What Makes Carlos Alcaraz So Dangerous?...
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- What Makes Carlos Alcaraz So Dangerous?...
You made a big mistake if you ever doubted the authenticity of Carlos Alcaraz’s claim to the ATP throne. Now back at the top, at least for now, we can’t help but wonder what makes Carlos Alcaraz so dangerous.
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Dropshots
He hit 3 in a row against Medvedev who simply couldn’t do anything about it. Unlike other players who prefer to use the backhand wing to disguise their drop shots, Carlos prefers to make use of his forehand, showing just how much variety he brings to his game.
Serves
Even his serves which were initially criticized have started to see better placement and consistency. Carlos Alcaraz is breaking the new trend that sees players with the best serves being really tall like 6-foot-3 and above because he is barely 6 feet tall and showing that he is no slouch when it comes to serves. Carlos’ serves have hit past the 135 miles per hour mark and we are beginning to see him hit more aces.
Footwork
Alcaraz transitions smoothly from the baseline to the net, which is why he has a fluid game. He has no problems with lateral or vertical movements. His footwork is another massive asset that helps him to mix up play.
Carlos has it all. Talent, instincts, improvisations, and loads of charisma. His physical gifts are outdone by his mental faculties. The complete modern day player. Just the infusions of excitement and raw thrills that Roger left vacant.
With intimidating power, shocking feel and touch, maniacal intensity, and blinding footspeed Carlos is a force to be respected. His will is comparable to Rafael and that alone is daunting for opponents. Such a gifted kid beating up on greats and seasoned veterans. Please stay healthy and motivated Carlitooooo....
Well, Dimitrov was a gifted kid, and remained just a "gifted kid".
@@nickcoller1962 At least he is having a good career. Carlos is exceptional.
I don't have to see the next video to find out why Alcaraz is so good. I've watched him play and boy does he play at a high level of tennis.
You should still watch though haha
@@Courtside_Tennis I have not missed any of his matches and I don't plan to stop watching now.
He is intelligent, flexible,reading opponent and divide how to play
deside,,
And now he is a Wimbledon champion. I needed someone like him to appear, for me to keep interest in this sport in post big 3 era. I hope other next gen players can step up their games as well and give him a good competition. I love Alcaraz vs Djokovic, battle of generations, but it can't continue forever. The big 3 era was beautiful because it was a big 3 era, not big 1. Last couple of years after Roger retired and Rafa regressed, Seeing only Novak dominating was not that fun.
Novak's dominance is not fun for you because you are not his fan. Nobody ever complained during Feds dominance before the Nadal era?
@@dzonibravo7867 pretty sure there were people who didn't enjoy Federer's dominance. It's always like that. Only personal fans enjoy dominance.
The maturity is quite something and not something you'll find many in his generation possessing. Combine maturity with intensity and that's really lethal.
The only thing really that can stop Alcaraz, from what I can tell, is Alcaraz himself. For the moment.
Carlitos is still only a 19 years old kid. He will clearly improve in consistency and shot selection as he has such a variety of options (which was the reason Federer was a relative "late bloomer"). Watch him improve and sort it all out as he peaks until he's 21, 22...
Before you were born, upon Mount Olympus, Zeus, Poseidon and Hades were in the heat of debate:
"My creations are legendary!" Zeus roared.
"Nonsense, they cannot last an hour in my great seas!" laughed Poseidon.
"Fools, death comes for all your creations!" howled Hades.
To end this debate, they created three beings to dominate the tennis landscape: Roger, Rafa and Novak.
Marvelled by their creations and unable to decide which was the best they decided to combine their strength to create a new champion. His name,
Carlos Alcaraz.
I thought we had seen perhaps the best put together player ever: first in Federer, particularly on a fast court. Then, Nadal on a slow court. And then, Djokovic as a something-fusion of important parts of these two.
Yet Alcaraz looks the best put together player I've ever seen, period - and he's only 19!
That doesn't mean he'll equal the Big 3 yet of course. There's many years to go to see if he can rack up anything like the kind of dominance they did. And even legends will lose occasionally.
But the potential is there. More than any other Next Gens to date, he looks like the complete player in all areas. Only serious injury or mental implosion it seems will hold him back, and he's not shown either yet.
Hopefully, his key long term rivals we'll also know soon enough. Obviously Djokovic and Nadal are still playing, so we'll hopefully see at least a handful of match ups there with those two. But I'd personally love to see him up against a fully switched on Kyrgios at least once - that would be a classic for the ages.
so agreed!
