Ruud is the perfect example of a player who doesn't have generational talent, but a mind of steel. At times he has played well, at times bad, but he is still there. Quietly moving forward. Last year he would win every ATP 250. This year he has reached one ATP 1000 final and one semifinal and two grand slam finals. Edit: And Torino Atp finals final.
Throughout the tour this year, you just knew this young rising star was gonna win a slam at some point. So inspirational to see Alcaraz win his first slam. 👏🏽
I don’t want to ever again hear from anyone “if Djokovic had played he would have won”. Carlos Alcaraz is the 2022 US Open champion fair and square, and nobody can argue with that.
@@samuelbrown4764 agreed . Although it is understandably very annoying for people to say it time and time again, but if Djokovic was there he would have won
Two extremely impressive and talented players with unique skills and abilities giving it their all! Add a responsive/appreciative/rowdy New Yorker audience to the mix rooting them on virtually every point. 🤩 It can’t get any better than this! Congratulations to both players. PS - Alcaraz sliding around on a hardcourt like it’s clay is scary! 😳lol
Ruud played an amazing match and did his best and he was so close ❤ one point away from winning the 3rd and then the match probably But all credit to Alcaraz a young champion and his coach JCF who adpoted an excellent plan to conserve the energy a well deserved title for sure ❤
These guys literally grew up watching Nadal, Roger, Novak. And in this turnoment I could really see the 3 of them in Alcaraz.. Amazing performance during the entire Turnoment
Lo más sorprendente es el rosario de cinco sets que tuvo que jugar con Cilic, Sinner, Tiafoe....una verdadera proeza, creo que en el partido con Sinner es cuando más cerca estuvo de ser eliminado porque además jugó con un rival que no le teme...en fin un verdadero MATADOR!!!
2 most talented new Gens! Love to see how they smile and play! Both are humble and deserve a lot! But I feel Sinner will be the black sheep in this trio! Next Triangle after Nadal, Federer, and Nola.
Brilliant performans by Alcaraz, he have everything, perfomans and the head too. I hope his body can handle all that constant strength without injury. Nadal alien do it :) we will see
It will be difficult for Rudd considering the agility and speed of Alcaraz, on technique both are at same level. Unless you have some tricks in pocket like federar, Alcaraz is not easily defeatable.
mostro alcaraz. todo lo que a hecho ganándoles a grandes como novak y nadal entre otros. todo merecido y es el verdadero numero 1 tiene todas las condiciones
Ruud is such a classy player. But his happy go lucky attitude won’t get him too far. Be able to win the majors you’d have the skills and most importantly the extreme desire to win
Bajo mi punto de vista Carlos Alcaraz es un jugador súper completo. Tiene para empezar una energía relámpago gracias a su juventud. Tiene un saque muy inteligente, milimétrico y preciso que le aporta muchos puntos ganadores ( aunque este detalle también lo tienen muchos otros tenistas). Pero para mi lo más importante de Carlos es su capacidad de concentración. Para que un tenista cometa tan pocos errores es para mi debido a ese aspecto de su personalidad. Además de su inteligencia espacial . Cuando se está tan sumamente concentrado en la tarea esto te hace cometer muy pocos errores haciendo una lectura casi perfecta de las jugadas. Este detalle de concentración le hace anticiparse como se anticipa disparando un spring hacia el otro lado de la pista porque sólo de esa manera se puede devolver tales puntos que llegan a semejante velocidad. Yo creo que Carlos tiene un punto de super dotado porque yo jamás había visto jugar de esa manera porque para ganar a Tiafoe que físicamente es un atleta de élite de 1.88 de puro nervio hay que tener mucha magia interna. Por otro lado el señor Ruud es todo un caballero.Y su conducta es extremadamente hermosa y comedida. Para mi es pura inteligencia emocional y cómo no un grandísimo tenista. Es el paradigma de comportamiento sobre una pista de tenis.
I had a Twitter user trying to argue that 19 year old Federer and Nadal were better than Alcaraz right now at 19. Let me hear what you have to say TH-cam comments! I think Alcaraz has the stronger body/athleticism and more complete game at 19 vs Federer and Nadal at 19, what do you all think?
