Carlos is enjoying tennis. physically 200%, agressive, mentaly very good and very confident. when he plays you know you´re going to see magical moments
I just saw him crush Zverev in Madrid. Zverev, Tsitsipas and Medvedev are already having nightmares with Carlos. And he's just getting started. He is insanely good. Like I keep saying, he is taking tennis to the next level of ultimate power, efficiency, while also doing it in a very esthetic and flashy style. He seriousness, work ethic and consistency are Big 3 material and he is the only player we can say that about. He has the whole package. Roger's deadly forehand and drop shot, Rafa's phenomenal endurance and resilience, Novak's outrageous defense and mental strength and he will just turn 20 this week. I keep saying he is like a hybrid of the Big 3, which is just insane. It's scary to think about how he will play at 24-25. Provided he more or less injury free, he can get to 20 GS won and maybe even beyond, considering he's got another 15-20 years left to play in the ATP tour.
I'm not sure how many GS he will win, though I can't really imagine him winning fewer than 10, but I sincerely hope that he stays healthy so we can find out! But Rafa has certainly had injury issues, and he's won 22, so I guess anything is possible. The more I think about it, the more I wonder how Alcaraz ever loses on clay and most hard courts. To me, he almost looks like the perfect player, like something out of a lab. As you said, he is a hybrid of all of the Big Three; it's wild. And I don't think any of that is hyperbole. This year's RG will be very interesting, of course, but what I *really* want to see is Alcaraz vs. Djokovic at the US Open. That would be just insane.
He def. is the real deal but I am always hesitant to compare with Big3 level until someone has won may be at least 3-4 Slams. Let him do that which I am sure he will but its not done till its done. Remember that the last person to win more than 3 slams other than Big3 was Agassi who retired in 2006. That's how hard it has been to win Slams in the Big3 era. They were just too special. Let Carlitos win a few first.
I'm always surprised when someone talk about mental strength and defense and chooses Djoko over Rafa. Djokovic is indeed strong with those but Rafa's superior and known for those (among other things like forehand, footwork, speed, stamina, court coverage). I'd say Djoko is much more known for his return, backhand and balance which are things I see more in Sinner than Alcaraz. Also I wouldn't say Carlos has shown that much of mental strength for now.
It's really saying something when you're watching a video where you know who is going to win every point shown - but you are STILL flabbergasted when he wins them. I kept saying to myself - how is going to win this point after such an incredible shot from his opponent - but then he comes up with an even better one. Just unreal.
A point that I haven't seen mentioned enough, is how good Alcaraz's anticipation is. Watch especially when someone tries the drop shot against him. By the time the ball is still coming off their racket, Carlos is already in motion forward. Yes, he is ridiculously fast. But he is also combining superb footwork that keeps him balanced toward moving any direction and reading his opponent's shot almost before they have decided on it.
Yes, that's right. He reads the play with uncanny skill, with a remarkable success rate also of whether to start running across the court or stay in the corner when the other player decided to hit behind him. Just great anticipation for every kind of shot.
Agreed. I think this is the one way that players might eventually be able to plan against him. If he's cheating to certain spot, try to use it against him, and keep him off guard. If you can get him guessing wrong at least half the time, maybe he starts to second guess himself. But he's an incredible player. He reads the game and executes so well.
@@jadhavsathish4786 es cierto que a Sinner le falta regularidad, todavía tiene que ganar un Master 1000 para coger confianza, pero dale tiempo, Djokovic también necesitó algo más de tiempo que Nadal y Roger para alcanzar su mejor nivel, en enfrentamientos directos Sinner es el único que le ha puesto en aprietos a Carlitos. Estoy seguro que Alcaraz desea poder enfrentarse a Sinner lo antes posible, porque para que Alcaraz sea el mejor tiene que enfrentarte contra los mejores, sobretodo contra aquellos que pueden contrarrestar muy bien su juego. Y Sinner es de los pocos que lo han conseguido.
Magic skills....the way he astounds himself and everybody else, his playful celebration without a hint of egoistic arrogance, is just priceless to observe!!
OMG I just adore this kid, I have to brave the heat of our Australian summers, I need to see him play live, at least once in my lifetime!! Carlos Alcaraz is a once in a life time phenomenon, many have gone before him & he has learned from all of them, he is a sensation, so young, so incredibly skilled & talented, & still so humble, not an ounce of temper or foul language, this kid is destined for greatness. And to his coach for moulding him bravo to you Juan Carlos Ferrero 👏 👏👏 what an incredible job you have done to date, I look forward to your partnership for many many years to come, you represented everything tennis should be. Felicidades estrella y creador de estrellas 🏆🏆🏆
He is the triple combination of the best, he has the Federer's natural explosiveness and creativity, the Nadal's mental toughness and bravado, the Djokovic's resilience and flexibility ,Carlos is the whole trinity in the tennis world.
Well...at his age he has already won tournaments, become #1, can play both clay and hard court surfaces winning tournaments and stands alone doing these feats over the big three at his age.
He’s bought a whole new level of entertainment to tennis with pure athleticism. Others have done it but not quite like him with the way he moves and combined with the skillset he posses, it makes him just so exciting to watch. AND HE’S JUST 20😳
When Carlos played Novak at Wimbledon, if I'm right, he said he didn't think he could win. I felt he played some of his tennis as if he were the student playing his mentor. Now that he's won, his confidence level will rise and he'll be even more dominating. And he's still open to improving. Dangerous combination already being world #1 at 20.
