What Happened To Carlos? (US Open Recap)
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- What Happened To Carlos? (US Open Recap)
Outmuscled and outplayed by Novak Djokovic at Roland Garros and then giving it right back to him in Wimbledon, the stars were aligning for a third Alcaraz-Djokovic Grand Slam final showdown at the US Open. However, tennis is never predictable and a certain Russian got in the way of that, playing his best tennis and beating Carlos Alcaraz in the semi-final in the us open. Did the pressure get to Alcaraz or did Medvedev just play out of his skin? What’s next for Carlitos? There’s a lot for us to talk about….
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You don't need to keep apologizing for your own opinion on Alcaraz. Just keep doing what you are doing.!!
Too much noise about nothing. What did you expect carlos to regularly beat players that have been around for 7 8 years? There is no much to talk about. Everything is quite normal. The success he made is tremendous.
I am Novak fan and no question who I consider GOAT.
When it comes to Carlos I can’t express enough my admiration for this young man.
Great player, charismatic personality and definitely future of this sport.
Hope he will stay healthy and focus on the future because those are only two things that can stop him to become new best player in years to come.
Wishing him all the best …
Charismatic? In what universe?!!
@@zmitov
In this universe.
He is barely out of diapers and has a lot to learn.
So far he shows respect and personally I like his game style. Maybe he will prove me wrong but time will show.
Don’t be to harsh on new generations.
@@zmitov Why charismatic?! In this universe the whole world fell in love with Alcaraz for his creativity and shotmaking, and bc of his smile. 😊 th-cam.com/video/Sg1O6ITnCvw/w-d-xo.html Oh and he already won 2 GS at an age when Djokovic didn't even win his first one yet, and had to wait until he was 24 to win his second.😊
I think Alcaraz looked past his opponent. He was hungry for the Djokovic Final that he didn’t zero in on Medvedev. He beat Medvedev at Wimbledon because he was focused on the task at hand. At the US Open, he was shell shocked after choking a very tight first set and threw away the 2nd set as a result.
Play the opponent in front of you. Can’t let the excitement of what potentially is next interfere.
Good one, I feel like Carlos won't underestimate Medvedev ever again though, or any other opponent in the semis of a Grand Slam.
Threw away 2nd set? What about the Medvedev? Was he just sitting in the shade drinking a cold soda and waiting for Carlos to throw him the second set?
@@bobgeorgesYeah people need to give Medvedev credit.
Medvedev played the match of his life. Carlos didn't play bad at all Medvedev was untouchable that day.
Yes Alcaraz didn't take Medvedev seriously since he owned him easily in their previous meetings. But Medvedev managed to play the match of his life and caught Alcaraz by surprise. He is young and most likely won't make that mistake again. Normally Carlos' B game can beat Medvedev fairly easily, but he still needs to play his A game because you never know when any player will bring out their best tennis.
In more honest terms, he got cocky assuming hed easily make the final and underestimated his opponent. Their obsessive focus on Djokovic is the problem (getting Carlos Dad to record private sessions of Djokovic, for instance) He's a talented kid but his team is not teaching him good habits.
Carlos Alcaraz may be the best tennis player on the toir for the next 10-15 years, but please do not compare him to Djokovic,Federer or Nadal by saying: Aha! Carlos won 2 GS when he was 19-20, and what was FEDALOVIC doing at that age?
Carlos will be an all time great if he can have a long career without injuries, but let' s wait and see how he will build his career.
mali je dobar
ali mislim da je daleko od velike trojke
@drordjelezajic8435 your right but your wrong on all of your analysis but it ok nobody perfect
Alcaraz is young, he's still learning. Sinner is 2 years older, but goes out in R16 and no comments...
...Alcaraz had heaps of pressure as #1, defending champion, huge expectations from Wimbledon and a Djokovic final rematch. He's doing an amazing job handling all this - and shows a desire to learn.
Djokovi1c's still learning at 36. Instead of being haunted by 2021 US Open loss, he used that as motivation to do better. Medvedev knew it too. The pressure was now on Medvedev - whose main goal would have been to beat Alcaraz up until then.