Federer already looked pretty genius when he beat Sampras at Wimbledon, and Nadal was already an insane mover on clay when he won RG for the first time
I see you never saw Nadal what beast he was at 19 and he was playing against one of best players ever Federer while sad true Alcaraz dont have strong opponent like that and he only played once against Djokovic on clay this year. Djokovic and Nadal are very near to the end
I remember the second commentator of this match was obviously rooting for Ruud. He made sly comments throughout the match. At some point he said Alcaraz was tired and was using the crowd to motivate him and so many others. A commentator should be neutral and not constantly look for what was wrong with a player's game. When Alcaraz rventually won, he said there was some point in the match when he thought Alcaeaz would not make it.
I don't know if most people know how close this match was lol. Up until the end of the 3rd set this could have gone either way. Once Ruud lost that tiebreak though he faded away.
Poor Ruud he lost two consecutive finals against the Spaniards. Nadal at Roland Garos then to Alcaraz at US Open. What a terrific performance by Ruud in 2022 two GS finals but short of winning one. This one is very close in reaching his first GS title it's a pity he faced a young and talented rising star who isn’t easy to give up until the last point. What an amazing battle by these two young blood ready to take tennis into a different level. WHO would have thought that Alcaraz would surpass Rudd achievement at this point winning four Grand Slam after just less than two years at this point of writing. I re watch this match after the conclusion of the two GS Events this year at Roland Garos and Wimbledon without Rudd in the last four of both Events.
Looking forward to seeing Casper Ruud winning his first grand slam next year & how he develops the rivalry with Carlitos, Sinner and who else? Not many under 25 players with their level. I had high expectation on Felix Auger-Aliassime, but he's been so quickly flopping after winning his first ATP title 🤦🤦🤦 As for Tsitsipas, i think his career stucks
felix still has time, yea he’s had some bad losses this year but pretty much every year he’s shown considerable improvement. It’s plateaud a little bit but i think he’s still got some more in him. As for tsitsipas… i sure hope his career is over.
@@udishomer5852 With the advance technology in rackets, food nutrition and sport medicine, I think the new generation of players will continue to play much longer than the last 3 great champions, namely: Nadal, Federer and Djokovic.
@@fad2679 Age cap has changed in every sport. With the technology and better research players are able to play even longer. Who knows, i would not be suprised anymore in the future if pro players start playing on high level after 40
Alcaraz ha la capacita di alternare potenza e tocco l'una in funzione dell'altro, ricorda il primo federer. Ha una potenza e rotazione sui colpi da fondo (compreso il servizio) che ricorda le caratteristiche del gioco di nadal, così difficile da gestire se non a tre metri dalla linea di fondo. Se ha anche la testa di djokovic (covid escluso)...
It's weird, Alcaraz sounds a bit like Murray when he plays. A similar "ehhh..!" when he hits the ball, and a very similar "oooaaa!" just before hitting a serve just like Muzza :'D ...
Not just saying it because he didnt prevail down there, but the hard court at US Open is slower than the one at the Australian Open. Thats why he has somewhat success on the hard courts over in America, I think Miami and Indian Wells are THE slowest ones they have on tour, because of the slower pace and it bounces higher. Thats why you're never gonna see him win at Wimbledon, and most likely not at Australian Open either. I wanna see him win something else than the ATP250s where he's a constant 1st seed tho, its about time now. Tennis is moving into an odd Era, there's no clear cut no. 2 in the world behind Alcaraz after Djokovic retires, so there's a lot of space up for grabs.
Whenever I see RUUD in a final, I already know he is going to lose 95% of the time. I know he won to get there, but he can't compete with any of the top players. Always a let down when that guy gets to the finals.
An amazing player! The Arthur Ashe stadium is a joke to watch tennis in unless you're on the court level or one section higher! It was constructed for more ticket sales with no regard to the game or the fans!
Everybody talks about how fast Alcaraz is but honestly, Ruud’s speed is underrated and probably a bit faster. He was reaching some ridiculous drop shots. The main difference is that he doesn’t make a big deal of it so nobody pays attention.
Finally a decent, respectful and talented player who will kick these immature wannabes off the chart. ( Bye Kyrgios, Zverev, Rublev and other tantrum throwing mediocre players ) Made tennis great again these two! I loved Tiafoe and Sinner too!
