Carlos Alcaraz's ELITE mentality helped him win the French Open | 2024 French Open 🇫🇷 

I've noticed whenever Carlos accomplishes anything it's 100% Novaxx cult. They don't give him any credit and it pains them to see him when because they're petty just like him..

@@SScott-nr9vlvery true. They know he could be a threat in the future to many of his records. Him and Sinner will rule tennis. They are probably also forgetting how incredibly respectful has Carlos been of Novak

​@@David_james77 Ambut gid sa injo ah balahaw. Novak kalewale😮😅😮😢🎉

Some people just can’t be happy for others. Maybe it’s because they aren’t happy in life

Novak just dribbles the ball to long, he is boring to watch. (personal opinion)

His real threat was Sinner, after he won, he knew he was going to be Zverev, so he didn't want to finish Zverev off, so he toyed around him for a little bit.

That's not quite what he said. He said he needs to be more patient, and stay at a high mental level of focus rather than trying to play highlight reel shots all the time but then go mentally up and down. There was only one guy who could play highlight reel tennis all the time, and Carlos has said he has always wanted to play like like him, but this is not the Spanish style of tennis which is more around high levels of mental concentration and never dropping the level (think Ferrer, Bautista Agut, Nadal and co.)

@@loganthewolverine2030 who os that player you're talking about who can do highlight reel shots all the time?? Im curious!😀

@@purple9rain I'm assuming Federer, he had the accuracy and look of effortlessness in his play, which made people speechless.

True! What a beauty to watch!!​@@xfg007

LOL true. Underrated comment

Actually you are spot on! Sounds just like Medvedev 😅

No way! I can hear the resemblance

You can definitely hear a small touch of Spanish accent when Ferrero speaks while Daniil doesn't necessarily have a Russian accent, more of a French one, I'd say. Either way, both tend to have a very similar voice and way of expressing themselves. Hence, the resemblance 👌

Ferrero is less bubbly and his vocabulary is worse. More stuttering. Nice guy and bad luck in his own career

Sinner is almost 2 years older than Alcaraz and was nowhere near the consistency he is today when he was at Carlos age. Both can still improve a lot of course, and they will no doubt about that.

They did an interview in spanish with no explanation for non speakers. Was funny to watch

The comment after yours is literally a Nole stan with "Thanks RG for making Novak play late & poor clay conditions", lol.

@@tothelighthouse9843 I am against any player playing so late. I think that is not very respectful and very hard for the players. On my opinion, there shouldn't be any matches past 12 unless is a final.

@@tothelighthouse9843now Novak knows how every other player in a Slam feels. He gets enough special treatment

Late games fit him well for the fans’ benefit, he is boring to watch coz he dribbles too much!

I actually def think there are echoes of Federer in Carlos' game--Carlos even talked about Fed being his favourite player when he was younger. The obvious echo is the aggressive, first-strike mindset. Federer & now Carlos both look to control the match thru aggressive play. They pounce on tiny opportunities without hesitating, including moving to the net. They rely on different strengths to close out points, but they're both aggressive pouncers, lol. Absolutely, Carlos' tennis IQ & the way he uses variety are right out of the Fed playbook. Federer had a game plan & a preferred style of play but he was constantly changing things up during a match if his style wasn't winning. He played that player that day, & could find weaknesses & solutions even when his own game wasn't firing on all cylinders. Carlos brings that same ingenuity & variety, as was on display today when he got a billion free points from Zverev using moonballs & variety of pace. Carlos' use of bh slice, esp last year at Queens & Wimbledon, is another example of how he relies on all-court variety like Fed did. The net is also back in the game, thanks to Carlos, & that's another echo of Federer's game. Federer was one of the best dropshotters ever (which is why he won so consistently on grass & clay), & with 18 months on tour Carlos changed how EVERY GUY ON TOUR plays thanks to his effective re-introduction of the drop shot. Carlos is so confident with his dropshot he'll literally pull opponents to the net so he can follow up with a lob. Super-effective, & given that Roger was definitely an all-court player I bet he'd applaud the way Carlos uses the whole court to disrupt baseline hitters. Additionally, I think Carlos is already using Fed's overall approach to serving as his model. Using a surgeon's accuracy to hit his spots, an almost perfect serve motion that he replicated every time, & variety in his serves, Fed was able to produce one of the top 10 greatest serves in the game without overwhelming power & speed. I think that's clearly the trajectory Carlos is on: Carlos doesn't have the height to consistently send bullets down the court so he, like Fed, will rely on deadly accuracy, consistency & unpredictability. Finally, I think Carlos brings the same je ne sais quoi that Federer brought to the game--the thing that makes Federer a legend & favourite in a way Djokovic & Nadal will never eclipse. It's about the thrill of watching Federer play, even when he lost. When Roger was on court you couldn't take your eyes off him--he made tennis glorious--& I think Carlos brings that same specialness with him when he steps on the court. They're special for different reasons (grace vs speed) but to me it's like Carlos fell in love with Roger's game the way the rest of us did, & said to himself "I want to be that special".

