him will forever hold him back regardless of the technical improvements he makes to his game.
@@ijump-bounce2283 the first poster talked about him "improving". I'm talking about that. he will never improve to Top 3 because he doesn't have it upstairs.
Well, that was the best performance from Alcaraz in a while. For all the naysayers, he is still there, somewhere. The source of his recent problems was confidence or training. Whatever it was, he was so fast and robust. Those backhands on the run are spectacular.
Being number 1 at 20 yo was just too much pressure. He also made a ton of commercials (at least here in Spain) while playing. I think the pressure and profound adulation went to his head. He went a bit “Hollywood”. I like humble Carlos from el pueblo much better. He’ll be back. He’s too good. He has attained more than both Djokovic and Nadal at 20 yo.
@pureffm Agreed. Rublev has just mentally checked out since losing to Djokovic in a tough three setter in Paris. In last year's ATP Finals Rublev beat Medvedev in a tough 3rd set tiebreak, and this year he gave Medvedev a 6-4, 6-2 easy win. Clearly he is in a dump right now. The next match against Medvedev will say a lot more about if Alcaraz has regained his form.
Lmao. Gets wrecked 3 games in a row without any reply whatsoever, wins 1 game vs an underperforming Rublev who once again lost his temper.. OMG REGAINING FORM stfu
The top 5 or 6 guys is starting to get very competitive and everyone has raised their games to stay with Djokovic and Carlos. I think Carlos will be at the top spot among the youner guys, it is nice to see a more competitive mens field beyond 1 and 2 ...
Let's not forget the kid is only 20, neither Djokovic nor Federer did even win their first GS yet at his age. He will come back strong next year after the off-season, as he did last year.
@@ashonvills why? Because he is "cute" during interviews? Real personality shines through during matches. The interviews are a "persona", surface level. You don't see Djokovic throwing a tantrum fit when the other player hits a great shot. He applauds 👏 the other instead.
Shelton for me will be ahead of Rune in the future. Rune doesn't seem to be able to improve his endurance. He is stuck at 2.5 sets of automomy somehow. He can be like Andy Murray, win masters but only few grand slams.
@@akshaysundaram1836 I agree with you, some people don't realize how difficult and rare it is to win multiple slams, just take a look at all the phenomenal players that came before the big 3. Only Sampras (14) and Borg (11) had more than 10 slams each. It takes an incredible confluence of tennis skills, mental strength, motivation, good health and some luck to be able to do what Federer, Nadal and Djokovic have done. Sure it can be repeated, but the likelihood is quite small.
@@pureffmi truly believe novak, sinner, Medvedev are top3 players in the world presently....rune has shown good form in last one month and against novak yesterday....if rune keeps this form he can be top5 player in the world alongwith above players and alcaraz....if alcaraz doesn't improve, he will be overtaken by rune too....alcaraz is already behind sinner, novak, Medvedev....
@@rabisml1234 Rune is just good indoors in general, not sure we can transpose to grand slams, especially because of his poor endurance. Carlos just predicted that Yannick would be number 1 in 2024.
🎉🎉❤forza jannik !! Credo il lui per la finale contrôle mi brutta alcaraz 🎉🎉🎉 forte si forse no😊😊😊vedremo cosa accadra ancora 🎉🎉🎉🎉 magnifique jannik intime !!! Un futuro campione 😊😊😊❤❤❤❤ adorons questo ragazzo 😊😊😊😊
To think how well young guys like Carlos, Sinner and Rune are playing. If they keep on that trajctory who knows what will happen. I think if Nole played his youngr self he would win at his present age. I wonder what that means about these very young talents.
@Nr-bc4nu LOL he reminds me of a lesser version of David Ferrer not saying they play like each other but they hit there ceiling and can’t beat the best of the best
I was very underwhelmed by Rublev today. Expected him to be much more aggressive and less nervy but when the first set locked at 4-4 it's like Rublev triggered a mental barrier in himself. So bummed out. I wanted him to get the first victory over Alcaraz.