Carlos is the next thing after nadal, djokovic and federer, once they all retire and it wont be long, federer already semiretired and may play one more wimbledon and nadal has injuries. djokovic may stay a few more years but this is the next big player, if he can eat right, ensure rest, work the gym, and wont be distracted by whatever outside the court and be injury free
Have some respect for Ruud. Alcaraz didnt win the match convincingly, it was tight and Ruud isnt even very experienced on hard court.. Actually, it could have turned out differently had Ruud executed his two set points in the 3rd set. Alcaraz only managed to break Ruud once in the 4th set and they won one set each + the tight 3rd which Ruud could have won (he actually had the edge in the 3rd).
the last two players to become the youngest world no.1 by winning the US Open (Safin, Hewitt) only won 1 more slam each (granted it's mainly because of Federer) hopefully Alcaraz can do better
@@danbotez1307 that's true the 2004 Australian Open even without Federer, Safin was so drained by the final Idon't think he would have been able to take on Hewitt/Ferrero/Nalbandian at that time
@@martin3203 just managing expectations people are calling 10+ slams for Alcaraz because "he's achieved so much at a young age already" but not all young prodigies get to win many slams Michael Chang won a slam at 17 (youngest ever), and never won another one
@@lotus630 Sure, but there isn't one thing Chang did better than Alcaraz. Chang got everything out of his ability. If Alcaraz gets 50% out of his ability he'll be a hall-of-famer.
this is the funniest comment that i ever see. Alcaraz is brilliant player and he just begin wining , to do that for 15 year more he must have Nadal perfomans , over and over again , Novak head over and over and oveerrr , Federer art of play over and over .
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Ruud is the perfect example of a player who doesn't have generational talent, but a mind of steel. At times he has played well, at times bad, but he is still there. Quietly moving forward. Last year he would win every ATP 250. This year he has reached one ATP 1000 final and one semifinal and two grand slam finals.
Edit: And Torino Atp finals final.
Lord Sidious, I concur. Casper's iron will is going to win him many trophies in the years to come. Impressive.
Alcaraz's coverage of the court is outrageous. Just unbelievable!
Nadal used to be able to do the same. it helps to be young lol
@@adamnugent2137 Yet it was this year's Nadal who stopped Alcaraz in the IW semis in a terrific 3-setter.
If he can maintain this foot speed, he could literally end 2023 with 4 grand slam trophies in his possession.
@@notsohandytim5090 he definitely can. unless something happens, like an injury or something. he's only 19 or 20 yrs old right?
@@adamnugent2137: Yes. He could be a 20 year old with 4 GS titles. Sounds ridiculous, but I'm not seeing any missing tools in his game.
Raising star finally arrived. And more important, he is still learning. Only 19 years old. Go Carlos!
So so impressed with Ruud. Held his head up when losing a final. No anger just pure respect. Love him for that.
Its funny when people are impressed by what should be the normal behavior.
Throughout the tour this year, you just knew this young rising star was gonna win a slam at some point. So inspirational to see Alcaraz win his first slam. 👏🏽
Casper Ruud!! We are so proud of you in Norway. Amazing! Keep going champ :D
caper is a great tennis player!!! From Spain
As a swede we claim him now.
@@thegalhorowitz all swedish girls are as beautiful as you? 😏😄
He is indeed not only a great tennis player, but also a great human being.
In my mind he is the Jo Nesbø of tennis.
@@hispanico0217 haha thanks
Real class from both sides. Great role models for the young generation. Congratulations 👏👏👏👍👍👍
That`s true....it`s a great bonus that they both behave so well on the court...
They know how to bring passion to the game without throwing a tantrum, it's honestly refreshing to see.
Alcaraz look like the future of tennis and Ruud played pretty well as well
They are both the future of tennis. However, Carlos Alcaraz will be the Star of tennis for the next 25 years.
@@boukmananddessalines5522 nothing is so certain, we shall see ;-)
The future is now! :)
@@reksfoleur859True.
@@boukmananddessalines5522 having said that, he has shown he has what it takes to win slams.. most probably not gonna be his last!
Accuracy, effortless, and speed, the new age. Love it. Give us more.
I don’t want to ever again hear from anyone “if Djokovic had played he would have won”. Carlos Alcaraz is the 2022 US Open champion fair and square, and nobody can argue with that.