@@tothelighthouse9843 A very well thought out and observed alternative opinion. Thank you.

Yes

They just need to go ahead and go electronic next year. I didn't see the bad calls since I missed much of the match, but if the tech exists it should be used in match, dumb to rely on looking at skid marks in clay still in 2024.

Y tú deberías estudiar español para entender más y quejarte menos. Supremacista anglosajón.

El es jugador de tenis, su prioridad es ser el mejor jugador mundial en tenis, no hablar fluidamente inglés o licenciarse en filología inglesa. A quien le interese entender correctamente como se expresa, que aprenda español y se licencie en filología hispánica. Se acabó el problema!

@julianperez7917 It's noble of you to defend your countryman, however, in the world's biggest stages in one's professional career, an athlete should learn to speak proper English. They don't necessarily need to be so fluent, but basic understandable English is a must! It'll only help them further in their career and gain more followers. English is not Djokovic's 1st language either, but his English has improved over the years and can even speak many other languages also. Sinner and Medvedev are Italian and Russian, but they both have good command of English to express themselves properly. I'm a big fan of Carlos....just saying that he could be better in speaking and improving.

😀😀😀 good info

nobody ever mentiones that Zverev has been playing all his life with Diabetes1 for all of his career, even had been critized for going out, because he had to take his insuline shots. Now he does them on court. Talk to people who suffer the same illness and they will confirm that he is actually incredible to play like he does and having been in the top 10 for so many years!

Thanks Zverev, for showing class and poise in defeat by not blaming the tournament, the surface, claiming you played the worst match of your life, or accuse your opponent of cheating.

Djoker lost fair and square. As usually, he was a bad sport blaming his loss to slippery clay. The lowlife wanted the court swept at every changeover. No preferential treatment for him. BRAVO RG !

Shut up cheaters liars Djocovid sheeps

Y'all crying babies, Spain always at the top in tennis and y'all at the top of excuse making. Good job! This is your medal for crying consistently crying no matter what 🥇

Djoko is boring, he dribbles the ball to much.

She thinks you're a prick.

Pobrecito mío.., qué mal lo debes pasar 🤣

Ayy mi Frialexander Llorevev 🥶🥶🥶. Estaba viendo su discurso y se me congeló el vaso de agua 🤏🤏😭😭🥶🥶🥶🥶

@@ernestogruesoes sólo un rato, pero los 24 GS del goat es dolor eterno para muchos😎😎😎

@@alx8924 Pobretico mío, mira que lo siento.

@@alx8924 Pero ya hablando en serio, si eres fan de Djokovic estupendo, yo también lo soy. Pero para ensalzar sus 24 GS no es necesario insultar ni menospreciar los resultados de otros, porque haciendo eso lo único que demuestras es que, o bien eres un crío o bien eres un tonto resentido. No es necesario que me saques de dudas. La verdad es que me la pela.

Bitterness is next to ugliness

that is so no true and pure bullshit

Human eye looking at physical mark >>>>> Hawkeye.

stay mad

Doesnt matter - a year down the lane, no one remembers anything except that Alcaraz won a French Open

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¡¡¡¡¡¡S - U - D - A - C - AAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!

Found a cry baby 😂

Llora más fuerte.

😅😅😅 drama queen

Hater 🤮

Don't cry 😂 And be ready for more smacking in wimbledon and us open😂😂😂

Russian tears!!!😂😂😂

@@zorawarmeelu17 so cheating is now called smacking? I'll remember

@@aboukirman3508 don't even care what you are so just use the strongest stuff your country uses on yourself

​@@user-ll7eb9yd5dDeja de llorar, pero sobretodo: deja de mentir.

He's certainly accomplished a hell of a lot more than you ever will in your life. It must be difficult for you to accept.

Haters will find anything to belittle Alcaraz..

KARMA still hitting you haters ... Bunch corrupt liars mentality

First of all you should be lucky it went till 5th set because he was up in the 3rd set. Second don't cry because a spanish player won roland garros. Third just meditate and be mentally stronger because you have to cope with awful feeling many more times as CARLITOS will smack your favourite player in future also. Fourth nadal won fair amd square in roland garros 2013. Don't need to take up 11 years old event because by this logic djokovic was lucky to AO 2012. Remember nadal 4-2 up in 5th set and missed that easy backhand at 30-15 serving. So just cope with it otherwise continue crying like a looser😂😂

One point out of a 5-hour match does not determine the match. You and Novak can go cry together😅😅😅😅😅😅

Yes, as they say, cry harder.

What a weird conspiracy theory. Lol, dumb

Yes, we the Spaniards bribe the referees with the gold we stole from America. Are you idiot?