@@joosiej85 Well, Hubi should have not complained. That point was lost for him anyway. But once he did it and Alcaraz conceded the repetition of the point, then yes, Hurkacz behaved very correctly by aplaudding his rival's fine gesture.
@@robert111k Hubi had every right to complain. When you hear the not up call from the umpire you freeze in motion. Sure Alcaraz would have most likely won the point but we can't know that for sure. Great sportsmanship from Alcaraz and same goes for Hubi for aplaudding
@@MR-TNISNE1 That's your opinion lol. And even so, so what? He's also a breath of fresh air in his honesty at his press conferences and on court interviews. He is who he is. We need more people like THAT. Regardless of the sport.
Alacaraz. Man, what hasn’t been said about him. All positives from this bright young star. Class. Determination. Work ethic. He has all of the elements of a legend. Best to him and his team. He really is outstanding.
Considering Alcaraz would almost certainly have won the point anyway (since he landed the volley shallow across the court), it was definitely good sportsmanship. Hell of a drop shot by Alcaraz, too, to even put Hurkacz in that position to make a tough return. And credit to Hurkacz, it seems he did indeed return it.
Some players like Nadal, Federer, Berrettini, etc have class. And then there are guys like Zvetev, Kyrgios and Brooksby, they could take a page from Alcaraz' book, not only in fairness terms. Bravo, Carletto!
Alcaraz is beyond awesome. I only hope the media can leave him alone enough so he can grow into the phenom we’re all pretty sure he’s going to become. He is literally an INCREDIBLE tennis player in every aspect and is seasoned WAY beyond his years
Alcaraz was losing 6-5 and serving in the first set,this was a critical moment and important point...he had also an easy volley straight after the drop shot to win the point...seriously this kid is the real deal!
Exactly, he won 7-6 tie-break the first set meaning that he was 6-5 lossing and serving,my first comment explains the critical moment during the match. My second comment is a typo,I meant to say 7-6 rather than 7-5.
The wide-spread need to make ridiculous predictions is pretty entertaining. He's a phenomenal player, why not just concentrate on what he's doing now which is factual?
Think about this ....Alcaraz still has a couple months to play in the juniors, yet already in the top 20 in the world and on his way to the top 5 by the end of the year, but he is humble, friendly and has a ton of class.....you've got to admire all that.
You can tell in his face that he’s annoyed bout the call cuz he would’ve won the point, yet he stills replays the point anyways cuz he still wants to feel like he earned it. That’s not just a winner’s mindset, that’s a GOAT’s mindset.
He's ticking all the right boxes to become a great player. Great attitude on the court - no racket-smashing or swearing, cool under pressure, vast arsenal of shots. He's so exciting to watch. Can't wait to see him against Nadal and Djokovic.
@@TheGowshikan He is the new Nadal! He has the gamesmanship, talent and love for his craft! Finally a young gun that is MORE about the sport than the spotlight!
@@TheGowshikan And seemed he learned how to adjust his game against Nadal. A VERY Nadal thing to do. And like Nadal he is gracious in defeat and in his wins.
@@evko28The point is that Alcaraz was probably gonna win the point either way. He had an easy forehand volley that Hurkacz couldn’t possibly react to, yet he still chose to replay the point even though he was clearly gonna win it either way. In the match score, Alcaraz was down 5-6.
Alcaraz is such a gentleman. I really hope he continues to maintain his polite manners and not become like kyrgios or zverev etc.. I read that he and Rafa spend time practising together so hopefully Rafa instills some of his skills (mentoring) Seems a lot of the young players lately have real attitude problems. Alcaraz is a breath of fresh air 😍 wish I could see his matches in full.
Of course, Alcaraz is a great Sport. He has the whole package and is a gentleman. Nothing to lose either. 👍🏼👌🏽 Good and fast decision from the umpire as well.
Para empezar Hurkacz me parece una persona súper respetuosa,es muy educado no sólo en esa imagen,sino su comportamiento en general, pero qué añadir de los valores de Alcaraz,todo un caballero.