@@dashmirsulemanoski2167 Yeah, of course, Djokovic sucks playing tennis... almost all experts says Carlos is something special and that he is a better player at his age that the big three was at that same age, but I guess you posses a unique insight. Chances are that the one that sucks, not only playing tennis but also analyzing it, is you.
@@EldrickTW wait what is your point,what I meant was that there are no competitive players for grandslams you can see except Alcaraz and Nadal no one can compete to reach a grandslam,what we see is,Djokovic,Nadal or Alcaraz now where are the others competitors are they close to win a GS
Superb video, thank you. Loved the way you allowed the audio (including commentaries) to bleed over into the following segments. A classic tv editing technique that is so effective but usually missing from this type of tennis compilation; great job! 🎾🎥🍾❤️
Love this compilation so much, I even got teary-eyed there a couple of times. Just imagine the feeling of being 18-19 years of age and already having entire stadiums full of spectators on their feet applauding and clamoring for you and cheering your every winning shot. Imagine what that must feel like! 99% of us will never know that feeling. This kid is becoming legendary before our eyes and is already on a first-name basis with the public at large. Add to that the fact that he has such elegant flare and is a natural-born entertainer and you got the makings of an all-time legend. He'd have made quite a bullfighter with all that natural flair and bravado he possesses.
@@drstew1 Not all bullfights include the killing of the bull. At any rate, regardless of how any of us may feel personally about the spectacle of the bullfight, the fact still remains that matadors undeniably possess great flair, panache and swagger, similar in many ways to the way Carlitos carries himself. It is what it is.
@@thembamabona9809 No, i said this is a barbaric cruel sport that many dislike. Especially the Spanish. Where did you find?80 million ? Thats an exact number
Yeah he is unreal to watch live. Went to see Alcaraz v Sinner at IW for my 18th BDay and he looks so athletic IRL. I never saw really anyone as good as him before to compare too, but he was just another level.
The good thing about Alcaraz is that he will force others to improve their games as well. The big 3 improved each other. I wouldn't be surprised if over the next 5 years Alcaraz will be part of the reason the top 20 will be at an all time high quality.
Maybe you missed all the Rafa vs Djokovic matches. They have already defined and done excellent in court coverage and athletic department. Carloz has a long way to go. And he needs a good opponent or two to define him. He is yet to match what Rafa and Djokovic did when they were in twenties. And matching what those guys did in 30s would take something else.
@@mayank7568 He's beyond them when they were 19 & 20 year olds, are you joking!? ...he's the next evolution in pro tennis after the great Big 3. He just beat Novak at Wimbledon, his best playing surface, I don't see anyone on the circuit that can challenge Carlos now, ...he's going to smoke Djokovic at the US Open later in Sept. just watch.
@@timages surely he will beat them now. The age difference is not 5, not even 10, its 16!!. And yet he beat Djokovic in a close match. Even lost the physical battle at FO. Alcaraz is an early bloomer like Rafa. Djokovic’s peak came at 23, Federer at 22. But they all had good opponents to define them at their peak. Alcaraz will get some too. His game is still evolving and will also be read by his opponents. And surely be winning a lot of slams now. 15 plus minimum. He is an exciting player to watch but a long way to go to match what Rafa and Djokovic did. Doesn’t mean he won’t.
Just like his athleticism, how he calculates winning different points and his humble spirit through his games. Honestly this boy should be cocky already for his good tennis skills but look how he is really grounded!! Lovely. 🎉
He's putting his own mark on this great game with plays we've never seen before. His uncanny racket skips off the short bounce so close to the net, his amazing slides way off the baseline with those killer double back hand down the line returns, ...and there's no one who has a drop volley like Carlos, ... he's only 20 years old! Younger players from another era played in a game that's no longer being played. To add another evolution to pro tennis after Roger, Rafa, and Novak is simply astounding. I live in NYC, I can't wait for him to come to the Open after beating Novak at Wimbledon this Summer. Bravo Carlos!
@@sportsport1654 I personally find him a superior athlete to Federer, and incredibly posed for a 20 year old like Roger was. Novak was astonished at his pose during the big points during his Wimbledon finals win. Again he's just 20 years old and has 2 Grand Slams, he might the first in history to get 30! I only hope he doesn't get bored with the sport, he needs players his age to challenge him, make him even greater.
Unbelievable player ,looks like he is enjoying every moment, unforgettable points. What a player, what a game , sitting on pins and needles all the time. Bravo Carlitos y buena suerte !!!
Truly astonishing tennis. I noticed how often the opposing player just look back at him in awe or despair after the points. Let's hope injuries stay far away from this talent.
This made me smile😊...Carlos scares me silly when i see him explode all over the court. The most satisfying player to watch and enjoy now. Carlos is an athletic marvel to behold. Sigue fuerte y con salud Carlito🎉🎉🎉
On defense, Carlitos has an uncanny ability to anticipate where his opponent will hit the ball. At the speeds they are hitting and running, he is only able to return the ball because he headed in the right direction before his opponent even hit the ball. On offense, his placement of the ball in his opponent’s court is eerily precise. And he is incredibly consistent at both these skills.
Roger used to do it, too. I don't THINK he's a ghost. Either it's some natural instinct talent; or, he already has the kind of smarts and overall picture like Roger did.
Carlos Alcaraz est un joueur extraordinaire. Il joue du grand tennis. Du tennis comme à la belle époque. Du fond du court comme à la vollée. Offensif comme défensif.