It’s true though… sorry bud
You’re gonna have to ear it still because it’s a big « what if ? »
@@samuelbrown4764 agreed . Although it is understandably very annoying for people to say it time and time again, but if Djokovic was there he would have won
@@samuelbrown4764 aceita dedoi menos
@@keanequ4606 Para de falar bobeira hoje alcaraz tá jogando muito. Pelo tênis q tá jogando ele ganharia de qualquer um.
Two extremely impressive and talented players with unique skills and abilities giving it their all! Add a responsive/appreciative/rowdy New Yorker audience to the mix rooting them on virtually every point. 🤩 It can’t get any better than this! Congratulations to both players.
PS - Alcaraz sliding around on a hardcourt like it’s clay is scary! 😳lol
I am impressed with this young player who is very skilled and powerful
Ruud reminds me of David Ferrer. Both are very solid players and physically fit, but lack the kind of play that make u wow
Ruud played an amazing match and did his best and he was so close ❤
one point away from winning the 3rd and then the match probably
But all credit to Alcaraz a young champion and his coach JCF who adpoted an excellent plan to conserve the energy
a well deserved title for sure ❤
You suk
Amazing! Just ripping the ball, seasoned with incredible touch and drop shots!
Thank you so much! I cannot get enough of these highlights 😍
Carlos alcaraz is so young so strong so energyc so talented and many so for him and congratulation for your grand slam throphy
Heck of a match, heck of a player. Well done, Carlitos! 👏👏👏
This young man had a awesome season and a bright future
A game of inches! A shot in or out by an inch here or there and it could've been Ruud the Champion!
Both players played well! Congrats to Alcaraz!
Both worked incredibly hard in this final. The future of tennis is in safe hands!
A muito tempo que não assistia uma final tão bem jogada como esta...Parabéns aos tenistas.
Foi incrível mesmo. Cada jogada mais espetacular. Alcaraz exausto dos jogos anteriores ainda deu tudo na final. Não economizou nos esforços.
?????? Đây là một trận chung kết có chất lương chuyên môn rất thấp. Và nó cũng kém hấp dẫn hơn nhiều trận chung kết khác.
One of the best finals I've ever seen.
Congratulations!❤️🙏👏👏👏
You haven’t seen many have you?
Nice game..Great sportsmanship displayed by both...cool dudes...
ALCARAZ = BIG 3 combined:
-Nadal’s forehand
-Djokovic’s backhand
-Federer’s volley
Both of them are agile and have a great serve. Head to head they are 3-0 to Alcaraz. Awesome match 👍
These guys literally grew up watching Nadal, Roger, Novak. And in this turnoment I could really see the 3 of them in Alcaraz.. Amazing performance during the entire Turnoment
and when you think tennis is getting boring after the big 3 about to retire, here comes promising players.
Lo más sorprendente es el rosario de cinco sets que tuvo que jugar con Cilic, Sinner, Tiafoe....una verdadera proeza, creo que en el partido con Sinner es cuando más cerca estuvo de ser eliminado porque además jugó con un rival que no le teme...en fin un verdadero MATADOR!!!
Admittedly, a new STAR 💫 is born.
El relevo está quedando en buenas manos, Alcaraz y ruud están demostrando que son los herederos Delos tres grandes, merecen ganar más.
2 most talented new Gens! Love to see how they smile and play! Both are humble and deserve a lot! But I feel Sinner will be the black sheep in this trio! Next Triangle after Nadal, Federer, and Nola.
Brilliant performans by Alcaraz, he have everything, perfomans and the head too. I hope his body can handle all that
constant strength without injury. Nadal alien do it :) we will see
5:35 Kudos to Ruud for being honest! 👏👏👏
It will be difficult for Rudd considering the agility and speed of Alcaraz, on technique both are at same level. Unless you have some tricks in pocket like federar, Alcaraz is not easily defeatable.
Only a healthy Rafa can beat Alcaraz on hardcourt (see this year's IW semis).
@@danbotez1307 see also tommy paul at NBO last month 😉
Was there it was an insane game hahaha
mostro alcaraz. todo lo que a hecho ganándoles a grandes como novak y nadal entre otros. todo merecido y es el verdadero numero 1 tiene todas las condiciones
Third set was incredible!!