I'm a huge Djokovic fan, but I like Alcaraz alot. What an experience for him being able to learn from Djokovic first hand - no amount of tv watching can provide this. It is going to be interesting to see how he manages his career going forward.
He'll definitely need to listen to his body or pay the consequences in the future. Again, who better to learn from than the 🐐.
Go Djokov1c 🤞 400 weeks #1 would be insane, but I know that's not the main goal. A 40th Masters and 7th ATP Finals though would surely help! 😉👍
@Msem6136 exactly u said best crickets for sinner hasn’t done nothing him and Rune gets a pass while media and fans on here for most part just destroy Carlos win or lose and even when he makes the right decision resting they still complain he can’t win with most of the haters of his
I honestly never seen a 20 year old get held to this standard in my 20+ years of watching tennis
@@colethomas903: it is just drama bro...
"What Happened to Jannick?" isn't clickbait. Plus Djokovic is beating Sinner.
Djokovic learned from 2022 Wimbledon and beats Sinner in straight sets in 2023. Alcaraz v Djokovic though is live drama. He's the new challenger.
Personally, I'm interested in what happened to Sinner at the US Open. What about Tsitsipas and Rune too?!?
Why did Sinner not challenge, when he finally wins ATP1000 event in North America? Tsitsipas starts 2023 well, but then fizzles virtually every year. Why?
I had a laugh at Wilander recently. He concluded before Djokovic's most recent win in a posting that his losses @ the US Open simply could be because Europeans traditionally don't do well there.
Mmmm, simply, maybe that's why Sinner and Tsitsipas lose there too! 🤔
But no one calls Wilander out. All of Djokovic's six US Open losses are to Europeans! 🤣
In fact Europeans have won 19 of the last 20 US Opens.
Conclusion: Drama sells. Simplicity sells too!!
@Msem6136 exactly sinner is protected by media and fans more then even Fed was ever protected I said what I was
Please compare the ATP rankings from 2011 to 2023. Besides Djokovic (36 years old) and Medvedev, there is no real opponent for Alcaraz. Djokovic was surrounded by tennis opponents at the highest level in 2011. That is a big advantage for Alcaraz. He will never has to challange a Big Three Era.
TBF there was never a Big Three Era in tennis history before. Only 19 years ago people thought nobody will ever break Sampras' 14 Grand Slam record. Here we are now.
@@mireafelder8194 @mireafelder8194 That's true. But Sampras' tough opponents are not at all in the same league as the current top 15. The current Top 15 is a joke. With the exception of Djokovic and Medvedev. Alcaraz is effectively without competition if Djokovic stops playing tennis.
I would argue that is a big disadvantage for alcaraz. the reason why djokovic is that good is because he had to cut his teeth against the literal cream of the crop, got his ass handed to him for years, and then built that iron will and fundamental game that we know and respect now, from those times. this is why, even as a fan of big 3, I was delighted to see alcaraz beat nole at wimbledon. like the (character) joker needed a better class of criminals in the dark knight, alcaraz needs more djokovic-level opponents to really get his game to the absolute greatness level
Medvedev can’t be overlooked or dismissed so easily. On his best days, Med is an absolute tennis wizard.
Comparing young Djokovic to Alcaraz , we must take into account that Djokovic was competing against prime Federer , prime Nadal and Prime Murray . Let’s not even mention Warwrinka. So winning two slams with the current players is nowhere near as difficult .
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@@kajjebre 👍🏼 del potro
According to you, Alcaraz should have born earlier to compete against all of them😅
What a mistake. Who did Djokovic play against since 2018-2023 to win 12 slams during this period😅 Not to mention the lame draw he had to compete in this US open
@@evan3087 👍🏼
Since when has defeat become a reason for people to ask, 'What happened to him?' Although he is a fantastic player, he is just a man and no one is unbeatable. But if you are still wondering who is to blame for his defeat, I shall tell you - the Western media. They are desperately looking for someone who will be better than Novak. For them, after only two Alcaraz's Grand Slam titles, it was enough to proclaim him as the new GOAT. They started to write about him as if he is above all and unbeatable. At that moment, Novak had 23 Grand Slam titles, and they still cannot admit that Novak is the GOAT and continue to search for some reason just not to admit how great he is.