When Federer retired, I was wondering what kind of content this page would be able to find to stay even the slightest bit relevant. It’s insane what a generational talent this kid, so much so that I feel lucky when only 2 years ago I knew Fed was done and there wasn’t another majestic gazelle displaying their magic to take up the mantle-it was sad! Seriously, I’m so sad we never got to see CA play with the original Goat but gotta be grateful we get such an epic talent to carry the torch!
As italian, I say this guy is incredible. Not only does he look more complete at his age than any of the big 3, but he also gives a different vibe. We're probably going to witness something really special. Spanish tennis tradition is getting more and more crazy
love this carlos dude. if your opponent gives you the win, you take it. stop acting friendly by hitting some normal slow crosscourt volley hoping that your opponent is gonna give up on that point. if they feed you the ball, you smash it. and thats true respect.
He’s got every shot already, the movement, and is one of the most entertaining players to watch in my lifetime. If he can add some mph to his serve, he will be unstoppable.
Made all the right decisions for each shot too. Lob, short slice, chip, early bh drive, closed the distance to the net. Perfect and unplayable Faa couldnt believe it
He is surely from another world. I don't think there will ever be another tennis entertainer and so compleeete like him😂😂😂 God thank you so much for this young man
He is from another planet. He is a combination of the strongest tennis players in the world. He can do everything and it's always a pleasure to see him in action on Court😅😅😅 Vamos Carlitos!!! Get this title again💪
There are many players that lived through Federer’s ridiculous domination in 2004-2008. They had to get up every day with the spirit-crushing knowledge that no matter how well they played they were going to have to face Roger at some point. I almost felt sorry for them. Well, now there’s a whole new crop of players that are going to be faced with the knowledge that they’re probably going to have to face Alcaraz. This guy is simply beyond belief. I hope that one or two others along with CA form the new RF/RN/ND triumvirate of men’s tennis. How great would that be?
As I watch this, I’m starting to see why he wanted to be considered more similar to Federer. He doesn’t have the elegance (no one ever has), but he has the shots that astound. Another creative player at work!
What I always loved about Federer is how completely calm his face would always be whenever he was doing anything. You watch other players and it's like they are putting all their effort into it and their face is just contorted. Roger would be lunging across the court to hit an inside out forehand and his face would be totally serene.
Definitely Carlos would even surpass the achievements of the big three. He's got the power, the skills, the energy, and his unequalled athleticism. I think, he is the only one, and incomparable. Great Carlos Alcaraz.
I started following tennis again 2 years ago and I've watched every match Alcaraz has played since then and he's the real deal. I'm still in amazement. John McEnroe just shakes his head at what he does.
How old is this kid again? We're already seeing Fed-like shots, Nadal-like shots, Djokovic-like, Murray-like shots, and new things never seen before... you gotta be kidding me.
Карлос!!! Талантище!!! Дарование и гений в теннисе!!! Какие срывает аплодисменты,и какие приятные удивления болельщиков на их лицах после ударов Карлоса!!! Для меня Карлос- второй Федерер!!!💯👍💪 тенниса!!
This kid was born to play tennis. And We are so glad he is... Playing tennis. He is so incredibly good, it's almost ridiculous what he is doing on court. And he is just 20????😮😮 We are on for an awesome ride with him on the ATP Tour. What a great time to be alive in the ERA of Alcaraz. Praying for good health and optimal fitness for him. I daresay, 25+ Grandslams all things being equal.
These should have been on the other person's highlight reel but he gets them all with even more spectacular shots. Good to see your Fed-retirement-blues lifting and you making fresh content, Raz. We're looking forward to seeing your Carlos vids.
Emotional Tears in my eyes So incredible, He gets everywhere. Rafa has made us feel so much joy, but Carlitos is a 3.0 version of Rafa, with many skills I haven’t seen by now. Doing this amazing job could be a risk of being arrogant or presumptuous but no with Carlos. So proud of him as a Spaniard
Anybody else feel like they're watching Roger? I've been watching some old RF highlights today and there're shots Alcaraz makes that you could superimpose on them. The hands, the wrist action, the reflexes, the backpedaling, the use of the lines, the uncanny rangefinding. Even the "Tweener-Lob". Amazing!
No la verdad no, el revés es diferente nunca será como Roger. Este muchacho usa mucho el físico. Aunque si tiene más variantes que los de su generación.
@@liliaesperanza4436 claro que no, será mucho mejor, si con ese físico que tiene es capaz de sumarle tener muy buena mano y recursos, claramente será muchísimo mejor Carlos. Hasta Nole ha dicho que nunca se ha enfrentado con algo así.
@@Ismael-cv9sl eso que dices es el gran problema. El físico, ahora es joven pero dudo mucho que aguante hasta los 40 años jugando así ya incluso ahora hasta se ha lesionado por esa causa y hasta se ha retirado de partidos. Eso en un jugador de su edad es increíblemente raro. Si el joven no aprende a dosificar su físico jugará poco tiempo.
We are watching greatness in the making. Let’s all realize, Carlitos is not even close to peaking. Stay healthy bro. The sport needs him. I think he proabably is already inspiring the next generation! Sigue fuerte Carlos!⚡️🎉
Ottimo giocatore, potente fisicamente. Una macchina da guerra sul campo e , se a volte fa pensare a Roger in qualche colpo, poi devo constatare che sono due cose diverse. Credo che la bellezza stilistica di Roger Federer non sia replicabile e neppure certi suoi colpi mitici. Ma ogni giocatore è diverso: Alcaraz è un ottimo giocatore con uno stile aggressivo e dotato di un buon repertorio di colpi. Sarà senz'altro il futuro del tennis, anzi è il presente del tennis! Buongiorno
Unfortunately, in today's game with the need for shot tolerance and the heavy spins modern racquets can produce, a single handed backhand is a liability. If Roger had a 2 handed backhand, he would have won 25-30 slams. As good and beautiful as his one handed backhand was.