I wouldn't call Djokovic a fusion of Nadal and Federer. He is more a nadalised Medvedev. A really good grinder, similarly good mindset as Nadal (certainly better than Federer), a little faster, a little better returner, less injury prone because of his greater body flexibility. A good server, but not as good as Federer (but not by much).
He is net play could be better and let's not talk about overheads. His shot versatility is not comparable to Federers, I would say that Nadals is also better in this regard.
makes sense apart from the Kyrgios bit. if Kyrgios was serious from young instead of being a showman and a bit lazy he could of been great. but he's loser generally because he doesn't have the mental qualities of great champions (hardly anyone does). and his backhand is a bit meh.
@@gazlives that's why I said a switched on Kyrgios - aware he can be erratic, but an on form Kyrgios can beat anyone. Including all the Big 3 in his very first matches against them, as we saw.
@@TheGraemi I did say a fusion of parts, and of course, he can and has taken from parts of others players as well, as did Federer and Nadal. Was a general-type analogy and comparison.
At this point, it's safe to say that Carlitos is unstoppable. His only opponent/hindrance would be himself. Let's hope he'll stay consistent for the years to come.
One can only hope. As Rafa would say, he also needs some luck. Every great player does.
If he isn't now, he is on his way. There isn't a spot on the court that Carlos doesn't excell from. Put him anywhere and he will find a way to win. An incredible young maestro.
Your all hype will vanish just wait and watch
@@kingnole4237 I'm a diehard Nole fan as well.. but I don't wish the others bad like that
@@kingnole4237Making us Nole fans look bad lol. We should want more great players for the future
His athleticism brings him numerous victories but also injuries. He treats every point like a breakpoint, never letting up or taking it easy. I don't think the big3 will be replicated by the current gen. Seems like the talent of the big3 is spread wide across many more players right now. which I think is actually better for the sport. But I dont mind if Carlos does end up dominating!
I see him surpassing at least one of their accomplishments, especially if no one else can match his level. He will never be an underdog going into a match
I was worried that after the reign of the three knights, the crowns would fall into the hands of a next generation of cocky, classless, rude and angry racket smashing players, like Medvedev, Zverev, Tsitsipas or Kyrgios, but with the arrival of Carlitos, Sinner, Holger Rune (?) and Casper Ruud we can rest easy, tennis is once again a gentleman's sport.
He is scary good. No one plays like this. Perfect game. Next level compared to Novak.
This is yet to be contested, but I fear for my idol Novak more than ever
It already was contested in Madrid last year, when Carlitos beat Novak and Nadal back to back. th-cam.com/video/w7ojHa0EiS0/w-d-xo.html
Let's just hope we tennis fans will finallly see similar battles this year again in Monte Carlo and RG.😍
For what you have to be worry about NOVAK?? NOVAK DJOKOVIC is eternal number 1 position in tennis history books... all time tennis record holder
Djokovic pretty well for a 35 year old still recovering mentally from the AO22 drama and even MPs against him. Ppl should stop acting like Djokovic got destroyed lol.
@@drtash21 NOVAK DJOKOVIC destroyed for what?? NOVAK DJOKOVIC is Australia open 2023 champion and only tennis player currently available for calendar grand slam.... 22 grand slam title record number 1 .... 38 ATP masters record holder number 1.... 66 BIG tennis tournament titles number 1 record.... 380 weeks number one record UNDISPUTED tennis record number 1.... and people compare😂😂😂 alcaraz with tennis PREDATOR NOVAK DJOKOVIC
@Trump Ameri, Both, Nadal and Djokovic, are comparable, except for the two Olympic gold medals that Rafa owns.
He's a combination of Roger's class, Rafa's ruthlessness and Novak's athleticism. Simply unfair.
He has got nothing to lose,everything to win and this is why he is just playing attacking and fearless game regardless of results coz he only has to gain even in tight losses and when you play with that mindset in any sport,you can only go from strength to strength.......
But he works hard for all of it,it is not coming to him on a platter.......What he does behind the scenes is nothing short of remarkable...
He's amazing for sure. The question is, can he keep it up while avoiding injuries? If so, he's going to be one of the all-time greats for sure.
Wow Spain is blessed with such tennis players😮😮🎉🎉🎉
boy did he come by just at the right time ! when he won wimbeldon i almost put his picture on the wall. i said almost.