So, as soon as Alcaraz becomes aware that defeats are also a part of sport, just as victories are, and that all opponents deserve respect, he shall be one of the greatest. He is young and has the potential to win so many Grand Slam titles and other titles. I wish him all the best.
You make a good point re-the Western media. How many careers have they hindered, ruined, and denigrated over the years? Countless! They are evil
@M idk where u been for the last almost 19 months go read Carlos quote after he loss in MC 2022
Lol, Western media. No one in the Western media disputes Novak's GOAT status, and no one in the evil Western media proclaims Alcaraz as the new GOAT. Some links to point to or are these just unfounded claims?
Bingo!!Someone finally said it. They seem Carlos as an antidote to Djokovic, hence the media's obsessive focus on him and the messianic treatment. None of the other players get any attention it's literally Alcaraz 24-7. I don't remember any focus on Sinner or Rune when they won their 1st M1000 for instance. But Alcaraz can win a 250 and gets called future GOAT. Stop it already. Let's wait 5-10 years to see where he ends up.
@drtash21 and someone gotta say y’all wrong and your Nole fam fanbase kills Carlos win or lose withdraw or play find me another player that happens u won’t also say sinner is overrated and overhyped by the media but nobody will say it but me and rune is the same thing at this pt in there career it’s like y’all can only talk about Carlos I wonder why because he’s the best 20 year old the game has seen since Borg
He is 20, game ever expanding body still growing. Some experiences he just hasn't had enough of to know how to handle. As exciting as he is & great perspective is still needed. I think this season was very good. No doubt parts were disappointing however he can grow from them.
Medvedev lost in GS finals only to Djokovic and Nadal, something one shouldn‘t feel ashamed of. His only GS was also a historic one that will never be forgotten. He has many more GS to win, specially on hard courts
Yes. When Djokovic retires Med can have a few US opens for sure
@@Nikica40на бетону је медведев после нолета најјачи
I'm not sure Medvedev has many more Grand Slams to win.
He can win a couple but anything more is not likely.
Medvedev had to play the match of his life to beat Alcaraz.
Alcaraz is only getting better and will be better able to pull through matches like that with more experience under his belt. He's just 20 so he'll hit his peak in 2-4 years and he already has an advantage against Medvedev.
Medvedev is only competitive in 2 out of 4 Slams, further diminishing his chances.
@@alburaq3290 medvedev is very good
@@Draza1 Yes he's very good, that's why I think he'll win a few grand slams but he won't win many. He had to play the best match of his life against Alcaraz and even then it was close. Alcaraz is only getting better so it'll be a tough match up for Medvedev.
Let's be serious, Alcaraz would not have become number 1 or won the first US Open GS if Djokovik was not banned. All respect for the kid, he's a great player, but to say that Djokovik or Nadal was below him at his age is a lie.
Totaaly agree, this kid is good but comparing him with novak nadal and fed ???? Cmon dude wake up lol it was too overrated 😂😂 i bet he wont win more than 15 slams :)
Carlos is overrated. Sinner can easily take him down.
The one who has more agility, more endurance, more versatility than Djokovic at such young age proved by winning wimby 2023 with limited experience on grass court, also demolishing Djoko’s winning streak on Centre court for 10 years. What did Djokovic do to win against Alcaraz is to take medical timeouts and toilet breaks, which worked in his favour at Cincinnati. Laslo Djere itself surprised Djoko in intitial rounds of US open. So, how imbecile one can be to be sure on ‘what if’ and ‘what could’ rather speaking on what is. It’s hilarious how everyone is an analyst of the sport who never touched the grace of competing at international level. Embarrassing to say the least.
@@philipnguyen3107apsolutly
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@@hancokan7117 Compare Djokovic Federer Nadal and Alcaraz at 20, and Alcaraz has the best stats...
