I haven't seen such a player since Roger came onto the scene. Carlos possesses a complete arsenal of weapons, lobs, droppers, delicate volleys, etc. He is doing it all at just 20yrs. Phenomenal talent and flawless executions. He is 100% committed to being the very best. His ridiculous win over Novak at Wimbledon seals it for me. The guy is so mentally brutal, while being such a likeable person.
I agree. His lob may be his most amazing shot of all his incredibly amazing shots. Almost anyone else hits lobs from the center of the court and gets them over an opponent who is close to the net. But to hit these lobs while on the dead run towards the back end corner and get it over an opponent who is only 5-10 feet from his own endline is bonkers!
His lobs are so great because he hits it like he means it.. He is the only one who hits the lob with the respect it deserves.. I hope other players will follow his example and treat the lob like the serve or any other shot for that matter...
So great to see such an exceptional next generation talent to rival greats Feddera, Nadal and Djokovic... Wonder how many thousands of hours of practice he's toiled to fine tune his exceptional talent...
I feel sorry for his opponents. They put him under pressure and keep him on the defensive, then suddenly he wins the point with an amazing lob. It must be heart breaking for his opponents.
We were lucky to witness the era of the "Big Four". Now we have Alcaraz, who is like all of them combined: Federer's finesse and talent, Djokovic's intelligence and precision, Nadal's endurance and will to win, Murray's speed and fighting spirit -- he's the ultimate player, it just doesn't get any better!
@@El_Carrito_del_Helao Nope, German. But Murray would of course be considered one of the all-time greats, had he not walked into the "Big Three". Did you know, that he played more Grand Slam quarterfinals (30) than, for example, Pete Sampras (29), John McEnroe (26) and Björn Borg (21)? No, you didn't.
@@El_Carrito_del_Helao You can try to measure the career achievements of sports personalities by all kinds of criteria, and I've put a lot of work into doing exactly that. Finally I arrived at the conclusion, that -- in Tennis as well as in Snooker -- nothing else separates the all-time greats from the rest of the pack better than the number of quarterfinals reached in the biggest events (Majors), believe me or not. Apart from Federer, Djokovic and Nadal only three other players of the Open Era are ahead of Murray in this respect: Connors (41), Agassi (36) and Lendl (34). So Murray is right among these legends of the game and far ahead of Roger's, Rafa's and Nole's other competitors. That's, why I rightfully call them the "Big Four", not just the "Big Three".
@@eastfreeze Let me recapitulate, then we are talking about Federer, Djokovic, Nadal, Connors, Lendl, Agassi and Murray. That makes the Big Seven, am I right?
I think a loss in Rome was expected but perhaps not in that round and against that opponent. He’s been playing a lot lately so in that sense it will be good for him to train and rest ahead of RG. I don’t think he’s too sad about the loss
@@RazOls I couldn’t agree more. It happens. Even the all time greats have off days. I wasn’t expecting him to win Rome. I was actually shocked he played but he seemed like he had a good time there with his team being a tourist. I think he’ll be fine at RG. Looking forward to it. And hoping Rafa comes back too. It’s been a weird clay season without him. Hope all is well. And thanks so much for answering my comment! ☺️
@@RazOlsFederer finished his career🤣🤣🤣🤣Alcaraz is only 20 years of age. Federer wasn't as good as Alcaraz when he was 20 years old. Amd btw Djokovic is the GOAT 🤣 than you can debate that Nadal is at 2nd place.
Il n'y a rien à dire circuler il n'y rien à voir sinon Qui c est ces adversaires qui ne voie rien il est vraiment impressionnant par sa fluidité dans le jeu tout semble tellement facile mais je sais que c est en apparence seulement il y a beaucoup de travail et peu être un Don du ciel dans ça forme de jouer quel champion je te souhaite le meilleur Carlitos 🙋🏻♂️👍👍👍
Certes Alcaraz joue très bien et lobe très bien... mais pourquoi les autres joueurs voleyent si mal ? 😮 En effet j'ai l'impression que les joueurs de tennis actuels, surtout depuis une vingtaine d'années, ne savent plus voleyer, même quand c'est facile ! Même Federer ne voleyait pas aussi bien que ça ou rarement... 🤔 Si McEnroe à son apogée était là, par exemple, je pense qu'Alcaraz ne pourrait pas réussir aussi bien ses lobs car il ne pourrait quasiment jamais en faire puisque c'est McEnroe qui remporterait le point à la volée 9 fois sur 10... ou en faisant des smashs gagnants ! 🙂
@@JM-fl5vv wow, impressive! I needed to watch 10 minutes of that video to know that he was very lucky and you just needed a few words to know so much about my tennis knowledge!....i was and am just kidding! He is a superb player! As an spaniard i never thought that after Rafa we will have another super tennis player for a long long time! Vamos Carlitos!
