Alexander Zverev v Carlos Alcaraz Extended Highlights | Australian Open 2024 Quarterfinal
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Zverev's serving was unreal in this match, wow!
That seemed to be a big difference in the first 2 sets. Alcaraz was spinning in a lot of serves and then he bumped it up in the third.
Insane rallies in 3rd n 4th set. Carlos gets to everything
That insane performance from Alcaraz during tiebreaker was stunning. However Zverev deserved to win this one after 1st 2 dominant sets
I thought his backhand was magical
Service is one not the key. Otherwise John Isner and Roddick would demolish all Big 3.
Zverev's serve was absolutely insane here. 85% 1st serves with 94/111 made. Even if Carlos was playing at his 3rd set level the whole match, he would've struggled to win.
who's Carlos? Zverev is way ahead of Carlos in their matches....this people is very funny
@@KaiserM3head to head is 3-3 i think man
@@dididubalier2196 no is not go and check, I read zverev was way ahead, but I guess it was a bad source, still Zverev is ahead, and this guy saying that Sasha won because Alcaraz allowed it
@@dididubalier21965-3 actually
@@dididubalier2196 head to head is 5-3
I think Zverve's most improved area is emotional maturity. He was very fragile previously possibly due to all of the hype and pressure of expections of where his career should be. Serving was insane! But even after Alcarez hit great shots, he just went back to work. He did not have that focus before. Outstanding match!
In retrospect, Zverev should be happy that the match got extended to 4 sets. The last set gave him an invaluable experience that would only boost his confidence level for semi and possible final.
Anyways he does not have balls to win 21 sets in 2 weeks, only few players can
@raghumanda2tanush496 you want a Kleenex with that??!😃
This win will surely help give him all the confidence to go on and give Medvedev a great challenge. He needs to win that semi-finals match. I hope to see Zverev in the final match against Sinner. Novak needs to give it a rest...LOL!!!
@@raghumanda2tanush496 He just knocked off the #2 seed. He can lay claim to that half of the draw. Balls, indeed.
true - he said in the interview that his mind elsewhere for a while.
people forget Zverev was predicted to win slams probably too early, but until his injury was projected to be in top 5… he has had to mature in numerous ways, but we are seeing him regain his status per early projections. Bravo… but we also see how difficult it is to beat Carlos, but he can be beaten🎾
Not projected. Zverev was already #2. Had he reached the RG Final, he would've been #1.
"how difficult is to beat alcaraz but he can be beaten"....looks like this guy dont watch tennis. like really, everyone is beaten him a lot, Zverev won in 4 sets, not in 10, what are you talking about he was outclassed there.
Serve huge like Zverev did here and you'll be very very hard to beat.
Zverev entered top 5 in late 2017 and basically never got out of top 10 until his injury... Under which rock have you been hidden so far?
"it is more difficult to beat Zverev." what Alcaraz thinks. :D
Medvedev - Zverev and Djockovich - Sinner semifinals will be epic!
Sinner Zverev Final?? 👀
God willing @@Tyonicle
@@AlexCalabrese22God unwilling.
Not really. We already know who is going to win.
Los 4 que juegan tenis de bueno, Alcaraz que mire de la tribuna y apreda. Si tiene IQ. 50
soo happy to see Sascha back in his highest form.. ☺🤗🙌👏
Should've watched United Cup. He was insane there.
I am here to read the comment section, Alcaraz fan said he will win the Aus open, guys don't forget that tennis is not only physical fitness but also mental maturity. Thus todays match Zverev fit in both physical and mental maturity , he deserve to win the game but I doesn't mean Alcaraz isn't fit. Congrats Zverev
I saw many more unforced errors by Carlos during the first two sets than usual. Zverev had an awesome first serve, but despite that, most of his “winners” were actually when Carlos made errors.