Meddy went into a beast mode vs Alcaraz. That is the best of Meddy, I ever saw. He really played 100 out of 10
@prithvikrishna5830 I agree but Carlos had his opportunity and didn’t take him and u lose when that happens idc how good u are
Not beastmode actually, he was at his best but he was certainly not overplaying, everybody tend to forget how Medvedev is amazing on hard court, certainly the best player on hard with Djokovic for 4 years
Congrats for this extraordinary analysis on Carlos Alcaraz's game and his semi-final match with Medvedev. Even though I'm Novak's supporter, too, I am very happy that tennis will have players that will bring outstanding performance for us, not only to watch but to have experience close to catharsis. Anyway, keep up with the excellent work and warm regards from Serbia!!!
His analysis is only good in forehand errors, rest is as good as he remembers Alcaraz’s age. Anybody who watched the match keenly would have pointed these errors which caused the loss. Alcaraz didn’t have the focus in place playing first two sets in Semi final. He seemed distracted during most of Medvedev’s serves.
@@evan3087 I will stay with the conclusion in the previous post that the analysis was thorough and very mindful. If you're saying that Alcaraz was distracted, and apart from that does it mean that he has the perfect game already ? Surely not in my personal opinion. Alcaraz still has a lot of things to learn and this video is pointing in what aspects of the game he should pay attention on.
@@perunija Did I not just say that anybody who would have watched the match well, would have pointed those errors of Alcaraz. Which means, nobody is blind to the way he played. Focus part has also affected the match to some extent. Please watch that match again if you must, which takes more perception to understand the state of one’s mind; Mr. analysis didn’t mention that cause he was lacking perceptive ability clearly.
Carlos wasn’t quite focused, and Meddy showed up with a plan and a mission - reclaim his manhood by proving he can beat Carlos. He took the youngster by surprise, and Carlos proved to be too immature to regroup and battle for dear life.
Is that so? Can you think of some more reasons why Alcaraz lost to Medvedev? IS it so hard to admit that Carlos played at his best but got defeated by the better tennis player?
@@bobgeorges well, let's see if Medvedev ever again manages to beat Carlos. I bet he won't. That was his last free ride.
@@theamazingbrokenman It is sad to see a physically mature and yet emotionally immature person. Anyway, that's not my problem.
@@theamazingbrokenman Yes I will be very surprised if Medvedev ever manages to beat Carlos again. Pretty sure it will be something like Serena/Sharapova or Federer/Roddick. Never say never, but the odds are in Carlos' favor.
@@bobgeorges I don't know why you're so bummed out by my humble opinion. I might be proved wrong. It wouldn't be the first time. However, right now that's what I think, that's all.
Carlos was hard on himself. He can improve his maturity on the court of course. But he has already demonstrated he is mature enough to handle these types of matches. He already has.
Nothing happened to Carlos. He lost a tennis match.
Overrated
my fav content on ytb ! your videos are so captivating and you are so objective whoever u talk about and your player preferences !
Glad you like them!
Best TH-cam channel about tennis by far 👌
And now the question:Why did this boy become youngest no."1"ever?Be honest.
Painful truth which is avoided. Widespread everywhere.
Your granular analysis of CA’s defeats at USO is truthful, but painful for the idolaters.
Does it really matter...
...Djokovic made his choice. Then as it goes, your choices make you. That's got nothing to do with Alcaraz.
Personally, Djokovic has probably become even stronger mentally from 2022 experience. He has also said since breaking most weeks at #1 in early 2021, that bring #1 is no longer his goal.
This was also reinforced recently when he said: "I have a lot of points to defend. We’ll see, but believe me, this (pointing to the US Open trophy) is the most important thing for me - if I finish the year as No 1, it’s just a bonus.”
okreni obrni
opet niko nije ravan noletu
imao je mnogo jaču konkurenciju
This isn't rocket science nor some dire long-term prognosis. Carlos succumbed to the expectations. He reached his limits and now just as to reset. It happens to all rising stars and greats. Relax folks😮
I love this channel. Never stop what you're doing
Don’t keep apologising sir. Your analysis and delivery is top notch. Thanks for posting
Carlito is very strong, wish him all the best but i am afraid if he continues playing at this pace his career won't be long! Just watching him running so explosively around the court makes my knees hurt😬. Nole fan here.
Rafa played exactly like Carlos on his rise to the top.
@@lavedadavis818 and that is why he started to get injuries .