Андрею надо Развивать свой природный Огромный потенциал- это за счёт своих больших рычагов конечностей тогда прибавится и сила и скорость. Пример Горан Иванишевич вот такой же тип телосложения и разгонял он свои длинные руки КРУТО, Поэтому и результат был. Андрей тебе природа дала супер генетику надо просто развить её. С огромным уважением к тебе отношусь. Только побед
Daniel lo venció una vez este año si alcaraz juega calmado desde la humildad sin creerse super start lo va vencer y no será nada raro yo creo que realmente recuperaría su nivel volvería ser el verdadero 2 junto con sinner
Carlos is thw most entertaining player we have. It is always nice wgem he wins but even when he loses his winners are always exciting. I like Rublev he needs a good sports psychologist to help him get past some mental humps.
Rublev needs to get his anger in check. Acting like a spoiled brat and imploding after losing a point won't help his game. His team really needs to work on that.
Im amazed Rublev doesn't get a warning for bashing his knee like that and drawing blood. Kids are watching. Hes a professional tennis player that could do serious damage to his kneecap. He alters the atmosphere of the game. Poor show. Needs mental help imo.
Yes, he should have given at least one warning during this match. I don't like watching him play. He goes nuts even when losing any random point. Very stressed out and painful to watch.
Compare Djokovic with Rublev. Djokovic always applauds and claps 👏 when the opponent hits a great winner. Rublev throws a tantrum and hammers his knee instead showing of some 👏 to the other player.
thanks ATP for NOT showing rublev's masochistic self pain infliction habits. i hope rublev gets a psychologist who can help him. a nice guy but he needs to understand losing a game or a match...is not the end of the universe....
At last Carlos appeared to be somewhat close to his best. I think this version of Carlos will be difficult to deal with for anyone regardless of court speed. Zvarev , Hurkacz , Medvedev and all the big servers would like these fast indoor courts where they don't have to worry about wind. However, this seems to help Carlos as well as he has close to 50% unreturned serves .
ublev needs to understand one thing. Not how to beat Alcaraz. Not how to beat Medvedev. Those are tactical and performance-based solutons that only last as long as the next win. The next tournament. What Rublev should be told is that when he kisses the cross during a match he is reaching out for higher grounding. Higher guidance. To Rublev this is his personal moment. To realize that winning in and of itself does not determine his worth or his purpose in life. Chasing wins is like chasing death. It never stops. There is always another win to get. Rublev to be happy needs to see tennis as a way to express his enjoyment of movement. His inner connection to life. He is privileged just to be on the tennis court. He is a top 10 player. He is blessed. As Paul McCartney once said, "When I find myself in times of trouble, Mother Mary comes to me. Speaking words of wisdom, let it be. And in my hour of darkness, She is standing right in front of me. Speaking words of wisdom, let it be." That is all Rublev needs to know. In that moment on the tennnis court, in his own private realization, he will calm down. And see his true blessing.
Rublev is everyone's punishing bag in this Tournament so far!! Too one dimensional!! He played his best match of the Year against The Djoker but was unlucky not to Win!
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Poor Rublev… This was the second time I watched him smacking his knee hard with his racket since his loss in Shanghai Masters final with Hurkacz last month.
Rublev should change his Attitude. He is thoughtful of the court but when he is playing he doesnt realise what he is actually doing. I actually like him but he has to grow up. I dont think vicente has him under control. Maybe a coach switch would help to improve his mentality. Tennis is just mental game and rublev has to learn controlling his emotions
I totally agree with ya.. unfortunately he doesnt take hinself seriously... Its time for a more mature atitude bc the others guys on tour are not there tô play Nice
When Alcaraz goes creative, it is such a pleasure to watch.
He realy brings something else. Well deserved victory.
It's more exciting and just brings a different feeling of joy. I never feel the same way with other players even when they do the same creative plays.
Mich better than that djocovid 😂😂😂
@@teragramlawrence2864fedal fan spotted
@@kingnole4237 i would say: ‘moron spotted’
At last Alcaraz has shown some form
Vamos Carlos - congratulations on an important win! Great work!!!
Love to see him beat that djocovid 😂😂
@@teragramlawrence2864Do you mean the lance armstrong of Tennis?🤔
Fun fact: Rublev was furious for about 70% of the match and got none code violations. It's really sad to see Rublev like this. The guy has one of the best personalities off the court but on the court, he is missing like 5-8% to really push through and win frequently against let's say, the top 5. He works so hard for good results only to be beaten by one of the top 5 players. If he could clear the cloud and "demons" in his head, he would be a much bigger threat. Right now, he is literally the QF-man, reminds me a bit of Berdych, he was the "punching bag" for the big 3-4 in slams but at least Berdych has some SF's and a final... Hopefully Rublev can turn it around in 2024.