38,671 views, 678 likes, 132 comments, 24.6k subscribers. Nice!!
Expecting multiple masters1000 and slam this year
Agreed
And on top of all that, a super nice person.
Carlos is the real deal, no doubt! And also nice to see an Aussie creating entertaining tennis videos. Keep it up!
That has yet to be seen. Not the first talent we c, nor the last, lets c if he backs it up
It's his Cannon-like forehand paired with the precise dropshots - something all other new players are missing.
Indeed, I observed him as if there was some power helping him to know where to go, extraordinary
Serve and volleying, chip and charge, drop shots... these are skills commonly seen in 80's to 90's players. Skills rarely used by baseliners in the big 3 era.
Only injuries stop him from potentially dominating the game
It will be interesting to see how his body holds up as the years go on.
Djokovic will unscrew him to the pieces as he use to do with Rafa
@@ivanv2403 like he did at the Wimbledon final?
@@pdiseris Yes, the kid is unstoppable on wet glass with a strong wind, with the referee awarded a very rare fault to Djokovic, an exclamation after the shot to distract his opponent
Love Alcaraz game
No need to dsiplay a few seconds of Djoker with showing him covered with a useless mask while he has been remaining strong against the madness. However, Alcaraz is a good man and will dominate the tennis world. Wishing him good health!
I want to see Sinner, FAA, Ruud to do well and win grand slams along with Carlos
Someone needs to step to the plate with carlos
Won't happen only Alcaraz wins majors out of those guys
Alcaraz plays well he defeats Sinner every time
Only doubt is the body
Jannik Sinner : "Carlos, it's going to be a heck of a ride. The transition bus driver seat is up for grabs!"
I c him as the new Rafa, now all we need is a new Novak and roger and we are all set
What makes Alcaraz so dangerous?....He has a great motivating coach in Juan Carlos Ferrero and great team in Juanjo Moreno and Toni Cascales (physiotherapist), Alberto Molina Lopez as Alcaraz’ agent and manager since he was thirteen. Other members of Alcaraz’ team include Alberto Lledó (fitness coach), Álex Sánchez (fitness coach), Fran Rubio (physio) and Juan José López (doctor). Of course not forgeting his father and mother, his brothers Alvaro and his uncle as well, making up a formidable complete team!😊
Great video
He will be up there with Felix and Jannik , maybe also Rune if he learns to control his temper . Definitely see him snatching 10 plus slams but the days of 20 plus slams are done and dusted , Federer made 20 slams out of sheer brilliance and Nole and Rafa set new hights for fitness levels and the ability to keep evolving. Nowadays most players in the top 50 have a team that supervises everything from hydration to nutrition to fitness to endurance to flexibilty , the field is more evenly leveled . Carlos will be a fixture in may finals for a good decade and a half provided he stays healthy
For Rune, he'd need to have a Federer moment. After a tragedy, that really woke Federer up and he made the most of it. Part of why it was possible was because he had some strong values. I currently have yet to see if Rune has such strong values.
@@JiraiyaSama86 let's not forget they are barely adults. Time will tell
@@Enfin158 haven't forgotten. That's why I said, "...currently..."
@@JiraiyaSama86 "ok"
Felix ? 😂
Carlitos is still only a 19 years old kid. He will clearly improve in consistency and shot selection as he has such a variety of options (which was the reason Federer was a relative "late bloomer"). Watch him improve and sort it all out as he peaks until he's 21, 22...
So does he have a large coiling motion or is his swing short and compact? Some of the language here is abit bro science equivalent for tennis.
Alcaraz has such hitting power because his power mostly comes from gravity assisted acceleration.
His preparation is actually quite late for example compared to Fed his take back is high so he drops his racket from high above and to meet the ball he has to "hurry up" so his acceleration isnt that smooth its abit jagged but its really really fast.
Fed gets his acceleration from abit more linear movement and a huge racket flip and lag. He dsnt take back the racket so high and drops is low and flips the racket back alot and has a huge wrist lag angle, from there his acceleration is gradual which is why his swing looks so smooth because.
He is too good for his age !
Wayyyy too good
@@Courtside_Tennis yesss you're right I agree here
Alcaraz is physically more advanced than Fed, Novak, even Nadal at that age. He's doing something good.
Sinner stopped the unstoppable
Lmao
Until he met Djokovic at Roland Garros.