I think Carlos was nursing an injured hamstring- a recurrent problem for him. I hope it gets corrected. The Shanghai tournament may be enlightening...
Being the hunted is a different thing compared to being a hunter and that's why it's easy to get to the top but hard to remain there. Once Alcaraz won grandslams and became no1, he reached the top and the entire ATP is gunning for the spot and want to beat him. Media and fans too built him up too much which was an added pressure at such an young age. Even Pete Smpras did not have a slam for couple of years after his 1st major win.
Many youngsters also lose the hunger after winning couple of slams and earning couple of millions and do not want to put up with the continous grind and pressure. some examples are Thiem, Naomi Osaka, Emma Rducanu
Tbh I think the best version of Medvedev happend to Alcaraz. Same thing that happend to Novak and stopped him from achiving a calendar slam
Its a process. He will learn from his losses but in my opinion his serve was absent. Why? We will find out in beijing and Shanghai
@Z1az285 yup bro next week can’t wait to see our boy !!
@@colethomas903 Looking forward to it 👍😁
@Z1az285 he’s on his way offical official
You forgot Cincinnati and the fact the Meddy wiped Carlitos butt, and then Novak kicked Meddy’s ass in the Final.
Carlitos had no chance vs. Novak in the Final.
Look Djokovic three in the row wining against Rodick , Nadal and Federer 2007 . in Montreal . Alcaraz and Novak are almost the same . Novak had 20 then .
nole je bio puno puno bolji
At 19, Carlos Alcaraz just beat Nadal, Djokovic and Zverev in Madrid Open.
@@machikokyokyosan8104mali nije loš
samo je isuviše napaljen
mnogo se daje
i već su nažalost počele povrede
@aleksandrafrick2656 on versatility at 20 on all surfaces ues complete wise in there game with shots no there’s probably never been a player as complete as Carlos is at 20
@@colethomas903😃😄😁😅😂🤣
I didn't watch this video but I'd like to vent my beef on this kind of title. It is not like he was blown away in the semi-final. He simply lost in a hard-fought battle to a highest quality opponent who played an inspired match. Even the best sometimes loses, so let's not make this kind of title and give undue pressure to the youngster (or whoever).
Bro my friend literally cried when Carlos lost in the semis
Very interesting to see you pointing out how Alcaraz loses topspeed with his first serve toss up!
Same goes for his difficult forehand swing compared to Federer.
If Alcaraz doesn't improve on these 2 points this could very well be THE difference in winning less Grand Slams in later stages of his carreer, because then it takes too much strength to pull of these difficult shots all the time..
Medvedev is like a chess player and if he notices any weakness in the opposition player he would literally destroy that player
@Pythinicmindset " Let's be serious, Alcaraz would not have become number 1 or won the first US Open GS if Djokovik was not banned."-----But it was Djokovi'c's own decision to not take the vax. He knew he wouldn't be able to play! He even said so. I don't judge him for that but it was still his choice. Don't hang that over Carlos' head. It's not his fault Djokovic was not there. All Carlos could do was play his best against opponents that were actually there. He beat those opponents and won the title. I mean, what do you want him to do? Return the title and say Djokovic wasn't there? Carlos earned the title!
Its good time to make a video on end of year situation
yuppp planning on it!
@@Courtside_Tennis great, looking forward to watch
Alcaraz will learn from these early defeats.. the future is wide open for him with no one to challenge him.. he has no Big 3 to confront him ..
I love Alcaraz and I believe he will go places in tennis. However I don’t think he has the strategy yet to beat the new Medvy. He needs to re-strategize just like Medvy did, to beat him in their next match. Otherwise he will lose again.
@Kendaddi5857 u love Carlos but based a opinion off 1 match but I’m sure u had this same opinion before they met in IW off of Wimbledon 2021
Alcaraz still looks dangerously good! I'm sure he'll come away with some back to backs next year
Carols came into the US Open overconfident and underprepared. His path to the semis was too easy and no one challenged him. Zverev arguably playing his best tennis since his horrific injury and couldn't get a set off of him.