Keep in mind that this supreme gesture of sportsmanship took place in an extremely close match in which neither player broke the serve of the other during entire match and if this call would have been made properly in the first place, Carlos would have won the point anyway because he had an easy put-away volley. Yet, still, Carlos didn’t accept winning the point and chose to replay the point. Carlos is not only a champion tennis player, but he is a champion at life.
If this young man continues on the pace he is on, he will be the face of tennis. His game is tremendous and with gestures like this, he will own the sport.
Any sports career is very demanding. Two days ago I was watching a tv special on Agassi. He resents having lost his child/young-hood due to his career. Of course he’s also grateful because he said that what he accomplished on the courts made it possible to him following his children’s growth up close. The point is there’s always a trade off on something, whatever your goals are in life.
The tour needs a “not up” challenge/review to keep the umpires from looking so stupid. Alcaraz shouldn’t have to worry about what he’s going to hear from his coaches for doing something like this. Bravo to him
@@reallypantik6283 no, there have got to be at least a few that would say “it’s not your job to ensure a fair match; what about all the wrong calls that have gone against you? where was the sportsmanship from your opponent then?”
Carlos can be a great champion for a long time to come as long as he continues to work hard and continues to respect his opponents as he did here.Bravo Carlos and goodluck to you !
While other players hit line umpires, break rackets at the umpire's chair, and get one tantrum after another... Alcaraz comes and shows the world class and sportsmanship. I can't remember ever watching an opponent asking the umpire to replay the point, hats off to Carlitos!
Good sportsmanship is contagious and like a chain reaction in tennis. The Norwegian player against Alcaraz in the final of the US open also had great sportsmanship when the ball bounced twice. Keep this up and we will continue to see such amazing humility in tennis.
Was worried after nadal retires that I would have no 1 to follow. All the apparent next gen are arrogant and a just can't take to them bit this kid is giving me hope. What a gentlemen. Zverev, tsitsipas and a few others should learn from this young man. Vamos 🇪🇸
@Ian Novak, it was a very "Spanish" behavior. Better to loose the point than winning it with a spot of unfairness, no matter how tiny that spot can be. A "Don Quixote" thing.
@Ian Novak, if your opponent is protesting then not everybody in the whole world aknowledges you have won the point fairly. That's a spot, not matter how imaginary, or even fake, it can be.
@Ian Novak, of course. I think you can't catch the idea behind his behavior and my comment. It does not matter if it's true or false, fair or unfair. If your opponent, in no matter wich game or circumstance, protests, then you concede. Spanish ethics. Don Quixote's.
It's quite rare for an ATP player to grant the opposing player a replay based on a bad empire call in terms of reaching the ball, and to be honest, I don't what the hell Furgus was doing up there so close to the ball. Fantastic sportsmanship from Alcaraz.
Carlos: His abilities are surpassed only by his tennis IQ. And to have that at 18, plus his drive and intestinal fortitude... God I just love him. Just... BRILLIANT.
When the tour seems to be dominated by poor sportsmanship players like Djokovic, Medvedev, Tsitsipas, it is such a breath of fresh air to see someone like Alcaraz. You do your legacy proud young man.
Hey bastard! Why did you include Daniil Medvedev in the league of poor sportsmanship? Why? If Daniil Medvedev is in the league of poor sportsmanship then Carlos Alcaraz is third class bastard. When Daniil Medvedev complains it's a bad sportsmanship? Why? He has reasonable complaints about his opponents who have poor sportsmanship like Stefanos Tsitsipas, Nick Kyrgios and Alexander Zverev who are cheating and winning. He has every right to complain about his opponents because his complaints about his opponents are reasonable complaints. Idiots like you will next include Hubert Hurkacz in the league of poor sportsmanship. Stop generalising and start classifying.