Any player who can get a consistent first serve and is ready to attack will stand a chance. Otherwise, he can punish the opponent in a lot of ways. Attacks the opponent's second serve, drops deadly shots and smashes FH, so Bruttaly.
Unless the others step up, the next era will be an Alcaraz whitewash like Federer 2003-2007. I hope someone has a Djoker 2011 season. Then things will get really interesting....
Next level play
The young ones certainly are " on the move" this year. Sad that Djokovic couldn't play the Sunshine Double.
Alcaraz really is a interesting player to watch.
Slow courts and ATP...and yeah no Novak Djokovic!
His routine point goes like this: flat/kick serve + drop shot
You try to go a little bit behind the baseline because his vicious strokes, and then poof, a fckin drop shot.
True now Wimbledon champion at 20!!
Sure, suuure, now he will win calendar slam
He just won Roland Garros.
At the moment he is receiving all kinds of praises......this could effect his longevity in a negetive way......Only time can tell !
You mean in a mental way? He said last year after winning US Open this affected him, but he came back this year like he overcame all of this. Yep, let's see and only time will tell!
Why r u talking so much nonsense, especially about his strokes, he hits as every player out there, the difference is in his fiscal ability, he is fast and explosive, his tehnich is simple but he needs to improve his motion serve that is why he get injured often his biceps right hand,the best thing is his coach who is a tennis and fitness guru nobody talks about him ,master mind about all his success is Fererro!
Caaaarlos forever 😂😂😂❤❤❤💯🙏😊
Dont count the chickens yet. He has a long way to go to surpass 22 wins by Nadal and Djoko. He is prone injury.
Here after he won Wimbledon
Drop shots. And after that the power of forehand.
The BIG 3, 1 is RETIRED & the other 2 are way past their PRIME
Carlos Alcaraz is YOUNG & might finally be experienced enough to beat the BIG 2 if he's on his A game
Let's be honest. If Djokovic was allowed to play in the US, got his 2000 points for winning Wimbledon and defend his Australian Open last year, Alcaraz would likely never have been # 1. Alcaraz is the future, his only weakness is his inexperience on grass and perhaps that he plays so hard his longevity might be dampened. Even Nadal is finally seeing the results of the physicality of his game now.
NOVAK DJOKOVIC is eternal number 1 position in tennis history books
@@trumpameri1638 Hard to say for sure until Nadal retires but I agree and I'm a Fed fan. If he gets more Grand Slams than Nadal then there is no argument. The only thing I would say is that the Djokovic-Federer head-to-head record only got in Novak's favor at the end of Federer's career and even then, the matches were close. Prime Fed was beating Novak although Novak got better of it in the last decade. I think Federer changed the game more than Novak did though. Novak is just more solid.
@@phillyortho
NOVAK
Federer
NADAL
Won in grass👍🏻😂
Mate, seems to me u r the only person with a brain in this chat
Let him grow wise and his team with Ferrero
Uhm lets just wait for clay season and take it one step at a time. Relax people. I know we are hungry for finally some real new blood but first Roland Garros and then the next. This rg is going to be insane.
In clay season last year a scarcely 19 year old Alcaraz beat Djokovic and Nadal back to back in Madrid. th-cam.com/video/w7ojHa0EiS0/w-d-xo.html
Yep, let's hope we tennis fans get to see similar battles this year in Monte Carlo, Rome and of course RG.😍
@@mireafelder8194 only rg counts but yeah we will see.
@@dudenotsoperfect9366 Only RG counts... sure. 😆 Yes, we will see.
Everybody is a gangsta or generational talent until he meets Healthy* Rafa on philippe chatrier...
@@lvlup3173 Haha ofcourse!
He can do it all, it's scary good😬🙌
Once Alcaraz’s serve started to improve he became basically impossible to beat.
Instead of using his energy to break back after his lackluster service games he is now using his energy to break for the lead to more easily win sets.
Maybe not so much against djokovic...
Hard to argue against him
I'll be waiting for "alcaraz played a weak era" comments." No, they just fine tune the game.
Aint you remember that Alcaraz won Wimbledon final on wet grass with a help of strong wind?
CU in NYC
So, you'll say "Alcara-th" but also say "Daniel" instead of Daniil...interesting favoritism mate. Try again.
Alcarath
I mean ok he is real good player,but come on he woudnt be on top now if the politic let Novak plays on 2 high level turnemants.
Story for the Gods
how about now?