Medvedev clearly came in well prepared and Alcaraz could not problem solve. The first set was all on serve and Alcaraz figured he'll just take it in the tiebreak. And when he lost the first set and was in shock and lost focus in the 2nd set. By the time he could turn things around it was too little too late.
Carlos still has a lot to learn. Winning on pure talent is not enough. And it's not just to be in better physical shape so he doesn't cramp. To strategize, to solve your opponent, to fix your flaws during a match takes preparation and experience. I hope he takes this one on the chin and bounces back to finish the year strong.
Could u do a vid on Iga swiatek will she be no 1 soon again? and will she keep up match wins
the EPO freak got demolished by Daniil. simple as that.
He is still young has many years ahead of him to win more GS Titles so basically he should avoid any sort of pressure and take it easy
Super “Cyan” 💀
Basically after his defeat to Novak at Cincinnati earlier this year it mentally destroyed Alcaraz. Novak has done this to every great player, same thing happened to Fed in the 2011 U.S Open Semi Final when Novak saved championships points and came back to win.
You can look at the stats of a match to tell how one won/lost but it doesn’t tell the root cause of the loss. The key stat that showed why Alcaraz lost to Medvedev was the second serve win percentage. This stat in general tells who was better in a fair rally, meaning no advantage from the serve. Medvedev outplayed Alcaraz in this category. But what’s the difference between this match and the one at Wimbledon? The hard court is slower, allowing Medvedev to get to more heavy balls from Alcaraz, thus frustrating Alcaraz, making him lose patience, hitting harder but then making more errors.
He got humbled by the GOAT 🐐
Carlos is a generational talent, on par with Novak, Rafa and Roger. He will have a great career if he can stay focused and healthy.
@alextablet I absolutely agree with you just wonder why some people that don’t like Carlos hold him to standard i never seen before in my tennis life watching
@@colethomas903 I think most people like Carlos. I certainly do. That being said, I think unrealistic and, to be honest, unfair, expectations have been heaped on him. I hope he can handle the pressure of such immense expectations.
@alextablet9247 yes I do think people like Carlos I ain’t saying they don’t but I see a lot more of a 50/50 wouldn’t mind if people said what u said but people and u know if you look here and other outlets on social media u see very rude and disrespectful comments
To me the Carlos not liking him reminds me of the Rafa people not liking him at the beginning because of Fed
I guess he will win between 11 - 15 grand slames in his tennis career .... he is talented .
He will not win always his games. He's human.
@stjepannikolic5418 " If they thought about what's waiting for them in the final, they would be demoralised.."---I disagree. It's called being prepared.
Medvedev is underated player .he played 5 finals against the goats like Novak ,Nadal and out of 5 matches ,he played par with the goats in 3 matches
Carlos will never be in the same league with Novak because Novak in his prime was even better then now and now at 36 he still beat Carlos many times and still are more to come! Carlos if he wins 10 grand slams in his career he should be grateful!
i ja isto mislim
alkaraz možda traje još godinu dve
tako je bilo i sa dominik timom
@@Draza1 i know Chinese guy that i am right 😂
The h2h is 2:2, so stop spreading shit and just eat it!
Nikad nemoj da kažeš da je nešto nemoguće , ne znam imena dvojice teniskih komentatora kad su komentarisali igru Djokovića , al na kraju je jedan konstatovao kako on nikad neće prestići Federara po broju GS titula, a drugi je dodao, "naravno da neće" , eto im što neće . Što se tiče našeg Novaka, najbitnije da ostane živ i zdrav , al da će ga neko prestići i šta će da priča ona gospoda ( znaš na koga mislim ) , manje više bitno, pozdrav i sve najbolje
@@petredavid7996uči da znaš
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Leave Alcaraz alone, consistency comes with age, he is incredible
@mezoomozaa consistency a guy that’s made the qtrs final in 12 out of 13 tournaments this year 11 semis out of 13 ain’t consistent like what are you talking about
Today's young tennis players are very good, this fact stands, but very very very overrated. You just can't compare their tennis with 20 years and Djokovic in that age.