Love this. So many young players are taught to make whatever call they like to win and it’s good to see professionals holding the game to a higher standard
Congrats, Alcaraz! You will be the newly crowned US Open champion🏆 🥇. Your humility, simplicity, hard work, tenacity, power, balance, endurance, and above all God's grace paid off. Many blessings to 🇪🇸 and you! Prince Arran
I was watching this game and Alvarez is a roll model for how a person should play sports. Be honest fair and square. If you beat me the that's fine as long as it fair no cheating. If you win the game than today your the better person. That's what makes the losing player work harder on their game. So the next time they meet in a contest they hope its a different outcome. And they hope their the winner. Honest sportsmanship is a key to the character of the persons playing their sport. I'm a fan of many sports and one of my top assessments of a player is their character (sportsmanship), then their skills. I must say Alvarez is a new comer on the men's tennis game at 18yrs old,, and he seems to have fantastic skills and character. I will be watching him in the future I love him as a player so far he reminds me of Nadal my favorite player.
Exactly what I came to say. Plus I bet alcaraz was already beating hurkacz handsomely by this point so what's one point but still a good gesture, even if he really did deserve the point either way 🤙🏾
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Alcaraz showed his class and humility while Hurkacz too showed a humble gesture for him……this is how tennis should be played…Amazing!
That is facts!
Right! Two decent people acting like decent people. It seems to be getting rare in tennis which is a shame.
@@joosiej85 Well, Hubi should have not complained. That point was lost for him anyway. But once he did it and Alcaraz conceded the repetition of the point, then yes, Hurkacz behaved very correctly by aplaudding his rival's fine gesture.
@@robert111k Hubi had every right to complain. When you hear the not up call from the umpire you freeze in motion. Sure Alcaraz would have most likely won the point but we can't know that for sure. Great sportsmanship from Alcaraz and same goes for Hubi for aplaudding
@@robert111k So a wrong call by an umpire should not be complained about? You serious? lol
this is the kind of player that we need and want to see, incredible gesture from alcaraz #fairplay 🇪🇸🧡
True big4 material with true sportsmanship.
@@ST-ek6lf the big4 is over, your living in the past
@Music Channel, I Guess He feeds off the negative energy. He enjoys it.
@@coryCuc that’s not good for the sport, just for himself.
@@MR-TNISNE1 That's your opinion lol. And even so, so what? He's also a breath of fresh air in his honesty at his press conferences and on court interviews. He is who he is. We need more people like THAT. Regardless of the sport.
How can you not love this kid!!!
"Kid", hahaha
The face
@@zhunterbs he just recently turned 19
@@jfil5518 still 18
@@jfil5518 he's an alpha male
Alacaraz. Man, what hasn’t been said about him. All positives from this bright young star. Class. Determination. Work ethic. He has all of the elements of a legend. Best to him and his team. He really is outstanding.
Considering Alcaraz would almost certainly have won the point anyway (since he landed the volley shallow across the court), it was definitely good sportsmanship.
Hell of a drop shot by Alcaraz, too, to even put Hurkacz in that position to make a tough return. And credit to Hurkacz, it seems he did indeed return it.
Incredible! He is 18... damn... 18 years young and act like a legend. Just WOW
I know right. I’m already loving him…
He’s already a legend in our eyes!!
Totally agree 👍🏼
Some players like Nadal, Federer, Berrettini, etc have class.
And then there are guys like Zvetev, Kyrgios and Brooksby, they could take a page from Alcaraz' book, not only in fairness terms.
Bravo, Carletto!
@@CarloPlaya exactly right !
Alkaraz brings honor to the Sport he loves. Ok, I’m officially a fan.
Bringing honour !! Wow
This is it.
Alcaraz*
@@headshot9611i keep wanting to say Alcatraz
Alkaraz 🤡💀
Alcaraz is beyond awesome. I only hope the media can leave him alone enough so he can grow into the phenom we’re all pretty sure he’s going to become. He is literally an INCREDIBLE tennis player in every aspect and is seasoned WAY beyond his years
Alcaraz was losing 6-5 and serving in the first set,this was a critical moment and important point...he had also an easy volley straight after the drop shot to win the point...seriously this kid is the real deal!