SPAIN NUMERO 1!!!!...........Spain little country but a lot of world champions!!!!
Felicidades España 🇪🇸
Amazing match!
Congratulations on your well-deserved success!😍😍👏👏
I forgot how close this was. This was Ruud’s shot honestly
Alcaraz was so clutch in this match. Especially that third set. How he won it is still beyond me. So mentally strong.
Ruud is such a classy player. But his happy go lucky attitude won’t get him too far. Be able to win the majors you’d have the skills and most importantly the extreme desire to win
Bajo mi punto de vista Carlos Alcaraz es un jugador súper completo. Tiene para empezar una energía relámpago gracias a su juventud. Tiene un saque muy inteligente, milimétrico y preciso que le aporta muchos puntos ganadores ( aunque este detalle también lo tienen muchos otros tenistas). Pero para mi lo más importante de Carlos es su capacidad de concentración. Para que un tenista cometa tan pocos errores es para mi debido a ese aspecto de su personalidad. Además de su inteligencia espacial . Cuando se está tan sumamente concentrado en la tarea esto te hace cometer muy pocos errores haciendo una lectura casi perfecta de las jugadas. Este detalle de concentración le hace anticiparse como se anticipa disparando un spring hacia el otro lado de la pista porque sólo de esa manera se puede devolver tales puntos que llegan a semejante velocidad. Yo creo que Carlos tiene un punto de super dotado porque yo jamás había visto jugar de esa manera porque para ganar a Tiafoe que físicamente es un atleta de élite de 1.88 de puro nervio hay que tener mucha magia interna.
Por otro lado el señor Ruud es todo un caballero.Y su conducta es extremadamente hermosa y comedida. Para mi es pura inteligencia emocional y cómo no un grandísimo tenista. Es el paradigma de comportamiento sobre una pista de tenis.
Can u please upload extended highlights of alcaraz cilic and thiem careno busta
finally got new dominator tennis player since the big 3 dominate tennis world
Alcaraz is obviously a rare talent, but to call him a dominator now is a misnomer.
I miss this tennis level of ruud, i hope he make comebacks soon
Can we all agree Alcaraz-Sinner was the true final?
Ruud was a point away from being 2 sets to 1 up what are you talking about
I had a Twitter user trying to argue that 19 year old Federer and Nadal were better than Alcaraz right now at 19. Let me hear what you have to say TH-cam comments! I think Alcaraz has the stronger body/athleticism and more complete game at 19 vs Federer and Nadal at 19, what do you all think?
Federer already looked pretty genius when he beat Sampras at Wimbledon, and Nadal was already an insane mover on clay when he won RG for the first time
I see you never saw Nadal what beast he was at 19 and he was playing against one of best players ever Federer while sad true Alcaraz dont have strong opponent like that and he only played once against Djokovic on clay this year. Djokovic and Nadal are very near to the end
I really feel for the ball kids when it hits the exact point of the CHASE box.
Great Highlights 👍👍
showing this great final in 720p is a shame....
I really hope next edition in 2023 will be in a higher quality and also a higher framerate
Rudd rarely does dropshots but he did 2 so beautifully today 🙌
Great guy,Carlos!Congratulations!👑
Carlitos bravo ,bravo ,bravo 🇪🇦🇪🇦🇪🇦🇪🇦
Fantastic Match. But that we live in 2022 and don't have 1080p with 60fps or more in Tennis is sad.
If Kyrgios had half of Ruud's mental fortitude he would've won at least 3 grand slams already
Doesnt this make Alcaraz the world's first ever youngest No.1?
youngest world number one ever*
first ever youngest number one hahahahahaha
no he's the youngest first no.1 ever
World no. 1 , yes. But not youngest GS winner. Agassi holds that record.
@@codegeek-il5fm Not Agassi. Michael Chang (Roland Garros - 17 years and 110 days old)
Alcaraz is all arounder with animalistic power ,agility and a teenager
do not be ruud: "Thank you for letting me part of your history" (Ruud to Djokovic 2022 in Rome)
أخلاق عالية وإحترام اللاعبين من جهة ألكراس
Grand slam wins in next 15 years Alcaraz - 26 , Sinner - 12 , Ruud - 10 , Medvedev 8 , Berrettini 4 .