He ran into Federer in full power and Nadal who made attacks on that first place on ATP list. For any title from that time, he spent 2-3x more power than against Alcaraz and other opponents today. And just imagine his strength today and about 10 years ago. 😉
@ivankilanovic5293 your flat out wrong but it’s ok Carlos at 20 > Nadal at 20 Djokovic at 20
New name" always Novak and others". 😂😂😂 Everything changes, but one thing never!!! NOVAK DJOKOVIC 🐐🇷🇸🌍💪
wait 2850?! I don't see the point in nole defending them, save the body and fight for the slams next year.
You can clearly see in this video the difference between ALCARAZ and SHELTON. Alcaraz is definitely better than Shelton but Alcaraz is humble. He knows what he lacks in his game and he acknowledges that. He also knows he is not mature enough and he knows what he needs to improve in his game. Shelton on the other hand during his interview when he lost to Djokovic...he only gives us excuses and other reasons for his loss. He was cocky in his game and he was overall arrogant. Hahahahaha!
Shelton was obnoxious - but he is young, so hopefully he will learn to be respectful to fellow players- he has a lot of time...
Alcaraz isn’t one to feel the pressure? Did you see the FO semi-finals. He mentally broke down which caused his body to break down. The Medvedev match will be a big problem for Alcaraz for a year mentally.
@Jokdavwal13 I’m sure u said this same thing after RG and we know how it ended idk why u doubting Carlitos
No mystery, big reveal or story of any sort here. He lost a tennis match, at the same time that Medvedev won a tennis match.
Alcaraz is more mature than every tennis player except Djokovic.
I'd never seen Medvedev play that well. And another Big 3? There will never be another Big 3. And Medvedev is
not at that level. And Alcaraz, we'll have to wait and see, he's is only 20!
Will you say the same if Medvedev wins the Aus Open?
@@Hello2u3582mypincode Yes
I love Carlitos who is great champion already with 20 years old, very mature and give respect to Novak my man and that why i love Alcaraz, but his style of tennis will for sure lead to injuries he play very intense tennis. Second look at the Carlos and compare to Ruune Sinner Schelton Eubanks Novak and you see the muscle so much bigger then other. Spanish need to know that the force is not that only that win for sure Nadal and Carlos in youth have stetoids anabolics because that is not normal human beign. But i will cheer for Carlos when Novak retired.
Y’all rlly gotta make it such a big deal if a top 5 player loses
@alburaq3290 "It's true Alcaraz would not win 2 Slams if he had to face peak Federer in US Open and Wimbledon but..." But would Federer have won Wimbledon so many times if he had to face peak Boris Becker there? Or U.S. Open if he had to face peak Micheal Chang or Agassi or somebody? I mean you don't play everybody, you play who is in front of you. You don't play people who are 20 years older and retired already so why even mention it?
Only great things to Carlos he's in good hands f JCF. He will be back stronger. One day he could surpass Goats 24/25 wht ever. He's 2 already
Pipe dream ..ain't gonna happen..your miseries will linger on till the end..sorry for you.
He got schooled by better and tougher players with more experience.
Medvedev just outplayed him, plain and simple. I think Medvedev is a better hardcourt player than Alcaraz…
Well it happened that he simply lost to meddy, who in his turn lost to novak
REACTIONARY caught my attention. Love your videos but the word doesnt fit in this context
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Nothing "happened" to him. He just won Wimbledon only a few months ago, then makes semis at the next grand slam. Y'all youtube analysts need to chill with your unrealistic standards.
He needs to cure his acne, that's the main thing holding him back, once it's gone, sky's the limit
*Roland garros was not a final,although level of tennis was there ;)
He'll be plagued with injuries in the not-too-distant future.
Looking great in that blue shirt. And agreed on maturity. He was under huge pressure. It should come if he sticks it out. Hell he still has teenage acne.
How dare you say that Medvedev is Russian and show the Russian flag?!