@@tennishackAlso remember that styles make matches. Zverev has a game that can, if he's on, impose his will on just about anyone. If he's getting a high % of first serves and controlling his forehand, he's a tough out for anyone, particularly if they're not playing at their absolute peak.
@@HeavyTopspin - yep with players who hit the ball hard and have huge serves when they are ON it's tough to stop them and obviously it comes to the mental aspect also where sometimes Zverev falters!
@@tennishackthe think is that is not like 3/10 times is that Zverev is up in the H2H and has won’t the last two matches against Carlos, and also twice in a GS SF. It doesn’t tell you that Alcaraz is the better player because when they play is Sacha de better player
Don't lose time arguing with fans... Happy for Sascha too , he is indeed a great player and talent
Sascha was dialed in. HIs movement after his injury is back. Well done amigo
Even though I was going for Carlos, I’m probably even more happy for Zverev. Maybe this is his year. He was clinical in the early sets. Said it elsewhere, but 89% 1st serve for first set, and 90% for set 2 is insane. 85% for the entire match. The amount of tennis he’s played this month (and even this AO) is also insane. He is dominating. Hope he gets good rest, and has a great semi. It would be extraordinary if he went all the way. Congratulations Sascha 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Well, he won but all this things dwindles in front of Novak, unfortunately.
@@BIBECHYOUTUificationHe’s not handed the trophy just because he enters the tournament, ya know. The dude does get beat…a lot more recently than he used to, so we’ll just have to wait and see what happens.
@@vickiego1 Calm down.........it will be okay........Novak will take care of business.......
Felicitaciones tu como yo vamos por el buen tenis ,de caballeros inteligentes, y fuertes. 😂😂😂 Carlos parece tenista de coliseo romano.
ur happy an abuser is winning?
Those 2 passing shots at 4 all were world class
Every shot is world class. Its number 2 vs 6 in the world
I think this match is a crucial wake-up call for Alcaraz. The showmanship and shotmaking skills are certainly fun, but unless they're paired with extensive discipline, they're not a recipe for successful Slam runs again and again. Not an exact comparison, certainly, but look at Kyrgios' career. You need massive amounts of focus and repetition to win lots of these tours. Even Roger with all of his magical skills was the epitome of consistency. Carlos is young and has much time ahead of him to grow, but maturation is needed if he wants to become a great of the game.
well said. Alcaraz has lost to many players other than Djokovic since Wimbledon 2023. Alcaraz's weakness is that he often gives up his court positions carelessly....
I agree, these skills need to be developed 98/100 on precision to make them reliable, he could've gone for safer shots for example in 4th set when he was about to break Sacha's serve, but still goes for slices even tho it landed, it wasn't the best option. I really like his playstyle cuz it's really fun to watch, but it needs polishing or not to rely on them sometimes when it matters that much cuz then he ends up short and hitting the net or something.
I don't actually get your point about maturity or even showmanship. I guess you are just making a judgement.
@@howard5992 Did you not watch the match? There were so many times where Carlos played drop shots or blasted (and overhit) cross-court forehands instead of playing the higher % shot. It's entertaining for sure, but it's not conducive to consistent performance. You would never see the Big 3 players do that.
shot selection is a problem too, might be a part of maturity. either way, i don’t think this match was a huge wake-up call or anything. carlos has never done well historically here and usually peaks from clay to uso. he doesn’t have to be big 3 level to still end up as one of the greatest ever. his trajectory is fine and it seems like this is what he enjoys
Definitely deserved, after Zverev's leg injury I wondered if he'd ever be the same, glad he's back to full form and seems even better now
*ankle injury
@@got2bjosh ah thanks
Zverev has to be one of the most underrated players in the world....no one ever gives credit. He is absolutely the full package.... So freaking good.
After seeing Zverev play so well, I couldn't help but miss his rivalry with Dominic Thiem.