We might finally be seeing who will replace the big three when they all unfortunately leave the game
Not true. He won 7-5 so he was never 'losing 6-5.' This was at 3-4 and they were on serve.
@@thecatvirusgotme889 Did you watch the match? First set score was 7-6
@@capello85 no cappello.. you are wrong again. The 1st set was 7-5.
Exactly, he won 7-6 tie-break the first set meaning that he was 6-5 lossing and serving,my first comment explains the critical moment during the match. My second comment is a typo,I meant to say 7-6 rather than 7-5.
Ok this gesture just shows he is destined for absolute greatness! What a class act.
A lovely example of decency & humility, by both players. Thank God for it ❤
This Alcaraz kid will win 10 Grand Slams. He's the real deal. He is already so mature at 18.
I really hope so
nah bro, this kid is winning 20 if he continues and keeps getting better
he going to win more b/c there will be no more big 3
The wide-spread need to make ridiculous predictions is pretty entertaining. He's a phenomenal player, why not just concentrate on what he's doing now which is factual?
Nadal got his first major at 18 and 21st major at 35. Now Alcaraz is 18, I think he may have at least 16 majors in the future.
This is how life should be lived...honousty and gentlemanship🎉
Think about this ....Alcaraz still has a couple months to play in the juniors, yet already in the top 20 in the world and on his way to the top 5 by the end of the year, but he is humble, friendly and has a ton of class.....you've got to admire all that.
He is the new #1 now!!!!
You can tell in his face that he’s annoyed bout the call cuz he would’ve won the point, yet he stills replays the point anyways cuz he still wants to feel like he earned it.
That’s not just a winner’s mindset, that’s a GOAT’s mindset.
Grandísimo jugador.... con estos gestos, demuestra ser un gran chaval y deportivo. Este es el camino para ser uno de los grandes de la historia
Es verdad
Afirmativo...pero lo dejo pagando al contrario tremenda jugada....
What a class act. I hope Alcaraz will keep growing in quality and epicness. I wish for him to bring that spanish touch as long as possible on tour.
He's ticking all the right boxes to become a great player. Great attitude on the court - no racket-smashing or swearing, cool under pressure, vast arsenal of shots. He's so exciting to watch. Can't wait to see him against Nadal and Djokovic.
he already played twice against nadal
@@TheGowshikan He is the new Nadal! He has the gamesmanship, talent and love for his craft! Finally a young gun that is MORE about the sport than the spotlight!
@@MiguelAngel-wf3bv Yes but Nadal also said he saw the talent. Both AMAZING players!
He just beat both Nadal and djokovic back to back.
@@TheGowshikan And seemed he learned how to adjust his game against Nadal. A VERY Nadal thing to do. And like Nadal he is gracious in defeat and in his wins.
Carlos is a Class act.🏆👏🏼👏🏽
He honestly didn’t need to do that. He was in a winning position. This is a level of sportsmanship that is extremely rare
True sportsmanship is if you do what’s right even when you are in the loosing position.
@@evko28The point is that Alcaraz was probably gonna win the point either way. He had an easy forehand volley that Hurkacz couldn’t possibly react to, yet he still chose to replay the point even though he was clearly gonna win it either way. In the match score, Alcaraz was down 5-6.
@@SJ-di5zu who won the replayed point and who won the set
@@lorentz5165 Not sure who won the point, but Alcaraz won the set and match, 7-6 7-6. Also the whole tournament lol
Alcaraz is such a gentleman. I really hope he continues to maintain his polite manners and not become like kyrgios or zverev etc.. I read that he and Rafa spend time practising together so hopefully Rafa instills some of his skills (mentoring) Seems a lot of the young players lately have real attitude problems. Alcaraz is a breath of fresh air 😍 wish I could see his matches in full.