He’s been in a pissy mood for the last 3 months, not sure why
Rublev can only do so much. He works very hard but does not have as many weapons as some of the top players. If Alcaraz had turned up yesterday the way he has been playing since USO, Rublev could easily have beaten him. That's why I am so looking forward to Medvedev v Alcaraz rematch to see which Alcaraz will turn up
@@tounadebiyi2648 clueless, Carlos wins its' normal Carlos, Carlos loses he didn't show up, same old same old. Also Rublev doesn't have as many weapons? what are you smoking? he is one of if not the biggest hitter, and super aggressive.....he is missing something between his ears, that's his problem.
Fun fact: There are no code violations in the ATP rules for self-harm. He didn't really smash his racquet etc only beat himself up hence no code violation. Poor guy needs some good psychologist, reportedly he experienced serious child abuse from his mother every time he missed a shot.
He reminds me of David Ferrer who was also sort of a "quarterfinal man"
I cannot bear to watch Rublev these days. You can accurately predict when he is going to go 'mental'.
Yesterday against Medvedev he was a different Rublev… slicing and defending intelligently with his backhand, Medvedev couldn’t break him and won.
Yeah, watching his over-frustration gets kinda annoying.
I hope he finds a mental health specialist to help him to stay calm in crucial moments
It was scary. Hitting something else using your racket is normal among tennis players, but hitting yourself until you bleed is SCARY
I think the correct word is "worrying" or even "heartbreaking". Instead of "scary".
Finally carlitos is at his best it's nice !!!✨✨✨
not even close to his best
2:37 That godly anticipation🤯🤯
Murray-like anticipation
Rublev says he's working on "controlling his emotions", but emotions are there whether you want them or not. What he needs to learn to do is *manage* them better.
Fernball21 Don’t know why you’re acting like negative emotions is a crime 🤦🏻♂️
@@michaelmartin9447 I'm not, maybe try reading into things a little less.
All emotions are equally valid. All ik saying is, there are different ways to respond to emotions and manage them. Some ways are helpful, some aren't. It's much easier said than done, of course, but it's near impossible if you start with the goal of *controlling* rather than *managing*.
Vamos Carlos!! He can win this tournament... looking a lot better today
Unfortunately not possible in this faster conditions, sinner and Medvedev would destroy him, he might have chance against Djokovic that's it.
@@raghumanda2tanush496yeah Medvedev destroyed him ..
In this match I have seen 2 formidable right hands, a true show
Seems Rublev was boiling all his mental weaknesses the whole semester to sticks it out in Finals that's the Rublev we knew but weren't missing. I agree with the guy commenting the match he said "it's impossible win a match in this level with this mentality".
He played really well though versus Medvedev. Also Alcaraz seemed to be on point today.
It was their first match and he probably imagined he would be more competitive, but Alcaraz just started to bounce back with a boom. Rublev needs some rest, he played pretty much everywhere this year. Still a good season for him.
He was bang on target in the first 4 games then it seems like he flicked a switch and became so nervous that he couldn't return balls. It's like he suddenly became afraid of a guy 5 years his junior.
The second set was brutal, poor Rublev! Carlos was playing so much better than in the first match. Almost untouchable on serve (over 50% of his first serves were unreturned, did he ever have so many free points?), made plenty of winners and hardly any errors. They say every match is different and it's right. This was very important for his confidence, can't wait for Alcaraz vs. Medvedev, it's going to be a real battle and if Carlos repeats this performance, Medvedev will have to play his 110% again to beat him.
@patrikmarflak6559 it happens but very very rare his serve is improving
His serve and return were actually very solid against Zverev, it was just his baseline play that was a problem. We all knew that would improve. And honestly, people were seriously overreacting. Alcaraz lost to a 2-time former champ who has beaten Djokovic twice here
@@colethomas903 It is and of course it depends on the returner as well. Medvedev is going to make him play much more on his serve, but the good thing is he is getting used to these conditions. I expected a closer match today, but it seems like something clicked and he is starting to like this court. Rublev wasn't even bad according to statistics, he also had pretty high percentage of first serves made, made more winners than errors. But he was totally destroyed in the last three games, 12 points in a row went like if Alcaraz was a monster of indoor hard court tennis. Maybe he will be one day.