BRAVO à Sasha...qui a battu et Carlos et le publique en même temps 🍾🥂
Carlos got totally outplayed here. It wasn't just Zverev 's serve but his shot selection, The way he manoeuvred his groundstrokes with precision, constantly unsettling Alcaraz and never letting him have a real crack at it.. Alcaraz certainly needs to up his ante to beat Sasha or Sinner. They play more compact game than him.
Agree -- Alcaraz is a human highlight film but he needs to be able to grind when needed. I do think you'll see other top players -- Djoko, Meddie and Sinner really work his backhand
Zverev game is one of the worst match ups against Carlos'. But Carlos is still young and with time his youthful exuberance will dissipate allowing him to have a more complete game,........he has time!
@@nicolegabriel5928 everyone said the same aboyt Thiem
@@nicolegabriel5928Nd even with sinner Novak & wowrinka Federer and Nadal And many more but these are top
don't forget he is only 20 while zverev will become 27 in next 2 months.
Zverev was phenomenal ❤
Well done Zverev! 🎉
Think the whole world had their collective hearts in their mouths when Zverev slipped down. Glad he recovered to win
Zverev's level was impressive today. He looked very solid at the moment of serving and hitting the ball. There were many long rallies in this match in where he imposed the conditions to play, even after losing the third set tie-break where Alcaraz recovered himself on the court.
Wow, Zverev is the beast
this is exactly what I've wanting to see out of Zverev, aggressive tennis, he's got the power and athleticism to do it but for some reason he prefers to play safe. This match is a perfect showcase of how high his level of play can be when he decides to play aggressively
relax he is not facing Djokovic, yet
Only in the 2nd half of the 3rd set he was playing safe not heating the hard placing the ball in the middle of court
@@KaiserM3 relax nobody said anything about Djokovic, even though I'm sure Djokovic would beat him, why you Djokovic fans always gotta be so defensive?
@@cks2020693 is So funny that tennis fanboys like you thinks everyone is Djokovic fan 😂. It was just an example that you are overreacting for a victory. I like Zverev, but fanboys like you love to overrate everything, like Carlos fanboys too.
That’s why he lost the third set and - he started to play safe at the end of the third.
What a match once again!!!! Reminds me a bit of the one they gave the fans at the 2022 French Open, a formidable battle
Me re-enamoro Zverev, que nivel, desde la copa que lo ví jugar me sorprendió lo bien que jugó (dinámico, potencia y consistencia) 💪
Alcaraz's comeback from 2-5 down to win the 3rd set was mind-boggling
Mind boggling😂 zverev got tight trying to serve it out at 5-3
It is not a come back unless you win the match.
@@yz9269 You racists are mind-boggling. Seeing that Alex won the first two sets and then the fourth, it was pretty exceptional that Carlos came back to win the second set. Grow a brain, not a racist one.
Trying very very hard to say something positive about a clear and complete loser of this match
@@morespinach9832 Respect the game and player.
Absolutely deserved win - Zverev played his best tennis I have seen ever.
Unexpected, good to see the toughness from both players. Can't wait to see Djoko GOAT Playing with these tough players/youngsters.
Weak goat got sent home 😂
Carlito menosprezou o adversário desafiando Djocko para final do AO, mas a arrogância precede a ruína. Alçaraz, vc ainda é novo... seja humilde!
Hablo Inglés y Sastellano... Pero, esto último me permite entender el Portugués... Muy bien dicho, muy sabias palabras, hermano portugués...
2022 RG QF repeat. Tennis is all about Match ups. This is another one to watch in the coming yrs
One thing that Carlos needs to learn is to pace his game and go for the winning strokes when it matters most. It is a sign that he needs to mature on his mindset in the entirety of the game. When you're young and have all the energy, you have the tendency to give all your might- it's not about that. He is a great champion already- he just needs to slow down.
Thats a problem with all the players unfortunately. 100 % on each shot, each game. Doesnt work that way over a longer period of time, cant keep sustained performances over years. The earlier gen knew when and how to use their primary weapons. No wonder 3 of them collectively won 66 of the 84 slams since 2003.