Drop shots from hell, power from heaven
Alcaraz is way better than Sinner
Carlos Alcaraz looks strong AF
Note: McEnroe reached quicker than him in winning 100 matches in 131 matches
He did, but other than that he wasn't on the same level by any metric.
What has happened to Berrettini? Think he's too infatuated with his own looks.
Carlos, another version of Rafa,but new version are right handed... 😃
Nothing to do with Rafa.
He is spanish, fast and has the same fighting spirit, but that is where the similarities end. Carlos is much more aggressive and well rounded than Rafa.
Carlos is a far more complete player than Rafa ever was at 19 except serve placement, but he has improved that massively at Indian wells plus he has the pace that Nadal developed at 21. His combination of power and touch is unique. Rafa had it , but not at this level. But Rafa had definitely achieved more at this age but it's about the long term (war) not the battle
@z1az he looks better
@@joshheinink That's what i said. Rafa had better placement on his serve, but he did not have the mph (105 mph vs 135 mph for Carlos) and was better on defense but not on offense except forehand. Also rafa is and was better on clay. Carlos on hard. Grass remains to be seen, but Carlos game is better suited for grass. Carlos serve placement now is at par with rafa. Can still improve.
It's that thing he has that's so good.
Holger Rune is Monsterous to Carlos Alcaraz. Holger Rune is adaptable and versatile tennis player.
Rune has the potential to be really good, but mentally he's not quite there and seems to get too triggered by drama these days. Sinner has the temperament, but I'm not sure about the skill level just yet.
Does this narator keep calling Carlos, Alcarat?!
Yes, he is unstoppable on wet glass with a strong wind, with the referee awarded a very rare fault to Djokovic, an exclamation after the shot to distract his opponent
Excellent analysis and Joe Biden 💩 s his diaper frequently.
Novak the 👽 will destroy the kid from spain🌏🎖
@@kenanderkroate Novak can beat him, but destruction is a bit far fetched.
@@kenanderkroate Carlitos already beat Novak and Nadal back to back in Madrid, remember? th-cam.com/video/w7ojHa0EiS0/w-d-xo.html
Because he carries a knife.
Great player,a danger to anyone...but not to Novak... :)))
let us see this is your time! be humble
Drugs✅
He won't go far...always stop by injuries... At only 19 y.o. Will be worst... The body can't follow the talent.
clown
@@dannytoots6635 we'll see....
@@fabienlamour3644 "won't go far" - he's won 2 slams, a bunch of 1000s and is the world number 1. If he retired tomorrow he would already have gone far. What's your greatest achievement this year?
Agree, injuries at 19. Full stop!
@@dannytoots6635haha, you are so young, once upon a time there was a tennis player won all Master 1000 in the same year, check stats please
Look I love Carlos… he is awesome and he will likely be a dominant force for many years… but he is still not yet the true number 1. Novak is the true top dog. Unfortunately he has been prevented from playing Aus Open, US Open, Indian Well (twice), Miami (twice) for no good reason… just pointless politics. His French Open was also hindered last year due to lack of play.
As was Carlitos hindered due to his injuries at the ATP finals and the Australian Open. Who knows what would have happened if Carlitos played Novak at the Australian Open.
Whoops....
Weak era player. He will never have the status of the big 3 no matter how many slams he wins. He didn’t and won’t have anywhere near as tough competition. People are gonna call him the GOAT because he will start to beat aged Nadal and Djokovic in the coming years.
Haters gonna always say carlitos will never blah blah blah. Duhhhh
When Federer was in his prime, djokovic didn't stand a chance. Djokovic started winning more games against nadal and fed as they got older. So please, save it. Alcaraz is awesome and just the way some naysayers spoke against messi in the beginning, you will all see how alcaraz glorious career will pan out. Save this space.
Messi* I meant to say
how about now? 🤡
@@dannytoots6635 “Because he will start to beat AGED Nadal And Djokovic.” Read the comment properly 🤡
Way overated, he is the luckiest pro on the planet. No real competition, right place at the right time. Kind of like Roger back in 03-07
We will find out very shortly
It's not overrated, at all. If you knew tennis you would know it...
@@juanche978 he is a massive threat to Djokovic except maybe on grass. That's why many Novak fans (not all) trash talk him. They know how good he is. Make no mistake.
Novak at Carlitos' age (19) just won his first 250 ATP title in Amersfoort. 😂 Alcaraz at the same age won 2x 500 titles (Rio, Barcelona), 2x 1000 Masters titles (Miami, Madrid), one GS (the US Open) and became the youngest World No.1 in history ever.