He has Pete Sampras’ running forehand . Boris Becker lightning reflexes at the net and without diving around. Federer’s artistry and creativity and point building. Rafa’s grit and determination to fight for every point. Djokovich endurance and will. And unmatched speed on the court. It’s like you took all the best parts of others and made a freak tennis monster. He’s a tennis Frankenstein!
Y el Drop Shot del Mago Coria as well?😅🎉 Is an allaround Player, lo tiene todo para ser el mejor de todos los tiempos, potencial tiene de sobra veremos si tiene tanto hambre como el Big3 amigo….
To me he's a combo of the big 3. He would make Federer (his true idol) proud. I'm a Spaniard but only Federer gave me goosebumps until Carlitos. Unless someone comes along with all guns blazing like him it's going to be hard to defeat him.
Carlos is enjoying tennis. physically 200%, agressive, mentaly very good and very confident. when he plays you know you´re going to see magical moments
Absolute Talent.Future of Men's Tennis is here.
I just saw him crush Zverev in Madrid. Zverev, Tsitsipas and Medvedev are already having nightmares with Carlos. And he's just getting started. He is insanely good. Like I keep saying, he is taking tennis to the next level of ultimate power, efficiency, while also doing it in a very esthetic and flashy style. He seriousness, work ethic and consistency are Big 3 material and he is the only player we can say that about. He has the whole package. Roger's deadly forehand and drop shot, Rafa's phenomenal endurance and resilience, Novak's outrageous defense and mental strength and he will just turn 20 this week. I keep saying he is like a hybrid of the Big 3, which is just insane. It's scary to think about how he will play at 24-25. Provided he more or less injury free, he can get to 20 GS won and maybe even beyond, considering he's got another 15-20 years left to play in the ATP tour.
He is a hybrid of the big 4..hes got that beautiful Andy Murray Lob Shot in his arsenal too
I'm not sure how many GS he will win, though I can't really imagine him winning fewer than 10, but I sincerely hope that he stays healthy so we can find out! But Rafa has certainly had injury issues, and he's won 22, so I guess anything is possible. The more I think about it, the more I wonder how Alcaraz ever loses on clay and most hard courts. To me, he almost looks like the perfect player, like something out of a lab. As you said, he is a hybrid of all of the Big Three; it's wild. And I don't think any of that is hyperbole.
This year's RG will be very interesting, of course, but what I *really* want to see is Alcaraz vs. Djokovic at the US Open. That would be just insane.
He def. is the real deal but I am always hesitant to compare with Big3 level until someone has won may be at least 3-4 Slams. Let him do that which I am sure he will but its not done till its done. Remember that the last person to win more than 3 slams other than Big3 was Agassi who retired in 2006. That's how hard it has been to win Slams in the Big3 era. They were just too special. Let Carlitos win a few first.
@@jeffvanderwerf3391you basically have to hope he’s having an off day, or else be named jannik sinner
I'm always surprised when someone talk about mental strength and defense and chooses Djoko over Rafa. Djokovic is indeed strong with those but Rafa's superior and known for those (among other things like forehand, footwork, speed, stamina, court coverage).
I'd say Djoko is much more known for his return, backhand and balance which are things I see more in Sinner than Alcaraz.
Also I wouldn't say Carlos has shown that much of mental strength for now.
This guy is just out of this world! We thought we wouldn't be seeing guys as good as the Big 3 any time soon. But Alcaraz is already proving us wrong.
Big 4 pls.
Incredible eye-hand coordination, lightning reactions, super fast footwork, split second decision making on shot selection, superb execution.
He is 20 years old but if he would stop playing tennis now we would still have some of the best points in history. A real talent and great athlete.
Roger + Rafa + Nole = Carlos
@@enriqueromero8570😂
It's really saying something when you're watching a video where you know who is going to win every point shown - but you are STILL flabbergasted when he wins them. I kept saying to myself - how is going to win this point after such an incredible shot from his opponent - but then he comes up with an even better one. Just unreal.
A point that I haven't seen mentioned enough, is how good Alcaraz's anticipation is. Watch especially when someone tries the drop shot against him. By the time the ball is still coming off their racket, Carlos is already in motion forward. Yes, he is ridiculously fast. But he is also combining superb footwork that keeps him balanced toward moving any direction and reading his opponent's shot almost before they have decided on it.
Yes, that's right. He reads the play with uncanny skill, with a remarkable success rate also of whether to start running across the court or stay in the corner when the other player decided to hit behind him. Just great anticipation for every kind of shot.
7:58 is a perfect example of that!
Yes he must have a time machine. He went into the future, watches the match then came back and played it.
Agreed. I think this is the one way that players might eventually be able to plan against him. If he's cheating to certain spot, try to use it against him, and keep him off guard. If you can get him guessing wrong at least half the time, maybe he starts to second guess himself. But he's an incredible player. He reads the game and executes so well.
@@barryschwarz have you seen how Maroczan demolished Carlos with drop-shots? Review it. He got a dose of his own medicine. yucks.