I absolutely love reading the comments prior to this match. "Zverev this, Zverev that", "Carlos is going to out perform him" blah blah blah. And now we get this result.
Don't know why they keep wroting him off specially against Alcaraz when he has a positive record against him and Even defeated him ig rg (that again everyone was expecting Alcaraz to steam roll him, didn't happened)
@@tennishack upset? Zverev has a positive head to head against Alcaraz, defeated him in almost all big matches RG 22, Nitto atp finals 23 and AO 24. How's this a case of alcaraz being a better player?
But even you'd consider this unusual for Alcaraz? As if Alcaraz wasn't off, Zverev would have a chance even? I'm not a fan boy for either but how many of us said, without having watched the match, "no way...."?
Some people don't know tennis very well and are just still surfing the Alcaraz wave. But It's been at least 6 months since Alcaraz was considered only beatable by Novak. Sinner is catching up, and if Zverev can get back to his 100% (he's pretty close), he's probably the real second best player in the world for me.
@@fearsomebunnyHe is off today, off in atp finals, off in the us open. Yeah, keep going.
That tie break alone is the reason we love Carlos so much
E aí Alcaraz? Provocou o djoko e levou uma surra do Zverev? Humildade! Você não ganhou nada para tanta marra. Gostava de você, agora? Jogador que dá e passa. Parabéns Sverev! Só vibre pois merece. Grande jogo, mesmo com torcida contra. 👏👏👏👏
Pq ele provocou o Djokovic? O que ele disse?
@@trancebeliever foi falado em toda mídia sobre isso. Não viu? Ele esqueceu que haviam outros jogos antes do Djokovic. Precisa ser mais profissional
That highlights show not even close what was that fabulous mach! One of the best ever played !
The epic USO R4 match against Sinner is when I knew Zverev was truly back in winning form. Then he won Chengdu. Spending 2023 getting his ranking back inside the Top 8 to qualify for Turin exhausted him. Zverev started 2024 in excellent form with United Cup. It was insane to watch the quality of his singles & MX matches. AO started rocky with REAL battles, but he showed great form once again & improved on his h2h against Alcaraz who hasn't reached the Final of a tournament since You-Know-Who beat him in Cincy.
This very same level Sascha produced in the last two sets against Nole in the Tokyo Olympic semifinal
I love that exchange at the end of the match. Alcaraz taking defeat as a gentleman and with such class
Yeah, Fedal clearly lacked in that respect. Kudos to Carlitos.
He saltado de alegría por este triunfo de Zverev. Me quejo de que los cronistas en español solo reconocían a su rival también el público no lo apoyaba lo suficiente por eso es más valioso que haya ganado este encuentro a pesar de las molestias en su uñas de los pies sangrantes . Lo amo ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Alcaraz estaba apurado. Todo lo queria hacer rápido. Le falta naduracion y entender eñ juego a Alcaraz. Demasiado deroche de energia.
I am soooooooooooooo happy to see Zverev back (after) to play so well.❤
Haven’t watched the game, the highlight is so intense!!! 🔥
Zverev está diferente, tiene un aire más calmado, con más control de sí mismo y con un control y poder mayor. Acá sonos fans de Djocovic, pero Zverev merece 1 grand slam🤝
Two amazing players & not fist pumping on the opponents errors-- so nice to watch..😊❤✌🌻🎾🎾...
Que alegría verte recuperado Alexander
Not sure if it's just the headband but Zverev looks the fittest I've ever seen him. Carlos gives me the impression that he likes toying with opponents to please the crowd
Zverev always beats him
@@KaiserM3 Clearly not true !
@@juliaclarke2978 😂😂 watch the record kid, is like 4-2 or something like that. Alcaraz need to learn how to play
@@KaiserM3actually it's 5-2 yeah embarrassing for Alcaraz that zverev destroyed him completely & has 5 win against him!