@theamazingbrokenman " Carlos wasn’t quite focused, and Meddy showed up with a plan and a mission - reclaim his manhood by proving he can beat Carlos. He took the youngster by surprise, and Carlos proved to be too immature to regroup and battle for dear life. "--Not regrouping has nothing to do with maturity. The majority of the ATP cannot beat Medvedev. Are they IMMATURE? So silly. Also, Medvedev lost this tournament. End of story. He fell into the same bag that Jannik Sinner fell into at the Miami Open this year. They (Medvedev,Sinner) had these big plans to beat Alcaraz but NOT to win the actual tournaments, which they both lost. You see, Sinner & Medvedev focused so much on Carlos, they forgot they had another opponent waiting for them in the finals.
If they thought about what's waiting for them in the final, they would be demoralised.. A player only needs to think about the present match and stay in present.. This is how the GOAT is doing (and telling).
Meddy played a 12/10 to beat Carlos here. But Carlos did go AWOL in set 2...
@J_NoNamdsLeft73 that was a effect after 1st set that don’t happen if he wins that first set
He didn’t take his chances and that’s why he lost also Medvedev was playing the best match I seen him play ever
@@colethomas903 Ya that was Meddy at his best. Also USO 2021 Meddy was at his best apart from the last 4 games where he barely avoided choking it. Novak wasnt himself but as weve seen he's pulled through those kinds of matches countless times before; Meddy had to play his best to have a chance even against an overcooked and tired Djokovic.
Hopefully we, tennis fans, could be still alive and watching tennis in the next 10-12 years and can say ah-ah 😁 or hu, hu 😢 with the results .
In the meantime( seeing the comments and replies), let’s all refrain from insulting each other. Anyway, we are all geniuses when it comes to tennis 😅
OMG WHAT HAPPENED TO THIS PLAYER? HE LOST ONE MATCH. WHAT HAPPENEDDDDDD AHHHHH
This kid is just overrated 😂 especially for spanian lol if u guys keeps giving him famous pressure like the goat(cmon he is farrrrr from that) etc he wont win more than 10 slams for sure :)
You're so illiterate...
Bro just said 10 slams as if 10 slams isn’t alot
nothing happend to him . its the fking sport that you lose and you win thats it.
Medvedev baptized him, thats what happened
Nothing happened to him , his hype was met with reality..Medvedev! He is beatable like any other top 5. Four players on the tour can beat him. Accept it.
It's not difficult. we knew the answer months ago.take all slams from Aus Open 22 to Wimbledon 23 and then include ONLY the ones Novak was allowed into. how did they fall? Novak -3/ Nadal -1/ Carlos - 1. Novak was always the true king yet he was unlawfully kept from his throne. Now he's back at #1 and the young pretender is back in his place.
Are you going to cry when carlos takes #1 back this year? And again when he beats joker in australia
@stephenglasses2743 it’s not difficult to see your a Carlos hater
@@jacob9583 no. and 'no' again and it's distinctly unlikely though not impossible that alcaraz beats novak in australia.
@@colethomas903 well you need to go to specsavers lol. Alcaraz is brilliant. There you go. Ill say it again, Alcaraz is brilliant. But it was always obvious that since the covid drama tennis has been living a false narrative. Facts are facts. Novak 3, Nadal 1, Carlos 1. Indeed, now it's Novak 4, Nadal 1, Carlos 1.
@stephenglasses2743 nah any chance u get to throw a jab aka from 97% of Nole fam y’all do it
Show me Djokovic record at age 20 complete and then show me Carlos it’s on the truth is facts on that Carlos > Nole at 20
He won’t be as good it’s not meant to happen
He was slimmer. Off the roids 🙄
Novak is still a mile in front of the Taco, you and the media are going to destroy the Taco before he is good enough to be recognized as a champion, he is starting to believe the rubbish written about him as a champion, he has a lot to do before he can be regarded as a champion.
I watched 3 minutes, then I found out you have a crush on the Taco.
Poor outlook on Carlos
@thewisetzar5363 yup
nothing,clickbait
Medvedev happened 😂
Alcaraz says Spanish we never dai but against Srpski Inat no way to Win.
Standard bs about everyone but Novak as usual
very close and lost 1 to 6, non-sense comment
He lost.
Nothing happened to him, He is not the one. When a great player come along we will know.
@ig6894 your hilarious
I think he just got a bit lucky with Djoko but he won't be any future tennis star.
@frostflower9721 tell me your a Carlos hater without telling me your one