Beat your Novak hero and Nadal back to back in Madrid, in case you don't remember. th-cam.com/video/w7ojHa0EiS0/w-d-xo.html
@@mireafelder8194 Well to be honest, it's about the long term (winning the war) so to speak. Nadal at 19 had accomplished a lot more than carlos, unfortunately his chronic foot and injuries made him miss a lot. Carlos doesn't have any chronic injuries plus he is playing smart tennis this year and i have no doubt he will play the percentages and continue to achieve success. In my opinion Carlos will Excel on hard and grass. He is at least as good, maybe better than Federer on clay based on his record even though it's his weakest surface (according to his coach). But i think he has the potential to defeat anyone on grass at some point. Really excited about this year's Wimbledon
I disagree that anyone would be making a big mistake about Alcaraz's authenticity to the top of the thrown. As Goatkovic said, he is a fake No. 1 when he first took it last year and is fake No. 1 now. Why? Well that's easy. Whilst the USA continue to discriminate against the GOAT of tennis in Novak Djokovic, he couldnt play in the US Open last year, nor the 6 other American masters last year. And now 2 of the American master this year. Alcaraz can never really truly claim a legitimate world No. 1 without the presence of the GOAT himself competing. It's that simple. You know it, Goatkovic knows it and the rest of you know it. Just don't want to admit it.
Even Alcaraz's US open win last year was fake because the GOAT was discriminated against and not allowed to play. Everybody knows it.
This all said, I'm not saying Alcaraz isn't good. He is great and a sign of things to come. He has all that Novak has in his area arsenal and possibly then some. But not quite the experience and mental resilience that Novak has. Not quite yet, but I'm sure he will.
Alcaraz already beat your personal "GOAT" last year in Madrid at barely 19, back to back with Nadal. th-cam.com/video/w7ojHa0EiS0/w-d-xo.html
And was way better at his age (19) with his results. Novak at Carlitos' age (19) just won his first 250 ATP title in Amersfoort. 😂 Alcaraz at the same age won 2x 500 titles (Rio, Barcelona), 2x 1000 Masters titles (Miami, Madrid), one GS (the US Open) and became the youngest World No.1 in history ever.
@@mireafelder8194 let's see now.... Djokovic has more masters titles than anyone else. And he has won each at least twice, whilst no one else has done it even once. He had more Year end No.1s than anyone else. 7 in total. He has more weeks at No. 1 than anyone else. He has won more combined major titles (grandslams, masters, and ATP Tour titles) than anyone else. He has winning records against both Federer and Nadal. He equals Nadal on 22 grandslams but every body knows he would now be 24 to Nadals 21 if he wasn't discriminated against. So actually no, he isn't my personal GOAT. He is the world's GOAT and so say all the experts, because as much as you don't like him, his records and stat's speak for themselves. The fact that Alcaraz best him once and barely, means abolsutley jack. Bottom line is that Djokovic is the greatest tennis player to have ever swung a racket and there's just nothing you can do about it. Have a nice day.
@@gordonalexander4843 if Djokovic wasn’t such a whack job he’d have got the vaccine and been able to compete
@Transistor Jump yeah I know. And look at him still go. The guy is not a normal 35 year old. None of the so called next gen have been able to gain an upper hand with him. You know that Tsitsipas who was dubbed the next big thing a few years ago also beat Djokovic in their first encounter. Look at the H2H now. Djokovic, whether I'm a fan of his or not, knows how to adapt to situations and has the highest court IQ in the game.
You's may not realise this from our conversation so far, but I am a fan of Alcaraz too. And out of all the next gen, it's only a matter of now short time that Alcaraz will keep beating Djokovic after I'm guessing Djokovic starts declining in about 2 to 3 years time. Holger Rune is also another that Djokovic will find it harder and harder to keep up with. For now, he is still at his peak. And if you watched him at any of his recent Australian Open matches you would know that.
@@gordonalexander4843 We will see, you Novak fanboys are clearly terrified of Carlos. He's almost twice Carlos age and already compare his accomplishments to a 19 year old kid that already beat your hero. 😆th-cam.com/video/w7ojHa0EiS0/w-d-xo.html
Watch Alcaraz improve even more when he gets more experience, you'll be astonished.
Carlitos is the best player of the world at all surfaces!
Indeed, I observed him as if there was some power helping him to know where to go, extraordinary