Im rooting for Zverev. He was so close on RG, so this is his chance of finally getting his first slam
Won't defeat the GOAT
@@brettanthony3127So… in you Mind your goat defeated to Sinner already 😅.
no one can defeat goat
There's no denying that Nole is a legend. I have absolute respect for him as a tennis player. But it's time for a fresh face to win AO this time. It wasn't like that till the end of last year, but now, and this is just my personal opinion - watching Novak is getting a little bit stale. I feel like he's won everything and proved himself as the GOAT beyond any doubts. May be now's the time for a change of guard? If Sascha or Sinner win, that would be great for them and tennis. But first, Z needs to surmount the wall named Meddy.
O problema é Djokovic logo a frente. Porque djoko, não é um covarde como Alcaraz que claramente entregou o jogo. Djokovic amassou a auto estima de Alcaraz desde Cincinnati não fez mais uma final! Será que ele vai esperar Djokovic se aposentar, para ele voltar as vitórias e a outra final de slam?
This is another proof Carlos obsession with Novak's records will not going to bring any good. Other players started reading his game and he has to stop talking about any records since he is a decade behind. Focus and less talk. Great match
Carlos has not talked about record but media is
It's not Alcaraz obsessing..it's Djokovic's more toxic fans and the thirsty sports media.
The media loves Carlos and hypes him up to much, he’s got a lot of talent but it’s way to early to talk records and about his future. He still has a lot of major improvement in his game
@@broncoguy4862 traumatized Fedaltard
@@broncoguy4862no
Alcaraz is finding out that it is one thing to be the hunter and another to be the hunted. A lot harder to stay at the top then to just get there.
ZVREV was the beast til longtime, we forgot about his injury on the game against Nadal, which game he did an outstanding performance before the injury, I think without this injury he could be a legend
AO crowd so much against the German and for the Spanish! A bit surprising to see. Zverev must be extra pleased to win in that situation. I think he has good chance against Medvedev as well, particularly as the latter played gruelling 5-setter against Hubi. Hoping to see two blockbuster SFs.❤
The crowd added to the pressure for Alcaraz. Whenever Zverev was about to serve, they were screaming at Carlos to get it done & cheering whenever Zverev made an error. The truth is the match was always on Zverev's racket & the h2h reflects that 5-3.
The difference of heights between the 2 players is dazzling.
Nasty crowd, congrats Zverev, cheers from LA
Their exclamations put more pressure on Carlost, tbh.
Zverev jogou muito, o saque o ajudou, mas jogou muito, cobriu toda a quadra(procurando não dar muito ângulo) e colocou o Alcaraz lá atrás sem dar tanto tempo para pensar as jogadas, o que deve ser feito por qualquer um que queira vencer o espanhol. Usou muito bem de velocidade e precisão nos golpes, enquanto o Carlos não conseguia fazer com que seus golpes tivessem força, a quadra não permite(talvez a bola também), aí o Sasha sempre respondia com inteligência, seja com winner ou bola longa em cima do espanhol. A falta de potência não surtia efeito no Zverev, isso tmb minou a confiança do Alcaraz, seus golpes, sem profundidade, contando com uma força que não fez efeito, eram como bolas dadas para o sasha usar toda a quadra como queria. A partir do terceiro set, mais solto e mais técnico, sem colocar suas fichas só na pancadaria, conseguiu vencer, mas com o alemão ainda consistente, não foi capaz de reverter. Bela vitória
Congrats Sascha! You nailed it!
Que nivel increíble este partido!!! Que lástima que no fue la final, ojalá sea de este nivel, mínimo 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Big mouth is out of the AO!!!!
Bien por Zverev !!! Me gusta su estilo de juego.
I hope that they post the whole match.