He just bloody won Wimbledon 🎉🎉🎉 Amazing player on all surfaces.
Honestly the LAST grandslam i expected him to win, and against Djokovic. Im glad he's around. I'm in
He is Stan Lee's child ! Marvel inside !
@@marcbismuth2522😂 he's more fast than balls... Carlos is FASTMAN
Becker did it at 17
3rd n 4th tournament on grass n he won them both! Just stunning, a
Joy to watch
All I gotta say is: Man, please let this guy and Sinner stay healthy...we need this!
Sinner can't maintain consistency, he's just another rublev
@@jadhavsathish4786 es cierto que a Sinner le falta regularidad, todavía tiene que ganar un Master 1000 para coger confianza, pero dale tiempo, Djokovic también necesitó algo más de tiempo que Nadal y Roger para alcanzar su mejor nivel, en enfrentamientos directos Sinner es el único que le ha puesto en aprietos a Carlitos. Estoy seguro que Alcaraz desea poder enfrentarse a Sinner lo antes posible, porque para que Alcaraz sea el mejor tiene que enfrentarte contra los mejores, sobretodo contra aquellos que pueden contrarrestar muy bien su juego. Y Sinner es de los pocos que lo han conseguido.
@@jadhavsathish4786 Sinner has smarter tennis IQ and better mental strength.
@@jadhavsathish4786sinner win% 69 in just 215 matches, rublev still 64,sinner might be overrated but much better than rublev
@@raghumanda2tanush496 Still no masters 1000 titles tho
Magic skills....the way he astounds himself and everybody else, his playful celebration without a hint of egoistic arrogance, is just priceless to observe!!
with(out) a hint of egoistic arrogance.
OMG I just adore this kid, I have to brave the heat of our Australian summers, I need to see him play live, at least once in my lifetime!! Carlos Alcaraz is a once in a life time phenomenon, many have gone before him & he has learned from all of them, he is a sensation, so young, so incredibly skilled & talented, & still so humble, not an ounce of temper or foul language, this kid is destined for greatness. And to his coach for moulding him bravo to you Juan Carlos Ferrero 👏 👏👏 what an incredible job you have done to date, I look forward to your partnership for many many years to come, you represented everything tennis should be. Felicidades estrella y creador de estrellas 🏆🏆🏆
He is the triple combination of the best, he has the Federer's natural explosiveness and creativity, the Nadal's mental toughness and bravado, the Djokovic's resilience and flexibility ,Carlos is the whole trinity in the tennis world.
😂 calm down jolly jumper
Il a raison
@@APluralTon calm your farm HAHA
Well...at his age he has already won tournaments, become #1, can play both clay and hard court surfaces winning tournaments and stands alone doing these feats over the big three at his age.
So you mean, he can win 64 GS in his tennis career? Are you kidding us?
He’s bought a whole new level of entertainment to tennis with pure athleticism. Others have done it but not quite like him with the way he moves and combined with the skillset he posses, it makes him just so exciting to watch. AND HE’S JUST 20😳
This! Athleticism!
And he wins the big tournaments! That’s where a lot of the athletics Tennis show man felt short, e.g. Gael Monfis
He is going to be the greatest player ever and break every single big record in the sport.
I hope so
Yeah, imagine Nadal or Djokovic playing without the other man, they could won 40+ GS
@@gabrielgreff5911 Not necessarily. These three lads pushed each other to their top.
Too optimistic
If he remains healthy.
When Carlos played Novak at Wimbledon, if I'm right, he said he didn't think he could win. I felt he played some of his tennis as if he were the student playing his mentor. Now that he's won, his confidence level will rise and he'll be even more dominating. And he's still open to improving. Dangerous combination already being world #1 at 20.
Out of the world shots.Phenominal player par excellence is Carlos Alcaraz at the age of 20 years.
Number 1 because others competitors suck
@@dashmirsulemanoski2167 well aging.
@@dashmirsulemanoski2167 Yeah, of course, Djokovic sucks playing tennis... almost all experts says Carlos is something special and that he is a better player at his age that the big three was at that same age, but I guess you posses a unique insight.
Chances are that the one that sucks, not only playing tennis but also analyzing it, is you.
@@EldrickTW wait what is your point,what I meant was that there are no competitive players for grandslams you can see except Alcaraz and Nadal no one can compete to reach a grandslam,what we see is,Djokovic,Nadal or Alcaraz now where are the others competitors are they close to win a GS
He chases down every single point just like Nadal when Nadal was his age. Hope he will stay healthy throughout.
that really is the big question, tennis has become such a physically demanding sport, and injuries cut down tons of super talented players
Only if he has joints of steel.
Superb video, thank you. Loved the way you allowed the audio (including commentaries) to bleed over into the following segments. A classic tv editing technique that is so effective but usually missing from this type of tennis compilation; great job! 🎾🎥🍾❤️
Thank you, Happy you noticed it 🙏
Love this compilation so much, I even got teary-eyed there a couple of times. Just imagine the feeling of being 18-19 years of age and already having entire stadiums full of spectators on their feet applauding and clamoring for you and cheering your every winning shot. Imagine what that must feel like! 99% of us will never know that feeling. This kid is becoming legendary before our eyes and is already on a first-name basis with the public at large. Add to that the fact that he has such elegant flare and is a natural-born entertainer and you got the makings of an all-time legend. He'd have made quite a bullfighter with all that natural flair and bravado he possesses.