He's nothing like Rafa. Rafa and his uncle Tony would have never conceded a point like that.
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Nice troll attempt though.
@@tomsd8656nothing ? Not,,but alcaraz is beter man than Nadal,nadal is litle and got komplex,,alccaraz is gentelman 1000%
@@MarijanŠimunović I am not gonna say who's a better man, but I much prefer Alcaraz's attitude and countenance on court.
checklist goes on and on...he deserves my praise
That's why he is loved everywhere. Wins or loses, he deserves respect. Way to go buddy ❤️👍🏻
Of course, Alcaraz is a great Sport. He has the whole package and is a gentleman. Nothing to lose either. 👍🏼👌🏽
Good and fast decision from the umpire as well.
Exactly right ....he's pure class.
@@TheSportsPROgram A great example of class from all three.
Para empezar Hurkacz me parece una persona súper respetuosa,es muy educado no sólo en esa imagen,sino su comportamiento en general, pero qué añadir de los valores de Alcaraz,todo un caballero.
We have a new Gentleman in Tennis and a for sure future number one.
Yes, a gentleman he is. It's no wonder his idol is Roger Federer.
And I believe the Fed is thee true G.O.A.T
Alcaraz is just amazing
Keep in mind that this supreme gesture of sportsmanship took place in an extremely close match in which neither player broke the serve of the other during entire match and if this call would have been made properly in the first place, Carlos would have won the point anyway because he had an easy put-away volley. Yet, still, Carlos didn’t accept winning the point and chose to replay the point. Carlos is not only a champion tennis player, but he is a champion at life.
That's ¡¡¡¡¡ Not only gesture (big sportmanship) the moment, a very difficult moment in the match.....
Excellent. Please we need more players like him.
Two terrific players - tennis skills and behavior. Great for the game.
great guy
just 18 and legend in the making
on and off the field
Alcaraz has all the ingredients to be one of the best soon, goat in the making
Doing this in such a tight match is absolutely brilliant 👍🏼
If this young man continues on the pace he is on, he will be the face of tennis. His game is tremendous and with gestures like this, he will own the sport.
That kind of character is what makes his such a special player
THIS is what ALL sports should be about. This type of sportsmanship and attitude towards each other 🔥
Makes it so enjoyable to watch these 2 chads
this guy has literally my age...and while he's doing his stuff I'm writing this comment from my bed lol
Sameee 😔
Hehe same here.he makes me rethink my life choices
We all end up six feet in the ground, yet Internet is a trap in the meantime ;)
feel proud, your life is also good
Any sports career is very demanding. Two days ago I was watching a tv special on Agassi. He resents having lost his child/young-hood due to his career. Of course he’s also grateful because he said that what he accomplished on the courts made it possible to him following his children’s growth up close. The point is there’s always a trade off on something, whatever your goals are in life.
Man, I'm super impressed at his sportsmanship, but even more so bc he is still so young. Love him
The tour needs a “not up” challenge/review to keep the umpires from looking so stupid. Alcaraz shouldn’t have to worry about what he’s going to hear from his coaches for doing something like this. Bravo to him
any coach would feel proud if this happen
If my coach would give me shit over something like this i would stop working with them.
@@reallypantik6283 no, there have got to be at least a few that would say “it’s not your job to ensure a fair match; what about all the wrong calls that have gone against you? where was the sportsmanship from your opponent then?”
@@TheMitchie21 that’s your prerogative
@@AinSoph73 I know. That's why i know i'm a good sport. And why i'd never fit in at the pro's
Carlos can be a great champion for a long time to come as long as he continues to work hard and continues to respect his opponents as he did here.Bravo Carlos and goodluck to you !
While other players hit line umpires, break rackets at the umpire's chair, and get one tantrum after another... Alcaraz comes and shows the world class and sportsmanship. I can't remember ever watching an opponent asking the umpire to replay the point, hats off to Carlitos!