That little girl was so excited 😆 ❤
STOP PUTTING THE WINNER IN THE THUMBNAIL
Alcaraz is very talented, but the one quality he doesn’t have that the big 3 had & Djokovic still has is the ability to win (and just do enough) when you’re not at your best. He showed up about an hour too late & Zverev totally deserved to win
He is no talent,he is just a piece of s..t
Se está sacando el clavo de esa semi de RG en la que jugo increíble,pero esa lesión...wooouu, le quitó la posibilidad (para mi) de ganar ese GS🤷🤷...el tiempo da revanchas....y está es una de ellas💪💪💪 si sigue jugando como hoy,difícilmente se le puede escapar este torneo
It's good to see Sascha back playing at a high level
I remember Zverev getting injured at the wrong time while playing against rafa at Roland Garros...Hopefully his time has come to win a Slam
If it isn’t Novak, it should be Zverev this year at the AO. Unreal level today 💥🤯
No bro sinner is in different level now he ll win
Zverev va Medvedev
Lol Djokovic will win I am a Federer fan but want to see Djokovic win the trophy ❤
@@GyemTshering-jm4subefore that match you people were saying Carlos vs sinner final😅😅
@@kartarsinghgurjar1279 bro I never said that just DNT use u people..for me Djokovic or sinner who ever goes to final will one of them ll win for sure
Some of those points in the 4th set are incredible.
what a fantastic game , that should be a final
Zverev's forehand is so much improved. It's as good as his backhand. That's the difference in play from last year. He's just so much better than Carlos now and it's on Carlos to raise his game.
No, Zverev's backhand is outstanding, world class, & pretty much runs in his family. His forehand will never be anywhere close to that, but on the run, it is very dangerous. When he's nervous & not on the run, he doesn't always accelerate enough through it.
El padre de zverev es inmutable ese señor, feliz el hermano pero el tipo como si nada... Despierte señor, que es su hijo menor el que está triunfando y marcando historia x2🤦🏿♂️
OMG WITH THE THUMBNAILS! You guys NEED to change this..god....
That serve to win the first set was unreal, played it back thrice and I can't see the ball
well both of the exceptional athletes above have many years ahead of them and there is no need to be heartbroken for Carlos Congratulations to both of the boys on your exceptional work during the A O 2024 and looking forward to them continuing to play world-class tennis for years and years~~
Very happy for Sascha, but he could have easily wrapped this one in straight sets. I didn't see the match - how did it go from him leading 5-2 in the 3rd to Carlos winning it in a breaker?
He got tight when serving for the match, and then Alcaraz raised his own level to take the tiebreak easily. I don't recall Zverev leading by two breaks, though. Edit: Zverev led 5-3, got broken to 4-5 on serve. So yes, Zverev only led by one break.
It does happen often. Fed lost to Djokovic 3 times when serving for the match at 40-15.
@@JeanP101 Yes, it happens to the best of them including Rafa, but it is absolutely infuriating!!!! Rafa got broken serving for the championship at AO against Medvedev but at least he was able to redeem himself and win in the end.
that was fenomenal! Bien Hecho Sasha!
Couldn't watch the match live due to difference in time.i was surprised by the score. Bravo Zverev. Hard to beat Carlos and congrats on your top 10 win in Grand slam.
How awesome would the final be if Zvere and Sinner were the one's who play it? Two brand new finalist for a Major 😊🎾💪
Technically no zverev was in a final already
@@lukeamendolara5818 but hasn't won a major yet
I really wish this one wasn’t spoiled with the thumbnail
who cares ... grow up ...
What a game! 🙌🏻
Damn! What a match.
Alcaraz muscle power is too youthfully strong for any player above 25+, Well deserved Zverev 👏👏👍👍
What? Zverev is 26 & has a winning record against Alcaraz who has more game than brain hence the over-reliance on coaching to help him win. He has no head for problem solving.
Zverev deserve the big slam
im thankful for the video , hardly ever put tennis on the telly , here in usa. great match and win !