Great comment until you mentioned him being a great Matador ( bull fighter) barbaric sport
@@drstew1 Not all bullfights include the killing of the bull. At any rate, regardless of how any of us may feel personally about the spectacle of the bullfight, the fact still remains that matadors undeniably possess great flair, panache and swagger, similar in many ways to the way Carlitos carries himself. It is what it is.
...hold on! Are you saying 80 million people will experience this feeling ?!?
@@thembamabona9809 No, i said this is a barbaric cruel sport that many dislike. Especially the Spanish. Where did you find?80 million ? Thats an exact number
@@drstew1 i replied to josh nosher not you. I assumed "we" to be the global population then did some elementary percentage calculation.
Not a tennis fan but definitely a Carlito fan . First time in 50 years I've yelled loud watching tennis and his incredible control.
Carlitos ability to anticipate where opponent is going with the ball is so next level.
Ok I need to see this guy play live at least once. I feel like every match he plays there's a highlight.
Hope he stays healthy. Amazing talent.
Yeah he is unreal to watch live. Went to see Alcaraz v Sinner at IW for my 18th BDay and he looks so athletic IRL. I never saw really anyone as good as him before to compare too, but he was just another level.
He won!!!
The good thing about Alcaraz is that he will force others to improve their games as well. The big 3 improved each other. I wouldn't be surprised if over the next 5 years Alcaraz will be part of the reason the top 20 will be at an all time high quality.
His strength, speed, timing and dexterity is just top notch👌
Taking the sport to a level we haven't seen before. His court coverage and athleticism is unmatched. Even Djokovic falls short.
Not when it matters! 😉
Maybe you missed all the Rafa vs Djokovic matches. They have already defined and done excellent in court coverage and athletic department. Carloz has a long way to go. And he needs a good opponent or two to define him. He is yet to match what Rafa and Djokovic did when they were in twenties. And matching what those guys did in 30s would take something else.
@@AlexTabet-nt7or You were saying?
@@mayank7568 He's beyond them when they were 19 & 20 year olds, are you joking!? ...he's the next evolution in pro tennis after the great Big 3. He just beat Novak at Wimbledon, his best playing surface, I don't see anyone on the circuit that can challenge Carlos now, ...he's going to smoke Djokovic at the US Open later in Sept. just watch.
@@timages surely he will beat them now. The age difference is not 5, not even 10, its 16!!. And yet he beat Djokovic in a close match. Even lost the physical battle at FO.
Alcaraz is an early bloomer like Rafa. Djokovic’s peak came at 23, Federer at 22. But they all had good opponents to define them at their peak. Alcaraz will get some too. His game is still evolving and will also be read by his opponents. And surely be winning a lot of slams now. 15 plus minimum. He is an exciting player to watch but a long way to go to match what Rafa and Djokovic did. Doesn’t mean he won’t.
Some of his movements resemble Rafa so much... The inside out forehand, the passing shots... This kid is going be my new fav after Rafa is done.
Just like his athleticism, how he calculates winning different points and his humble spirit through his games. Honestly this boy should be cocky already for his good tennis skills but look how he is really grounded!! Lovely. 🎉
He will be the absolute GOAT, for sure.
He's putting his own mark on this great game with plays we've never seen before. His uncanny racket skips off the short bounce so close to the net, his amazing slides way off the baseline with those killer double back hand down the line returns, ...and there's no one who has a drop volley like Carlos, ... he's only 20 years old! Younger players from another era played in a game that's no longer being played. To add another evolution to pro tennis after Roger, Rafa, and Novak is simply astounding. I live in NYC, I can't wait for him to come to the Open after beating Novak at Wimbledon this Summer. Bravo Carlos!
Finally someone who can change direction like Federer to be interesting to watch
@@sportsport1654 I personally find him a superior athlete to Federer, and incredibly posed for a 20 year old like Roger was. Novak was astonished at his pose during the big points during his Wimbledon finals win. Again he's just 20 years old and has 2 Grand Slams, he might the first in history to get 30! I only hope he doesn't get bored with the sport, he needs players his age to challenge him, make him even greater.
My dream is to one day see this kid play live...I pray for his health coz he is pure unadulterated entertainment
Unbelievable player ,looks like he is enjoying every moment, unforgettable points. What a player, what a game , sitting on pins and needles all the time. Bravo Carlitos y buena suerte !!!
Truly astonishing tennis. I noticed how often the opposing player just look back at him in awe or despair after the points. Let's hope injuries stay far away from this talent.
This made me smile😊...Carlos scares me silly when i see him explode all over the court. The most satisfying player to watch and enjoy now. Carlos is an athletic marvel to behold. Sigue fuerte y con salud Carlito🎉🎉🎉
One of few players that like truly scares me lol truly a blessing to see him play now
@@mamba24ever8 It really is.
he is amazing, the best player to follow for sure at the moment, and i´m a fan of Djoko...but this guy is the present and the future.
On defense, Carlitos has an uncanny ability to anticipate where his opponent will hit the ball. At the speeds they are hitting and running, he is only able to return the ball because he headed in the right direction before his opponent even hit the ball. On offense, his placement of the ball in his opponent’s court is eerily precise. And he is incredibly consistent at both these skills.
Maybe he’s a ghost😱
Roger used to do it, too. I don't THINK he's a ghost.
Either it's some natural instinct talent; or, he already has the kind of smarts and overall picture like Roger did.
@@ReuvenF957I think he's both
Carlos Alcaraz est un joueur extraordinaire. Il joue du grand tennis. Du tennis comme à la belle époque. Du fond du court comme à la vollée. Offensif comme défensif.
