We've already established years ago that Djokovic should lose every match he plays (but ends up winning them because the opponent choked, opponent cramped, match was played indoors, conditions were too slow, ball bounce wasn't high enough, opponent was too old, opponent was too young, Djokovic faked an injury to throw his opponent off, opponent was just coming back from injury and hadn't worked on his defensive tennis in the offseason, opponent was tired, match was at night, weather delay disrupted opponent's rhythm, line judge missed a crucial call, opponent got injured, draw leading up to the match was easy, opponent was simply rubbish (always determined after the fact), etc. etc.),
So I'm not sure what an Alcaraz win tomorrow would clarify.