Zverev has calmed his nerves. He is not double faulting on big points, forcing the opponents to hit the shots. He has a great chance to make it to the finals here.
Zverev lowered his ball toss making his serve more reliable under pressure.
Sacha played spectacularly. Great serving, solid defence and good aggressive play 👏🏻👏🏻 Semis are gonna be lit
He is no Federer who will cruise through the draw without breaking a sweat and with no requirement of battle hardening. Unlucky for him, that his draw turned out to be easy(or he make it look like that with his top notch play). But he needs at least one very long drawn tough fight match prior to reaching the later rounds.
He's 20 man. I love Fed - but when he was 20 he wasnt sniffing majors. Give him time to figure his game out.
Better then fed
There were moments in this match that showed some of the highest level of tennis I have ever seen.
That's some Mega serving masterclass from Zverev, likes of Sampras and Federer territory with little more power. If the draw would landed Djokovic taking on Zverev in the semis and the winner of it facing Sinner in the finals would have been absolute treat. Hoping Zverev can produce same level and fearless tennis in the finals.
This is probably the 2nd most biased crowd I have ever seen at this level ( 1st has to be 2019 Wimbledon final crowd) . Of all the odds this guy was able to dominate a young lad who carries a recent Wimbledon title with him , this shows the mental toughness of Zverev
Watch US Open 2015 final. You will know what bias means.
@@diptodeepmajumder9746 I’d say USO2015 F, Wimbledon 2019 F, and AO2022 F were all super biased.
@@SJ-di5zulol Medvedev and Novak is anti hero
I thought they were playing in Spain.
Glad to see Zverev back to form. I would love to see him and Sinner both in the finals. Just tired of Medvedev and Joker at this point. But they will have to earn it of course.
Congratulations Sacha,well done!!!❤❤❤
I like both of these players so much, and wouldn't have been disappointed if Carlos had won, but I was glad to see Sasha pull it out. He needs some positives like that to help his game,
Sinner, Zverev and Carlos will be competing for Majors for many years to come. I can't say anyone of them will be dominant except to say Carlos will be dominant on clay.
Unless we can have a 100% Thiem back... Injury is a thief, I wonder have many majors could he have bested by now...
Zverev is older and has more experience, and it showed. But Alcaraz is still a huge upcoming talent.
Most athletic tennis player I've ever seen. He's a monster. I'm shocked he lost to Zverev. Usually he beats him pretty handily.
@@iss6044 "Usually he beats him pretty handily." No, Zverev beats Alcaras handily. Before this match, Zverev was ahead in H2H 4-3, and 5-3 after this match.
One by one players humbling ALCARAZ😂😂🎉🎉
Humbling???
@@BIBECHYOUTUification what else???
Yeah, I am looking forward for players humbling the arrogant, hot headed Djokovic 😎
@@organic_healthywellness6126 🤣🤣 come back here after finals..
@@organic_healthywellness6126The humbling thing doesn't really apply to Novax. The guy has 24 slams. It's more apt for young upstarts like Alcaraz.
Alcaraz podra tener una formidablebpreparacion fidica y habilidad pero le falta maduracion. Es como esos futbolistas jóvemes que corren y corren en el partido. Y un experimentado y maduro corre lo necesario y es efevtivo Los fans de Alcaraz, moderen sus desesos.
Big boy tennis, beautiful to watch!
I’m glad someone brought Carlos down to earth.
The insufferable fans are the real problem.
ZVEREV HANDLED NOT ONLY MATCH BUT ALSO CROWD...EVERY POINT ALCARAZ GETS CROWD REACTS LIKE MATCH POINT... I'M NOT AGAINST TO HIM,HE HAS GREAT STAMINA & ALSO SOME POINTS ARE FABULOUS... BUT ZVEREV HANDLED MATCH WITH CALM &COOL MIND SET...
No Vamos when Carlos isn't playing unranked opponents!
6:38 what a point from both players!
I think alexander will gonna take title this year