When Federer retired, I was wondering what kind of content this page would be able to find to stay even the slightest bit relevant.
It’s insane what a generational talent this kid, so much so that I feel lucky when only 2 years ago I knew Fed was done and there wasn’t another majestic gazelle displaying their magic to take up the mantle-it was sad!
Seriously, I’m so sad we never got to see CA play with the original Goat but gotta be grateful we get such an epic talent to carry the torch!
As italian, I say this guy is incredible.
Not only does he look more complete at his age than any of the big 3, but he also gives a different vibe.
We're probably going to witness something really special.
Spanish tennis tradition is getting more and more crazy
@@ahsenserhat9270Nadal is spanish too
And Italy now has an amazing, new generation of top notch players as well. - Great stuff!
love this carlos dude. if your opponent gives you the win, you take it. stop acting friendly by hitting some normal slow crosscourt volley hoping that your opponent is gonna give up on that point. if they feed you the ball, you smash it. and thats true respect.
4:53 IS CRAZY got goosebumps
The fact that he's done all of this (and much more) when he's not 20 yet is just atsounding!
He’s got every shot already, the movement, and is one of the most entertaining players to watch in my lifetime. If he can add some mph to his serve, he will be unstoppable.
The Rafa-Carlos interaction was just beautiful
20 awesome points he made way before he was 20 years old. Carlos is amazing!
🤣🤣🤣
I can now truly say that the Maestro's torch has been passed on.
6:20 may be the most high level defensive to offensive point ever. So hard and he makes every shot perfectly.
Made all the right decisions for each shot too. Lob, short slice, chip, early bh drive, closed the distance to the net. Perfect and unplayable
Faa couldnt believe it
Yes, I was thinking the same, it looks just impossible. At the end FAA was like "wtf was that ?..."
Jesus... 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@rniroo ??
He's the most amazing tennis player I've ever seen, bar none! So many incredible points. And only 20 years old!!
He is surely from another world. I don't think there will ever be another tennis entertainer and so compleeete like him😂😂😂 God thank you so much for this young man
He is from another planet. He is a combination of the strongest tennis players in the world. He can do everything and it's always a pleasure to see him in action on Court😅😅😅 Vamos Carlitos!!! Get this title again💪
The beginning of a new legend.
Carlitos IS the reason I’m still watching tennis after the BIG 3! And long may it continue 🤩🤩
Alcaraz, Sinner, Rune. We're in for a treat in upcoming years.
Wait sinner rune are not in that level yet, we have to wait and see
There are many players that lived through Federer’s ridiculous domination in 2004-2008. They had to get up every day with the spirit-crushing knowledge that no matter how well they played they were going to have to face Roger at some point. I almost felt sorry for them. Well, now there’s a whole new crop of players that are going to be faced with the knowledge that they’re probably going to have to face Alcaraz. This guy is simply beyond belief. I hope that one or two others along with CA form the new RF/RN/ND triumvirate of men’s tennis. How great would that be?
I watch him yesterday. Kid is incredible and only 20. Scary stuff.
As I watch this, I’m starting to see why he wanted to be considered more similar to Federer. He doesn’t have the elegance (no one ever has), but he has the shots that astound. Another creative player at work!
What I always loved about Federer is how completely calm his face would always be whenever he was doing anything. You watch other players and it's like they are putting all their effort into it and their face is just contorted. Roger would be lunging across the court to hit an inside out forehand and his face would be totally serene.
Watched him live today in Madrid against Karen was amazing ❤
Definitely Carlos would even surpass the achievements of the big three. He's got the power, the skills, the energy, and his unequalled athleticism. I think, he is the only one, and incomparable. Great Carlos Alcaraz.
I HAVE SEEN MANY COMPILATIONS FROM THE BIG 3, BUT THIS, THIS IS INSANE!!!
This kid is just unbelievable….he must enjoy his game to do these magical shots! He is just fantastic for tennis.
I started following tennis again 2 years ago and I've watched every match Alcaraz has played since then and he's the real deal. I'm still in amazement. John McEnroe just shakes his head at what he does.
How old is this kid again? We're already seeing Fed-like shots, Nadal-like shots, Djokovic-like, Murray-like shots, and new things never seen before... you gotta be kidding me.
He is only 21!
Beautiful video thank you. It's as though the Big 3 have laid the seeds for this phenomenal talent to emerge.
Карлос!!! Талантище!!! Дарование и гений в теннисе!!! Какие срывает аплодисменты,и какие приятные удивления болельщиков на их лицах после ударов Карлоса!!! Для меня Карлос- второй Федерер!!!💯👍💪 тенниса!!
The great thing is that most of these points are from the last few months. Alcaraz future looks very bright
He is a magician,sheer genius on all court surfaces,that is scary!!!🤣🤣🤣❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
This kid was born to play tennis. And We are so glad he is... Playing tennis. He is so incredibly good, it's almost ridiculous what he is doing on court. And he is just 20????😮😮 We are on for an awesome ride with him on the ATP Tour. What a great time to be alive in the ERA of Alcaraz. Praying for good health and optimal fitness for him. I daresay, 25+ Grandslams all things being equal.
A new legend has arrived… his name is Alcaraz.
This video is undoubtedly the BEST ever!
What a remarkable tennis genius Carlos is!
These should have been on the other person's highlight reel but he gets them all with even more spectacular shots. Good to see your Fed-retirement-blues lifting and you making fresh content, Raz. We're looking forward to seeing your Carlos vids.
