Carlos Alcaraz v Alejandro Tabilo Extended Highlights (1R) | Australian Open 2022
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- Опубликовано: 16 янв 2022
- Carlos Alcaraz takes on Alejandro Tabilo in the first round of the Australian Open 2022.
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Extended highlights in the first round!?!? Amazing.
Lol right! AO got us all shook
Dang Tabilo hits hard!! Could be a threat it seems!
Finally I don't need to watch the extended highlights in other channels 🤣 Just keep doing this amazing job
Alcaraz has great hands, great movement, drive, compact swings, no wasted motion. And he's so fun to watch. Hope he stays healthy and goes far!
All those attributes I agree with, but will he remain injury free or will he have a career like his role model Rafa and only manage to stay injury free during the clay season so he can win the French any number of times.
I'm hoping he takes better care of his body than Nadal has his body.
@@tonymiller6847 Alcaraz is a much more complete player than Nadal.
a good timing, a good coach, a good tennis is the better way to avoid injuries right ?? :)
A run to the semifinals is very possible this tournament for Carlos
i didn't watch what part of the draw please ?? :)
@@antoinev9733 Berrettini R3, Korda/Carreno Busta R4, Garin/Monfils/Tommy Paul QF
If he beats Berrettini, he may even be the favorite to reach the semis
@@asdfghj151 ok
right, Berrettini should be the ticket to semis :)
thx :)
This young man has the mental goods and obviously physical skillsets to win this whole thing. I've said this before weeks ago. Sinner and he are going to be very tough to beat on these fair courts. They are no where near US Open speed and as a matter of fact the eye test says slower than last year here. It's going to take a world class effort to stop this young man.
Zverev has his number though
I disagree, sinner and alcaraz look p strong outside of the top 5 players: medvedev, zverev, Nadal, tsisisisipas, and rublev, djokovic if he was here. Those guys have a huge odds of beating them. Everyone else though, small chance to 50/50 at best
@@noahhenderson3164 sinner isn’t on their level yet and alcaraz doesn’t have the experience. I think alcaraz has the potential to be a great though.
Alcaraz is showing that unbeatable game play again.
All Alcaraz needs now are those past-the-knee shorts, old school Nadal style, and this boy will be winning Grand Slams left and right.
I saw a hilarious interview with Nadal where he says that he wore those pants b/c he thought his butt looked too big in shorts.
Alcaraz will go far in this edition of the AO. His physic reminds me of a young Nadal, very strong for his age and with the explosive power to hit hard and run for every ball. I won’t see him taking Medvedev or Sasha yet but he is improving tremendously fast.
I see him beating Medvedev and Zverev in the near future. It's a matter of maturity and experience in the tour at this point, cause he certainly has enough tennis for these big wins. I just think playing opponents like them might really weight on his shoulders, so he'd have to grow mentally to consolidate himself.
Alcaraz can easily beat Zverev but Medvedev will be a challenge. People are not giving Alcaraz enough credit.
@@yakzivz1104 Easily beat Zverev? They have already played twice on this surface, Zverev smashed him 6-2 6-3 in both matches. The last one is very recent in November in Vienna.
I think Alcaraz will go far too, if he beats Berrettini he can even make the SF but he won't beat Nadal/Zverev/Medvedev.
@@yakzivz1104 he can’t lmao Zverev easily beat him in Vienna and Zverev has too many weapons for the spaniard so far but in due time he will take them on
The point at 2:32 is the kind of point that GS champions win. Took control of the point with a deep return, recovered from a misplaced slice, hit a winner anyway out of a defensive position.
yes alcaraz is good but this guy Tabilo had some really amazing baseline shots! first time seeing him play
It appears as though Alcaraz is emulating his Spanish boyhood hero, Nadal, with his developing big muscles and cut off shirts to show them off! He's a great talent. Definitely one of the best of the new generation. Soon he'll be challenging those of the new generation who've come just before him, like Zverev, Medvedev, Thiem, Kharatsev, Tsitispas, and a few others.
I certainly noticed his physique compared to last year's Madrid Open 2021
It won't be but a minute Hoss. Trust me on this. He's the Becker, the Sampras, the McEnroe, the Jimmy, the Borg. The Kid.