I like it when new faces/new talent breaks through it makes it all exciting but did it have to be a grunter and an occasional one at that, it is just so annoying and distracting!!
I haven't seen such a player since Roger came onto the scene. Carlos possesses a complete arsenal of weapons, lobs, droppers, delicate volleys, etc. He is doing it all at just 20yrs. Phenomenal talent and flawless executions. He is 100% committed to being the very best. His ridiculous win over Novak at Wimbledon seals it for me. The guy is so mentally brutal, while being such a likeable person.
What a reel!!! This guy is special, like Federer, though in a different way. His drops and lobs, and when he does both, are simply astounding.
Carlos can hit a rocket forehand, an exquisite dropshot, stinging volleys, etc...But his lobs are breathtaking.
I agree. His lob may be his most amazing shot of all his incredibly amazing shots. Almost anyone else hits lobs from the center of the court and gets them over an opponent who is close to the net. But to hit these lobs while on the dead run towards the back end corner and get it over an opponent who is only 5-10 feet from his own endline is bonkers!
@@lsmart Uncanny ahot control under pressure. Sick stuff ro feast on.
The fact that THE best videomaker about Roger is starting to make lots of video avout Alcaraz speaks VOLUMES of how impressive Carlitos is.
@tonymontana3265
*about 😅😅😅
i live for his feel shots, they're just breathtaking
Alcaraz is so creative
Enjoyable to watch🤩 no boring moments
Let me know your favorite shot from this video!
6:14
@Yoeri Tennis II that was a good one🤩
2:11
8:09 hands down for me. Impossible shot to pull off.
His lobs are so great because he hits it like he means it..
He is the only one who hits the lob with the respect it deserves..
I hope other players will follow his example and treat the lob like the serve or any other shot for that matter...
You know his lobs are crazy sick when Nadal couldn’t anticipate/read the spin on it properly enough to chase it down.
Right! Any idea why that is? He's the best and failed.
Carlos domina todos los golpes posibles y todos ellos con un dominio absoluto, lo que le convierten en un Número Uno muy singular y único.
One flew over the opponent's head, the meaning of Alcaraz's offensive tennis. VAMOS!
Best tennis player ever. Period.
So great to see such an exceptional next generation talent to rival greats Feddera, Nadal and Djokovic... Wonder how many thousands of hours of practice he's toiled to fine tune his exceptional talent...
For is age, he has such a great tennis brain, every shot in the book
Best description I've heard of them so far: "Carlos Alcaraz has laser-guided lobs."😂😅
😂😂 Total
Carlos LOBSTER 😍
Una gozada su juego creativo y lucha infinita pura pasion!!... Creció con los 3Maestros!!!
I feel sorry for his opponents. They put him under pressure and keep him on the defensive, then suddenly he wins the point with an amazing lob. It must be heart breaking for his opponents.
We were lucky to witness the era of the "Big Four". Now we have Alcaraz, who is like all of them combined: Federer's finesse and talent, Djokovic's intelligence and precision, Nadal's endurance and will to win, Murray's speed and fighting spirit -- he's the ultimate player, it just doesn't get any better!
"Big Four", you are Brit, right?😂😂
@@El_Carrito_del_Helao Nope, German. But Murray would of course be considered one of the all-time greats, had he not walked into the "Big Three". Did you know, that he played more Grand Slam quarterfinals (30) than, for example, Pete Sampras (29), John McEnroe (26) and Björn Borg (21)? No, you didn't.
@@eastfreeze Quarterfinals? Sampras or Borg? Would be considered? Comparing Murray to the Big Three is a joke and this is why you don't do it.
@@El_Carrito_del_Helao You can try to measure the career achievements of sports personalities by all kinds of criteria, and I've put a lot of work into doing exactly that. Finally I arrived at the conclusion, that -- in Tennis as well as in Snooker -- nothing else separates the all-time greats from the rest of the pack better than the number of quarterfinals reached in the biggest events (Majors), believe me or not. Apart from Federer, Djokovic and Nadal only three other players of the Open Era are ahead of Murray in this respect: Connors (41), Agassi (36) and Lendl (34). So Murray is right among these legends of the game and far ahead of Roger's, Rafa's and Nole's other competitors. That's, why I rightfully call them the "Big Four", not just the "Big Three".