I remember the second commentator of this match was obviously rooting for Ruud. He made sly comments throughout the match. At some point he said Alcaraz was tired and was using the crowd to motivate him and so many others. A commentator should be neutral and not constantly look for what was wrong with a player's game. When Alcaraz rventually won, he said there was some point in the match when he thought Alcaeaz would not make it.
I don't know if most people know how close this match was lol. Up until the end of the 3rd set this could have gone either way. Once Ruud lost that tiebreak though he faded away.
Poor Ruud he lost two consecutive finals against the Spaniards. Nadal at Roland Garos then to Alcaraz at US Open. What a terrific performance by Ruud in 2022 two GS finals but short of winning one. This one is very close in reaching his first GS title it's a pity he faced a young and talented rising star who isn’t easy to give up until the last point. What an amazing battle by these two young blood ready to take tennis into a different level. WHO would have thought that Alcaraz would surpass Rudd achievement at this point winning four Grand Slam after just less than two years at this point of writing. I re watch this match after the conclusion of the two GS Events this year at Roland Garos and Wimbledon without Rudd in the last four of both Events.
Looking forward to seeing Casper Ruud winning his first grand slam next year & how he develops the rivalry with Carlitos, Sinner and who else? Not many under 25 players with their level.
I had high expectation on Felix Auger-Aliassime, but he's been so quickly flopping after winning his first ATP title 🤦🤦🤦
As for Tsitsipas, i think his career stucks
felix still has time, yea he’s had some bad losses this year but pretty much every year he’s shown considerable improvement. It’s plateaud a little bit but i think he’s still got some more in him. As for tsitsipas… i sure hope his career is over.
Carlos Alcaraz will be the Star of tennis for the next 25 years.
So he'll be the star of tennis till he's 44 years old?
@@fad2679 🤞🏾😜
more likely next 15 years
@@udishomer5852 With the advance technology in rackets, food nutrition and sport medicine, I think the new generation of players will continue to play much longer than the last 3 great champions, namely: Nadal, Federer and Djokovic.
@@fad2679 Age cap has changed in every sport. With the technology and better research players are able to play even longer. Who knows, i would not be suprised anymore in the future if pro players start playing on high level after 40
Djoker would have told Alcaraz I know you can beat me but you let me win !! HAHAH
Sixth! I was on the tip of my grandparents' couch during set 4 (blanked out in set 3 for some reason).
Alcaraz ha la capacita di alternare potenza e tocco l'una in funzione dell'altro, ricorda il primo federer. Ha una potenza e rotazione sui colpi da fondo (compreso il servizio) che ricorda le caratteristiche del gioco di nadal, così difficile da gestire se non a tre metri dalla linea di fondo. Se ha anche la testa di djokovic (covid escluso)...
Thanks for that thumbnail
Carlos will destroy the joker ego
It's weird, Alcaraz sounds a bit like Murray when he plays. A similar "ehhh..!" when he hits the ball, and a very similar "oooaaa!" just before hitting a serve just like Muzza :'D ...
Fearless!
Alcaraz is a mix between Nadal and Djokovic
If Djokovic had played this match I'd have fallen asleep after the second baseline rally. THIS is tennis.
Alcaraz is aggresive as Fed was, this is entertainment and the reason he's attracting a lot of new fans to tennis!
He deserved it, Ruud played well but Alcarez just played that much better.
Carlos Alcaraz will be the next top player. He does everything so well. Like Federer just better.
He plays way more like Djokovic than federer
"Like Federer just better". Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha
I think he plays a bit more like Djoker except the drop shots which are Federeresque.
I think ruud will get it done in australia. It slow hard court and it will suit his game
Not just saying it because he didnt prevail down there, but the hard court at US Open is slower than the one at the Australian Open. Thats why he has somewhat success on the hard courts over in America, I think Miami and Indian Wells are THE slowest ones they have on tour, because of the slower pace and it bounces higher. Thats why you're never gonna see him win at Wimbledon, and most likely not at Australian Open either. I wanna see him win something else than the ATP250s where he's a constant 1st seed tho, its about time now. Tennis is moving into an odd Era, there's no clear cut no. 2 in the world behind Alcaraz after Djokovic retires, so there's a lot of space up for grabs.
nice game
Only HD resolution? Shame, shame, shame.
