That's how he won 4 slams. You see what your biased eye shows you.This is the first set of a classic? Tell me it gets better from here...all I see is Alcaraz dumping forehands everywhere.
Did you watch the final? I literally fellThis is the first set of a classic? Tell me it gets better from here...all I see is Alcaraz dumping forehands everywhere.
It could be the best match played till now for sure. But the year is just started. Let's see.Greatest match of the year.
No doubt, probably better matches are to come between these greats of the game.It could be the best match played till now for sure. But the year is just started. Let's see.
I think just these three Djokovic Sinner and Raz can deliver best matches right now.
If sinner gets a few months ban, it's entirely possible that Carlos will end the year at number 1. But Djokovic would have a BO5 victory over him at almost 38.No doubt, probably better matches are to come between these greats of the game.
For whatBaelos should be ashamed
Couldn't beat 38 year old Djokovic on one leg, 2009 Roddick would have done better lol.This is the match that puts the nail in the coffin of the failed Juan Carlos Ferrero coaching project. Once grand in scope, the Alcaraz-Ferrero tennis project met its terminal death two weeks ago. Outclassed in the fundamentals; unable to adjust; unable to own the baseline with a significant athletic advantage against a 38 year old man; sloppy; profligate.
We will all remember this day for one thing and one thing only: the day that the fraud Juan Carlos Ferrero’s job became untenable.
Slowness of Conditions?For all those criticizing Alcaraz, especially my dear friend @Kralingen , let me remind you all that Djokopossum on RLA plexi is the best player Carlos has lost to at a HC tournament over the last 2,5 years.
His service game is simply not good enough for a low bouncing HC, and the slowness of the conditions with predictable bounce means that he can't end points with killer shots out of every corner like he does on grass.
Yeah, its a real word.Slowness of Conditions?
Man AO has been the fastest slam from 2016, may be you can make case of uso 2020 faster little bit than AO 2020.Yeah, its a real word.
Gets worse.This is the first set of a classic? Tell me it gets better from here...all I see is Alcaraz dumping forehands everywhere.
You just answered your own question, lol.For what
He got crushed buddy. He played as well as he could. Just not good enough.
I was missing your war on JCF, it’s good to be backThis is the match that puts the nail in the coffin of the failed Juan Carlos Ferrero coaching project. Once grand in scope, the Alcaraz-Ferrero tennis project met its terminal death two weeks ago. Outclassed in the fundamentals; unable to adjust; unable to own the baseline with a significant athletic advantage against a 38 year old man; sloppy; profligate.
We will all remember this day for one thing and one thing only: the day that the fraud Juan Carlos Ferrero’s job became untenable.
It’s more like a true testament to Carlos’ immaturityGreat match. This one along with 2024 Olympics final is a true testament to Djoko's greatness.
Talking about a much older/outsider beating a young ATG in the making, there are only 2 other relevant GS matches that can be mentioned alongside this one: Connors at 37 crucifying Edberg in 1989 USO and one-legged Guga (even if only 28, one-legged and very much incapable to carry on as a pro) embarrassing young Federer.
Your post is a testament to your resentment.It’s more like a true testament to Carlos’ immaturity
It’s called rationale.Your post is a testament to your resentment.
No. It's called everlasting bitterness.It’s called rationale.
Or do you think this Djokovic is beating Murray or Stan?
You want to see the living breathing exemplification of what a player receiving no support from coaches looks like, it’s the (increasingly tragic) Carlos Alcaraz. He has gotten worse at tennis every single year Ferrero’s grubby jealous hands have been on him.I was missing your war on JCF, it’s good to be back
That's how he won 4 slams. You see what your biased eye shows you.
Ok then disagree. Raz is always going for too much. AlwaysNo, it's not. I've seen enough of Nole to know that this is a myth.
No. It's called everlasting bitterness.
I think Djokovic did as well as any other 37/38 year old. Possibly better considering everything.
DisagreeThis isn't about Novak. He was fine. Good level.
This is about Carlitos. He was Terrible.
Serving 74% and making 50 winners to 40 unforced errors is not terrible. Not sure if we all watched the same match.This isn't about Novak. He was fine. Good level.
This is about Carlitos. He was Terrible.
They build these guys are supernatural and when nole brings them to level then denyServing 74% and making 50 winners to 40 unforced errors is not terrible. Not sure if we all watched the same match.
When Djokovic brings these guys down when they don't expect it or think it's possible, it has to be because the other guy was bad. Lol. There's a reason why he won 10 AOs and dominated all his rivals there.They build these guys are supernatural and when nole brings them to level then deny
Same thing happened in Wimbledon 2015 if you remember
Exactly.When Djokovic brings these guys down when they don't expect it or think it's possible, it has to be because the other guy was bad. Lol. There's a reason why he won 10 AOs and dominated all his rivals there.
WINDExactly.
It's a loser's mentality. When Djokovic lost in Wimbledon 2023, we didn't make excuses.
WIND
Maybe YOU didn't. Many Djo fans did.Boo. The wind is a problem for both. We didn't make this excuse.
Yeah, I get people are disappointed he lost, but some of these comments are totally divorced from reality. Alcaraz actually played a pretty clean match – especially when you look at how he normally loses on hard courts. Frankly, this loss was light years better than his two losses at the hard court slams last year. The dominance ratio was almost even. Carlos was in the match, Djokovic just managed to win the big points, as he’s so good at doing. It was a lot like their Cincinnati final despite the very different-looking scoreline – only the level was undeniably quite a bit better here, from both guys. (Well, the end of that Cincy match was great, but the first two sets…)Serving 74% and making 50 winners to 40 unforced errors is not terrible. Not sure if we all watched the same match.
Ok then disagree. Raz is always going for too much. Always