I’m always surprised how many times umpires get this wrong, especially this one he’s right there.
Pure Class...
Bravo! This is what true sportmanship is about. Compete your heart out but celebrate the other's excellence and efforts as well.
I'm afraid not many players would admit something like that.
Good sportsmanship is contagious and like a chain reaction in tennis. The Norwegian player against Alcaraz in the final of the US open also had great sportsmanship when the ball bounced twice. Keep this up and we will continue to see such amazing humility in tennis.
Love players like him!It's makes the sport better when there is fairness between players!
This kids just doing everything right. His parents must be so proud.
Was worried after nadal retires that I would have no 1 to follow. All the apparent next gen are arrogant and a just can't take to them bit this kid is giving me hope. What a gentlemen. Zverev, tsitsipas and a few others should learn from this young man. Vamos 🇪🇸
Carlos you are the best because you wow the crowd with your humility and great amazing talent! Love by the world!
Wow! What a player and great personality 👏
Hurkacz was right to be annoyed but he was clearly going to lose the point anyway. He got lucky by having the point replayed.
@Ian Novak, it was a very "Spanish" behavior. Better to loose the point than winning it with a spot of unfairness, no matter how tiny that spot can be. A "Don Quixote" thing.
That's not the case,we talk about the attitude & fairness here.
@Ian Novak, if your opponent is protesting then not everybody in the whole world aknowledges you have won the point fairly. That's a spot, not matter how imaginary, or even fake, it can be.
@Ian Novak, of course. I think you can't catch the idea behind his behavior and my comment. It does not matter if it's true or false, fair or unfair. If your opponent, in no matter wich game or circumstance, protests, then you concede. Spanish ethics. Don Quixote's.
@Ian Novak That was after the call. It’s possible that RH coulda distracted him and CA woulda missed Fed-Haas style.
And this is exactly why he will become a legend too
I am absolutely in love with this miraculous baby champion. He is amazing in sooooo many ways!!!!
Alcaraz and Sinner are really good people, it will be a very nice rivalry!
It's quite rare for an ATP player to grant the opposing player a replay based on a bad empire call in terms of reaching the ball, and to be honest, I don't what the hell Furgus was doing up there so close to the ball. Fantastic sportsmanship from Alcaraz.
Honestly its harder to see the bounce of the ball when you are almost over it rather than a side view
Furgus Murphy is pretty known for not being the greatest judge
yes. Especially he can easily put it away even if it is not called.
Well done Carlitos, your humility and sportsmanship is amazing!!!
He is my new favorite in the ATP
One year later...
@@xebio6 should have invested lmao
Alcaraz is an inspiration and fresh new energy into the league. Am already a huge fan of this kid.
Alcaraz is such a sportsman. I hope he goes on to have a great career.
Humble like King Rafa ugh what’s there not to love about him 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Alcaraz is amazing 💪
Love you Carlos, respect
Alcaraz you are one of the real ones! Much respect.
The hope of ATP after Big 3
Need more of this in sport.
Carlos: His abilities are surpassed only by his tennis IQ. And to have that at 18, plus his drive and intestinal fortitude... God I just love him. Just... BRILLIANT.
He knows he would still win anyhow. Hats off Alcaraz
This is incredible
Is not about winning but how you win....Great Alcaraz 👍🏻❤️🇪🇸🎾
When the tour seems to be dominated by poor sportsmanship players like Djokovic, Medvedev, Tsitsipas, it is such a breath of fresh air to see someone like Alcaraz. You do your legacy proud young man.
Djokovic?
djokovic has good sportsmanship usually
@@alexsilveira3941 racket smashes lol? that’s every match for novak
Hey bastard! Why did you include Daniil Medvedev in the league of poor sportsmanship? Why? If Daniil Medvedev is in the league of poor sportsmanship then Carlos Alcaraz is third class bastard. When Daniil Medvedev complains it's a bad sportsmanship? Why? He has reasonable complaints about his opponents who have poor sportsmanship like Stefanos Tsitsipas, Nick Kyrgios and Alexander Zverev who are cheating and winning. He has every right to complain about his opponents because his complaints about his opponents are reasonable complaints. Idiots like you will next include Hubert Hurkacz in the league of poor sportsmanship. Stop generalising and start classifying.