Emotional Tears in my eyes So incredible, He gets everywhere. Rafa has made us feel so much joy, but Carlitos is a 3.0 version of Rafa, with many skills I haven’t seen by now. Doing this amazing job could be a risk of being arrogant or presumptuous but no with Carlos. So proud of him as a Spaniard
Who is 2.0 Rafa?
That De Minaur match point save was at another level man... outrageous!
That's a better compilation than anyone in their entire careers but 5 o 6 players
Anybody else feel like they're watching Roger? I've been watching some old RF highlights today and there're shots Alcaraz makes that you could superimpose on them.
The hands, the wrist action, the reflexes, the backpedaling, the use of the lines, the uncanny rangefinding. Even the "Tweener-Lob". Amazing!
No la verdad no, el revés es diferente nunca será como Roger. Este muchacho usa mucho el físico. Aunque si tiene más variantes que los de su generación.
@@liliaesperanza4436usa mucho el físico, sin embargo su calidad también es muy alta dicha por los demás tenistas, no es solo potencia.
@@Ismael-cv9sl si así es pero nunca será como Roger.
@@liliaesperanza4436 claro que no, será mucho mejor, si con ese físico que tiene es capaz de sumarle tener muy buena mano y recursos, claramente será muchísimo mejor Carlos. Hasta Nole ha dicho que nunca se ha enfrentado con algo así.
@@Ismael-cv9sl eso que dices es el gran problema. El físico, ahora es joven pero dudo mucho que aguante hasta los 40 años jugando así ya incluso ahora hasta se ha lesionado por esa causa y hasta se ha retirado de partidos. Eso en un jugador de su edad es increíblemente raro. Si el joven no aprende a dosificar su físico jugará poco tiempo.
3:29 That was such a Federer shot!
This guy is bringing me back to watch tennis. Just WOW
We are watching greatness in the making. Let’s all realize, Carlitos is not even close to peaking. Stay healthy bro. The sport needs him. I think he proabably is already inspiring the next generation! Sigue fuerte Carlos!⚡️🎉
Ottimo giocatore, potente fisicamente. Una macchina da guerra sul campo e , se a volte fa pensare a Roger in qualche colpo, poi devo constatare che sono due cose diverse. Credo che la bellezza stilistica di Roger Federer non sia replicabile e neppure certi suoi colpi mitici. Ma ogni giocatore è diverso: Alcaraz è un ottimo giocatore con uno stile aggressivo e dotato di un buon repertorio di colpi. Sarà senz'altro il futuro del tennis, anzi è il presente del tennis! Buongiorno
0:39 Alcaraz moves so unreal. it looks like in a video game
He is the entire package and is an all-court player who can improvise. If he had a single-handed backhand he would be perfect :)
Unfortunately, in today's game with the need for shot tolerance and the heavy spins modern racquets can produce, a single handed backhand is a liability. If Roger had a 2 handed backhand, he would have won 25-30 slams. As good and beautiful as his one handed backhand was.
wow what a video. i never get tired of watching all his shots.
I love that he is taking our city to the world. "The man from Murcia".
that 3:24 point, Federer-like!
federer murray wimbledon final...some say, murray is still confused. drop shot like that above in the running.
@@svenlazer7942 I was thinking the same thing. That exact shot is on multiple videos highlighting insane shots by Federer.
“He wasn’t even on the screen.” Even when he’s not there Carlos is making winners 😂
This guy is the real deal. To beat Novak in a 5 setter at Wimbledon final is no joke
He is has the potential to be a legend if he can stay healthy and start racking up some slams
He has Pete Sampras’ running forehand . Boris Becker lightning reflexes at the net and without diving around. Federer’s artistry and creativity and point building. Rafa’s grit and determination to fight for every point. Djokovich endurance and will. And unmatched speed on the court. It’s like you took all the best parts of others and made a freak tennis monster. He’s a tennis Frankenstein!
Y el Drop Shot del Mago Coria as well?😅🎉
Is an allaround Player, lo tiene todo para ser el mejor de todos los tiempos, potencial tiene de sobra veremos si tiene tanto hambre como el Big3 amigo….
@@danielrivera4646
Yes indeed!
And he is so happy and enjoying himself too!
What a talent! And he appears very sympathetic. Very nice :)
Alcaraz will be a legend,and will break all the records
This guy is the future of tennis, he’s just another nadal or let’s say a cocktail of all legends
Truly this guy is God of Tennis 🎾
11 minute highlights of a kid who's barely 20, in 10 years we'll need feature length films for Carlitos highlights 😂, absolute beast
The world is now his oyster .Go get 'em Carlos Alcaraz ❤️❤️❤️
may be a new GOD of tennis born!
Last two were iconic but should've included the get out of jail point vs Nakashima
Wow! Sometimes he looks as if his body is made of rubber!! So flexable....it is nearly unbelievable..!....!❤❤🎾🎾
This kid is something special man, so good!
I have never seen a player like him. He's monstrous!
Great editing on this highlight reel. Thanks.
That's we as spectators and lover's of the sport like to see..pure talent coupled with entertainment.. respect the game
Incredible talent and a lotta Mustard on that Hot Dog!
What a player, one word different 🙌🔥
To me he's a combo of the big 3. He would make Federer (his true idol) proud. I'm a Spaniard but only Federer gave me goosebumps until Carlitos. Unless someone comes along with all guns blazing like him it's going to be hard to defeat him.