Carlos wasn't much better than against Zverev. The biggest difference was the opponent, who was garbage today.
@patrikmarflak6559 the thing is with Medvedev return position if it’s Rafa like u might see some more S/V more drops shots in that matchup
Great to see Alcaraz back at the highest level, this will shut down the haters that keep talking for nothing each time he's injured or lost
Haters are tirelessly... Don't look at them
he won the trophy?
So he’s NOT the most loved Wonder Boy media tries to portrait him as such 😂😂😂
@@Tennis_Expert exactly
@ He won 2 GS at 20 years old only, isn't that enough already ? Thanks for nothing
well, at least I am sure Rublev will play more in this tournament in the coming years. He's a top 10 player who keeps improving.
Top 10 player but no signs that he will ever be Top 3.
He's improved except in the most important area...mentally. The terrible attitude and meltdowns as soon as things begin to go against him will forever hold him back regardless of the technical improvements he makes to his game.
@@huzcer Maybe not a top 3 player, but he has been a constant top 8 player for more than 3 years in a row now.
@@huzcerhe talked about playing this tournament, no need to be Top 3 to play it
@@ijump-bounce2283 the first poster talked about him "improving". I'm talking about that. he will never improve to Top 3 because he doesn't have it upstairs.
Well, that was the best performance from Alcaraz in a while. For all the naysayers, he is still there, somewhere. The source of his recent problems was confidence or training. Whatever it was, he was so fast and robust. Those backhands on the run are spectacular.
Don't forget who he beat though!!
Well Rublev is no Medvedev, Sinner or Djoko on hard courts. We will have to see how he plays against Medvedev, that's the real test.
j.erickson8571 Where was he against Zverev?
Being number 1 at 20 yo was just too much pressure. He also made a ton of commercials (at least here in Spain) while playing. I think the pressure and profound adulation went to his head. He went a bit “Hollywood”. I like humble Carlos from el pueblo much better. He’ll be back. He’s too good. He has attained more than both Djokovic and Nadal at 20 yo.
@pureffm Agreed. Rublev has just mentally checked out since losing to Djokovic in a tough three setter in Paris. In last year's ATP Finals Rublev beat Medvedev in a tough 3rd set tiebreak, and this year he gave Medvedev a 6-4, 6-2 easy win. Clearly he is in a dump right now. The next match against Medvedev will say a lot more about if Alcaraz has regained his form.
Massive win for Carlitos! He’s regaining his form 🔥
2:38 INCREDIBLE ‼️
Lmao. Gets wrecked 3 games in a row without any reply whatsoever, wins 1 game vs an underperforming Rublev who once again lost his temper.. OMG REGAINING FORM
stfu
@@TheTimster007If you weren’t a casual you would know Carlos has been underperforming due to injuries, he looked amazing today. Stay🧂buddy
Carlos has that "X" factor, there one can really see the phenomenal anticipation he really has.
I'm Djokovic fan but really today enjoyed his remarkable shots
@@FleekHDalways the injury excuse 😂. This post is an example of why he is hated
The prince of tennis came back!!
“Prince of tennis” … cringe
Alcaraz sliding those shoes like Disney on Ice⛸️🤪💖Bravo Carlitos👋👋👋❤
¡¡¡Vamoooooss chico!!! Eso es Carlos, disfrútalo!!! 💪💪💪💃🇪🇸
Feeling for Andrey, good luck in the next year, beast ❤️ always a joy to watch
Finally Alcaraz picks up form
Finally! He won't beat djocovid unless he has drugs in his system 😂😂😂
@@teragramlawrence2864That’s bs, conspiracy theorist.
@@teragramlawrence2864why do people need to bring Djoko on these conversations? Are you sadly obsessed?
Carlos back to his winning ways. Inventive and brutally effective tennis.
The top 5 or 6 guys is starting to get very competitive and everyone has raised their games to stay with Djokovic and Carlos. I think Carlos will be at the top spot among the youner guys, it is nice to see a more competitive mens field beyond 1 and 2 ...