@@andyroo9381 he's already at karatsev level. But he still needs a year to three to consistently take out top 5 players like medvedev, zverev, tsisisisipas, Djokovic, Nadal, and rublev. But he's already going toe to toe with guys like ruud, berritini, sinner and huzcarz
@@noahhenderson3164 u r kidding? did you see his match against Stefanos at the us ???
he is very close.
Only Med, Zverev or Tsitsipas can contest with this guy.
out of physical appearance, Alcaraz is closer to the one Djokovic than the one of Nadal.
even more talented than both.
of what i remember maybe able to involve about serve ??
quite an easy part to involve right ??
great future.
Buen partido de tabiloo🎾👌💯
JAJAJAJA le partieron el orto
Carlos is my favourite player.
carlos is gonna do really well this season. good luck in the next rounds!!!
Carlos Alcaraz looking stronger. Only a matter of time for the Spanish sensation future #1 to be winning Grand Slams.
Who is this sleeveless wonder? Lol
Go alcaraz!! I think he can make it to the semis against zverev or nadal. Don't think he'll beat either of them though. Needs to get some wins on the rest of the tour against them and Djokovic and Medvedev first.
I def don't see him winning this slam but I do think he will make quarters at the very least. Would love to see a match with him v nadal
@@greensky9530 no way he'll win. I give it a 0% chance. But a semi seems p attainable if he can make it past berritini which I give a 50/50 R3. Korda/Busta closer to 70/30 R4. Then if he wins that, QF would be a breeze.
Semi would be near impossible against zverev or nadal 5/95. Then maybe a 1/99 for medvedev lol
Muscle T Alcaraz
Future number1
tabilo = lefty kyrgios?
Absent injury or burnout, I don't see how Alcaraz will retire without GS titles on multiple surfaces. He has a pure athletic brain, ie. he envisions and attempt athletic possibilities that others don't/can't.
Nice.
Djokovic hero!
Australian CLOSED 2022
The new Nadal, the next legend of Nadal.
I pity the poor soul who runs up against Alcaraz in the first round.
"Extended highlights" they're only 7 minutes😂
my thoughts exactly lol
Why is Texas represented?
he plays the way Rafa dreams to play for allmost 5 years :)
Where’s Novak?
Novax
He was robbed just like the Brooklyn Bums in NYC in the 60's, but this time by an oligarchical government- Australia's
There's a lot of young players that have Carlos's talent, speed, form and drive.We'll see who rises to the top of the heap. Maybe a 7 foot American. Who knows?
Perhaps Reilly Opelka or Jannik Sinner or Tiafoe. Too early to tell.
Me recuerda a Nadal en sus inicios, será un grande del tenis igual que Nadal.
Djokovic
Tennis player Sebastian Korda is in Australia, is vaccinated and has covid. Tennis player Nikoloz Basilashivili is in Australia, is vaccinated and left the court with lack of air. Surfer Kelly Slater summed it up: Stockholm Syndrome will now be called Melbourne Syndrome.
che batosta !!!
Carlos, chill with the fist pumping. It's very annoying. Glad you won though.
Nobody cares with Novak out. How about your Rio Tinto profits. Looks like the stock is down, today.
Shirt is a bit much. Just saying. 🤷🏽
Stop hating- you just wish that you could wear that shirt that good. LOL
@@yakzivz1104 I’m not hating him. He’s one of my favorite of the new gen. The sleeveless shirt is too “I wanna be the next Nadal”. Yes you’re right, I don’t have the body for that tight shirt. I wish him the best of luck. The shirt is just you know… too much.
@@oliverdiamante761 It really isn't. Nadal doesn't have a patent on sleeveless shirts haha. Zverev wears them regularly and I don't see anyone complaining that he's trying to be the next Nadal.
@@oliverdiamante761 I'm with you on Alcaraz though - I think he's the next big thing, and he's looking good for a deep run at this year's AO even if it is early days.
You're joking, right? These players are running MILES per set, and you think he's just imitating Nadal because he wants some more airflow? Grow up.
This tennis championship has to end!!!! Athletes shouldn't keep playing! Shame what happened.