Hubert Hurkacz = Gentleman!
Daniil Medvedev = Gentleman!
Mateo Berrettini = Gentleman!
Nick Kyrgios = Rowdy!
Alexander Zverev = Rowdy!
Stefanos Tsitsipas = Rowdy!
Carlos Alcaraz = Future Gentleman!
Alcaraz is a good gentleman good human and young man well educated manners me I'm very proud of him
Alcaraz acting like 28 when he is 18 while Kyrgios acting like 16 when he is 26 lmao
@Tom R kyrgios is a genius Bro
Love this. So many young players are taught to make whatever call they like to win and it’s good to see professionals holding the game to a higher standard
He's a sportsman, folks. He did no more than his duty. Nowadays small things like this are exalted as if it were something surreal
I think it's partly the maturity shown at such a young age.
Congrats, Alcaraz! You will be the newly crowned US Open champion🏆 🥇. Your humility, simplicity, hard work, tenacity, power, balance, endurance, and above all God's grace paid off. Many blessings to 🇪🇸 and you! Prince Arran
I almost expected Hurkacz to say to the umpire, "I think the ball was in, and it's a very nice day, and I'm glad I'm here, and I love you."
yeah i didn't expect that
Alcaraz knows regardless of it being in or out, he’ll still go on to win 🏆
Alcaraz following Nadals lead in showing that true class acts don't need to throw tantrums and behave badly.
Beautiful act of sportsmanship and friendship
great guy
This is a player who truly loves the sport his playing.
wait why does it matter if he was going to lose the point even if the umpire did not say anything?
Because when the umpire calls the point it throws the player off of rhythm which limits his chances of playing another shot.
@@driscodisco222 generally that's true however he wasn't gunna win this one no matter what tbf
Agree…concede back as no prayer of return and without interruption….doesn’t matter. Regardless good on the young man!
Wait I’m confused. Can you explain this please?
Next megastar in tennis. He has the game and the class
This is a true champion
My god, i knew for the first time i saw him play last year that he would be a great great playe! Way to go alcraz!
future GOAT
Here after he won the US open. The universe really rewards good people.
Alcaraz bravoooo
What a classy gesture of sportsmanship👍
Carlos you will be the best player in the world pretty soon
Así se empieza a ser grande. Bravo. 👏👏
That particular umpire makes so many mistakes
Gotta love Hubie’s appreciation for Alcaraz’s gesture
He even has GOAT level sportsmanship as well!? Is there anything this guy can't do?
Brooksby should learn something from him
I was watching this game and Alvarez is a roll model for how a person should play sports. Be honest fair and square. If you beat me the that's fine as long as it fair no cheating. If you win the game than today your the better person. That's what makes the losing player work harder on their game. So the next time they meet in a contest they hope its a different outcome. And they hope their the winner. Honest sportsmanship is a key to the character of the persons playing their sport. I'm a fan of many sports and one of my top assessments of a player is their character (sportsmanship), then their skills. I must say Alvarez is a new comer on the men's tennis game at 18yrs old,, and he seems to have fantastic skills and character. I will be watching him in the future I love him as a player so far he reminds me of Nadal my favorite player.
fine gesture. very good. But man...Hurkacz had no way to win that point anyway
Exactly what I came to say. Plus I bet alcaraz was already beating hurkacz handsomely by this point so what's one point but still a good gesture, even if he really did deserve the point either way 🤙🏾
What I love about Alcaraz is not just his skills, but he's a 40 year old in a 20 year olds body. A very mature and classy young man
After this gesture I found my next idol
That is why Alcaraz is a number 1 no matter his ranking