We all know, when he is in form, he is the best.
Cold fact
Wrong. Federer
@@mattfoley4128Interesting. I personally would favor a lot of players to beat 42-year-old, post-double knee surgery Federer, but to each their own!
Djocovid only the best in this weak era champ 🤣🤣🤣
@@SJ-di5zu in prime at top of form....
Rublev looked like he was going to cry the entire second set.
It's sad to see what he do to himself, maybe he needs more love from himself. I root for him and wish him the best.
Carlos is showing some great level that he hasn't had since the US Open.
Let's not forget the kid is only 20, neither Djokovic nor Federer did even win their first GS yet at his age. He will come back strong next year after the off-season, as he did last year.
Its good thing that alcaraz begins to play well I hope to see Sinner vs Alcaraz in final between two guys so talented and so polite!
Love to see djocovid crying for a change 😂😂😂
Yes and Carlos Novak in the semi, would be an ideal scenario
The final is gonna be Djokovic vs Sinner
Rublev is such a classy, relaxed, laid back player 😂😂😂
Why u disrespecting him? He is most likeable player as per most fans. Why do people like you have to criticize one on everything?
@@ashonvills because he doesn't get criticized for doing the most insane shit, while Djokovic always gets criticized
@@ashonvills Beating himself on the knee until he bled was scary
Not good enough that why djocovid a weak era champ 😂😂😂
@@ashonvills why? Because he is "cute" during interviews? Real personality shines through during matches. The interviews are a "persona", surface level. You don't see Djokovic throwing a tantrum fit when the other player hits a great shot. He applauds 👏 the other instead.
Alcaraz played well. Alcarez, Rune and Sinner have the potential to became the next Big Three.
Make me laugh😂😂
This era embarrassing beacuse we all know djocovid the weak era champ 😂😂😂
Shelton for me will be ahead of Rune in the future. Rune doesn't seem to be able to improve his endurance. He is stuck at 2.5 sets of automomy somehow. He can be like Andy Murray, win masters but only few grand slams.
I would give those guys a 1% chance of winning 60 slams collectively
@@akshaysundaram1836 I agree with you, some people don't realize how difficult and rare it is to win multiple slams, just take a look at all the phenomenal players that came before the big 3. Only Sampras (14) and Borg (11) had more than 10 slams each. It takes an incredible confluence of tennis skills, mental strength, motivation, good health and some luck to be able to do what Federer, Nadal and Djokovic have done. Sure it can be repeated, but the likelihood is quite small.
Rublev needs a spirtual and mental trainer. He needs to be calm and strategic during crucial moments
bien carlitos, volviendo a tener buenas sensaciones
Rublev needs a mental coach. Law of attraction is real you get what you think about
Alcaraz is back, this is the real deal we all know and love. Rublev continues to be the best gatekeeper on the ATP Tour.
Rublev is the future of men's tennis and he always will be.
@@elmoblatch9787 Hahahaha... good one.
It was only Rublev on the other side of the net. Real challenge will be Meddy, Djoko and then Yannick.
@@pureffmi truly believe novak, sinner, Medvedev are top3 players in the world presently....rune has shown good form in last one month and against novak yesterday....if rune keeps this form he can be top5 player in the world alongwith above players and alcaraz....if alcaraz doesn't improve, he will be overtaken by rune too....alcaraz is already behind sinner, novak, Medvedev....
@@rabisml1234 Rune is just good indoors in general, not sure we can transpose to grand slams, especially because of his poor endurance. Carlos just predicted that Yannick would be number 1 in 2024.
Este niño es el mejor!!!! Grande Carlitos😉
Alcaraz es de otro planeta, wow que nivel de juego
Nice to see a fighter to be back in form 😊😊❤
Won't be long before djocovid pumps more drugs in his system 😂😂
Carlitos-Sinner-Rune... years of amazing tennis awaits!
Bravo à Carlos qui a effectué un match très solide contre Rublev.
Alcaraz really stepped it up towards the end of the first set and never looked back. 3 players in the Red Group have a chance to advance.