@@eastfreeze Let me recapitulate, then we are talking about Federer, Djokovic, Nadal, Connors, Lendl, Agassi and Murray.
That makes the Big Seven, am I right?
HE INVENTED THE UE OF FULL COURT COVERAGE THEOREM FANTASIC TOP SPIN LOBS AND DROP SHOTS
Carlitos is just brilliant. So fun to watch. Raz what do you think of his loss the other day in Rome?
I think a loss in Rome was expected but perhaps not in that round and against that opponent. He’s been playing a lot lately so in that sense it will be good for him to train and rest ahead of RG. I don’t think he’s too sad about the loss
@@RazOls I couldn’t agree more. It happens. Even the all time greats have off days. I wasn’t expecting him to win Rome. I was actually shocked he played but he seemed like he had a good time there with his team being a tourist. I think he’ll be fine at RG. Looking forward to it. And hoping Rafa comes back too. It’s been a weird clay season without him. Hope all is well. And thanks so much for answering my comment! ☺️
@@AshleyKarys. Hope to Nadal too!!! 2 genios sucesivos ambos de España... Es del todo increible!!
Vamos Rafa!! Te extrañamos ❤❤
Simply a Joy to watch
KEY IS PRACTICING ALL SORTS OF SHOTS ON HIS DAY OFF. WHILE ALL OTHERS HIS AGE DRINKING IN PUBS.
Is there anything this kid can't do? He's already a legend at 21 years of age.
The future goat imo
Roger is better
@@RazOls GOATAR? Greatest of All Time After Roger?
@@RazOls Djokovic > Nadal > Roger
@@unknownentiti2351why do you put nadal above federer
Hes only better on one surface
@@RazOlsFederer finished his career🤣🤣🤣🤣Alcaraz is only 20 years of age. Federer wasn't as good as Alcaraz when he was 20 years old. Amd btw Djokovic is the GOAT 🤣 than you can debate that Nadal is at 2nd place.
Espectacular.
Top class video, Raz Ols!👍👍👍👍👍
Il n'y a rien à dire circuler il n'y rien à voir sinon Qui c est ces adversaires qui ne voie rien il est vraiment impressionnant par sa fluidité dans le jeu tout semble tellement facile mais je sais que c est en apparence seulement il y a beaucoup de travail et peu être un Don du ciel dans ça forme de jouer quel champion je te souhaite le meilleur Carlitos 🙋🏻♂️👍👍👍
Una maravilla su juego con gran imaginación ! Invencible !
3:14 that rally vs Dimitrov and alcaraz would be similar to federer vs alcaraz matches in dreams.
The lobs land in due to the spin he imparts.
At 4,13 minut , Nadal wanted that point !
1:27, 5:07, 5:23, 6:33, 9:29 mpd
Sinner si fa cavalcare cioe' volevo dire scavalcare da Carlos , tuttavia !!
Certes Alcaraz joue très bien et lobe très bien... mais pourquoi les autres joueurs voleyent si mal ? 😮
En effet j'ai l'impression que les joueurs de tennis actuels, surtout depuis une vingtaine d'années, ne savent plus voleyer, même quand c'est facile ! Même Federer ne voleyait pas aussi bien que ça ou rarement... 🤔
Si McEnroe à son apogée était là, par exemple, je pense qu'Alcaraz ne pourrait pas réussir aussi bien ses lobs car il ne pourrait quasiment jamais en faire puisque c'est McEnroe qui remporterait le point à la volée 9 fois sur 10... ou en faisant des smashs gagnants ! 🙂
Pra aplicar lobby no Peque não precisa muito né.. rsrsrs
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let us be clear, these are effortless and OFFENSIVE lobs.
Lucky, just lucky! 😄
*you really know a lot about tennis*
@@JM-fl5vv wow, impressive! I needed to watch 10 minutes of that video to know that he was very lucky and you just needed a few words to know so much about my tennis knowledge!....i was and am just kidding! He is a superb player! As an spaniard i never thought that after Rafa we will have another super tennis player for a long long time! Vamos Carlitos!
I like it when new faces/new talent breaks through it makes it all exciting but did it have to be a grunter and an occasional one at that, it is just so annoying and distracting!!
it is just AMAZING !!!