How is it that there are so many male Spanish tennis players that are so hot? Goodness gracious! This kid could be the new Rafa.
Rafa inspire to a lot of young players in Spain. But you need to have the talent and the fight as well.
Conqueror's blood/genes
Were the announcers going for Carlos ?
Whenever I see RUUD in a final, I already know he is going to lose 95% of the time. I know he won to get there, but he can't compete with any of the top players. Always a let down when that guy gets to the finals.
13:42 That was loud.
An amazing player! The Arthur Ashe stadium is a joke to watch tennis in unless you're on the court level or one section higher! It was constructed for more ticket sales with no regard to the game or the fans!
Everybody talks about how fast Alcaraz is but honestly, Ruud’s speed is underrated and probably a bit faster. He was reaching some ridiculous drop shots. The main difference is that he doesn’t make a big deal of it so nobody pays attention.
Ruud reads them well, but for pure speed I do think Alcaraz is faster.
Finally a decent, respectful and talented player who will kick these immature wannabes off the chart. ( Bye Kyrgios, Zverev, Rublev and other tantrum throwing mediocre players ) Made tennis great again these two! I loved Tiafoe and Sinner too!
Chất lượng chuyên môn không cao.
6:42 Thats Juan Carlos telling Alcaraz to convice himself to go for the match , for the victory. Nothing else matters , cmon cmon.
all killer no filler
Carlos is the next thing after nadal, djokovic and federer, once they all retire and it wont be long, federer already semiretired and may play one more wimbledon and nadal has injuries. djokovic may stay a few more years but this is the next big player, if he can eat right, ensure rest, work the gym, and wont be distracted by whatever outside the court and be injury free
Dari Vindes terjun kesini .. Wkwk
IF Djoker would have played he would of won ! hahahah Just Kidding
😂
Have some respect for Ruud. Alcaraz didnt win the match convincingly, it was tight and Ruud isnt even very experienced on hard court.. Actually, it could have turned out differently had Ruud executed his two set points in the 3rd set. Alcaraz only managed to break Ruud once in the 4th set and they won one set each + the tight 3rd which Ruud could have won (he actually had the edge in the 3rd).
could have would have should have !! You know the saying right ??
You need to let it go, man. It’s now 3-0 to Alcaraz. He’s substantially the better player.
Didn't win the match convincingly? How so? Ruud didn't even get a match point. It was not close in the last set. Accept it, your man lost. Be sport.
My dog is my heart ...
Like we say in Spain:
If my grandma had wheels she would be a bicycle, but she is not.
COULD HAVE WOULD HAVE SHOULD HAVE! YOU KNOW THE SAYING RIGHT
I don’t think so he can not move as quick as him iv never seen any one as quick
the last two players to become the youngest world no.1 by winning the US Open (Safin, Hewitt) only won 1 more slam each (granted it's mainly because of Federer)
hopefully Alcaraz can do better
Safin winning only one Slam had nothing to do with Federer.
What is the point of the argument? Winning just one Major is a feat in itself.
@@danbotez1307
that's true
the 2004 Australian Open
even without Federer, Safin was so drained by the final Idon't think he would have been able to take on Hewitt/Ferrero/Nalbandian at that time
@@martin3203
just managing expectations
people are calling 10+ slams for Alcaraz because "he's achieved so much at a young age already"
but not all young prodigies get to win many slams
Michael Chang won a slam at 17 (youngest ever), and never won another one
@@lotus630 Sure, but there isn't one thing Chang did better than Alcaraz.
Chang got everything out of his ability. If Alcaraz gets 50% out of his ability he'll be a hall-of-famer.
If Alcaraz confirms in the long term, it will be the end of Djoko's reign in lack of competition & Nadal in physical breakdown
this is the funniest comment that i ever see. Alcaraz is brilliant player and he just begin wining , to do that for 15 year more he must have Nadal perfomans , over and over again , Novak head over and over and oveerrr , Federer art of play over and over .
@@jovansrbljak4952 Start by learning to read, I wrote, "If Alcaraz confirms in the long term"
@@rrll9840 If i start too read in a long term your comment's it will be end of You reign in lack of competition .Thanks mate :)
Let’s gooo
Aún recordamos cuando Kyrgios dijo que el estilo del mocoso es "más aburrido que el infierno "¿y ahora, Nick?