🎉🎉❤forza jannik !! Credo il lui per la finale contrôle mi brutta alcaraz 🎉🎉🎉 forte si forse no😊😊😊vedremo cosa accadra ancora 🎉🎉🎉🎉 magnifique jannik intime !!! Un futuro campione 😊😊😊❤❤❤❤ adorons questo ragazzo 😊😊😊😊
Rublev was Alcaraz’ punching bag today.
To think how well young guys like Carlos, Sinner and Rune are playing. If they keep on that trajctory who knows what will happen.
I think if Nole played his youngr self he would win at his present age.
I wonder what that means about these very young talents.
Rublev looks like John McEnroe. I would be glad to see him playing like John, too.
McEnroe was actually skinnier.
That Alcaraz fit is 🔥
Carlitos needed this W
Next next gen are doing great
Vaaaaaamos Carlitos viva Murcia!
Rublev reminds me of nikolay devidenko. May he clinch a grand slam someday!
@Nr-bc4nu LOL he reminds me of a lesser version of David Ferrer not saying they play like each other but they hit there ceiling and can’t beat the best of the best
Andrey needs a little bit rest from tennis circle! We love you guy!
Alcaraz is back.
Rublev's still acting like its 2008 and he's 10. Gotta keep a level head at the ultra elite level if you wanna have a chance.
he's 6
Rublev made top 5. He shouldnt be too disappointed.
Carlos is getting back some of his confidence. I wish him all the best. Hope he doesn't let any of the negative comments get to him too much.
Rublev slaps forehand Alcatraz slaps everything back at him 🤯🤯🤯
Alcaraz but whatever
Great performance from carlito ❤
that shot at 2:40 was insane. It makes me honestly hate this boring commentator for reacting the way he did.
“Oh he’s got him.”
Vamos carlito Lets gooo
Alcaraz is back! Yeah!
Vamos Alcaraz 🎉🎉🎉
Rublev needs to be reminded that this isn't a game that need to be fought emotionally. It's still your hands and legs that do most of the work.
Vamos Carlitos vamos campeón si puedes ,!vamos !
Que tio mas grande la madre que lo parió 👏👏
I was very underwhelmed by Rublev today. Expected him to be much more aggressive and less nervy but when the first set locked at 4-4 it's like Rublev triggered a mental barrier in himself.
So bummed out. I wanted him to get the first victory over Alcaraz.
I want Sinner Alcaraz final that would be awesome. New champion this year please. 🙂
Rublev sees how devastating Alcaraz is😄
Rublev always remembers me to Ivan Drago in Rocky! Pure violence, no variation and no brain. Very one-dimensional, no surprises.
Rublev ogni tanto dovrebbe prendere il tennis per quello che è: un gioco
Андрею надо Развивать свой природный Огромный потенциал- это за счёт своих больших рычагов конечностей тогда прибавится и сила и скорость. Пример Горан Иванишевич вот такой же тип телосложения и разгонял он свои длинные руки КРУТО, Поэтому и результат был. Андрей тебе природа дала супер генетику надо просто развить её. С огромным уважением к тебе отношусь. Только побед
😂😂😂. I want to see how Alcaraz overcome mevedev.
Не дождёшься. 😂.
We will see. One thing is for sure Alcaraz has beaten him convincingly before so that's my expectation
Daniel lo venció una vez este año si alcaraz juega calmado desde la humildad sin creerse super start lo va vencer y no será nada raro yo creo que realmente recuperaría su nivel volvería ser el verdadero 2 junto con sinner
Carlos is thw most entertaining player we have. It is always nice wgem he wins but even when he loses his winners are always exciting.
I like Rublev he needs a good sports psychologist to help him get past some mental humps.
bravo carlitos
👏🏻👏🏻Alcaraz
Wow, he finally won against someone again 👏👏👏
This is really a battle of mentality, isn't it. When you give it your best, it goes 5-5, once you give up, it's 6-2
Rublev needs to get his anger in check. Acting like a spoiled brat and imploding after losing a point won't help his game. His team really needs to work on that.
Rublev needs to find a new serving style, coming to the net more and do more variety of drop shots.
Carlitos like this is threat to anyone,if he continues to play on this level,he will beat meddy
Во сне. 😂.
Im amazed Rublev doesn't get a warning for bashing his knee like that and drawing blood. Kids are watching. Hes a professional tennis player that could do serious damage to his kneecap. He alters the atmosphere of the game. Poor show. Needs mental help imo.
Yes, he should have given at least one warning during this match. I don't like watching him play. He goes nuts even when losing any random point. Very stressed out and painful to watch.
Soft
Its kind of like tsisipas. They just bring a negative energy.
Compare Djokovic with Rublev. Djokovic always applauds and claps 👏 when the opponent hits a great winner. Rublev throws a tantrum and hammers his knee instead showing of some 👏 to the other player.
Soy español quiero que gane Alcaraz, pero las celebraciones con puño hasta cuando falla el contrario lo veo una falta de educación grande
thanks ATP for NOT showing rublev's masochistic self pain infliction habits. i hope rublev gets a psychologist who can help him. a nice guy but he needs to understand losing a game or a match...is not the end of the universe....
Come on Come on Carlitos 🇪🇦☝️👌👏
That point at 2:41 is unreal!
much better service games by Alcaraz, been missing that since Cincinnati I guess.
I feel bad Rublev, he beats a bunch of the top 10 throughout the year but never seems to find that gear consecutively in the atp finals.
Happy that Carlos won, as I want a rematch with Novak, but I really feel for Andrei.
Vamos carlos🇪🇦💎
Congrats Carlos 👏❤️
Vamos Carlitos
At last Carlos appeared to be somewhat close to his best. I think this version of Carlos will be difficult to deal with for anyone regardless of court speed. Zvarev , Hurkacz , Medvedev and all the big servers would like these fast indoor courts where they don't have to worry about wind. However, this seems to help Carlos as well as he has close to 50% unreturned serves .
ublev needs to understand one thing. Not how to beat Alcaraz. Not how to beat Medvedev. Those are tactical and performance-based solutons that only last as long as the next win. The next tournament. What Rublev should be told is that when he kisses the cross during a match he is reaching out for higher grounding. Higher guidance. To Rublev this is his personal moment. To realize that winning in and of itself does not determine his worth or his purpose in life. Chasing wins is like chasing death. It never stops. There is always another win to get. Rublev to be happy needs to see tennis as a way to express his enjoyment of movement. His inner connection to life. He is privileged just to be on the tennis court. He is a top 10 player. He is blessed. As Paul McCartney once said, "When I find myself in times of trouble, Mother Mary comes to me. Speaking words of wisdom, let it be. And in my hour of darkness, She is standing right in front of me. Speaking words of wisdom, let it be." That is all Rublev needs to know. In that moment on the tennnis court, in his own private realization, he will calm down. And see his true blessing.
we need more fps to see the accelerations of andrej!
Rublev is everyone's punishing bag in this Tournament so far!! Too one dimensional!! He played his best match of the Year against The Djoker but was unlucky not to Win!
He's joining Tsitsipas on that front of being the punching bag..Ruud is another one as well this year
@@apotra20xx you couldn't be more right 👍🏽
Carlos vamosss! Recupera tu alegria pero no te lesiones.Estamos contigo nenico!
Who has the most goals this year 2023?
Erling Haaland: 48 goals, 49 games.
CRISTIANO Ronaldo : 45 goals, 48 games.
Barnabas Varga: 39 goals, 42 games.
Kylian Mbappe: 43 goals, 41 games.
Harry Kane: 42 goals, 48 games.
Nakoi si Cone: 36 Gola v 40 macha.
Nakoi si messi : 33 Gola v 39 macha.
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Rublev is New Murray 😂
Poor Rublev… This was the second time I watched him smacking his knee hard with his racket since his loss in Shanghai Masters final with Hurkacz last month.
Who else truely knew that Carlos will win that very very convincingly? ☝️😌
Not convinced unless djocovid hasn't pumped any drugs in his system 😂
Rublev should change his Attitude. He is thoughtful of the court but when he is playing he doesnt realise what he is actually doing. I actually like him but he has to grow up. I dont think vicente has him under control. Maybe a coach switch would help to improve his mentality. Tennis is just mental game and rublev has to learn controlling his emotions
I totally agree with ya.. unfortunately he doesnt take hinself seriously... Its time for a more mature atitude bc the others guys on tour are not there tô play Nice
Alcaraz seems the only one can stop Sinner