First time French Open CHAMPION Carlos Alcaraz reflects on his magical win 🏆 

You mean Nadal, Federer, or Djokovic didn't excite you before??? Both Nadal and Djokovic are still playing, though it might be Nadal's last year.

Same here, if he’s not in the tournament I am relax lol... I feel anxious watching him play and at the same time I meditate... and pray for him lol

@@peace4myheart big3 is not all about tennis and people can have their own preferences, I think it is quite personal, isn't it? I became a tennis fan because of Andrew Agassi and I've been watching tons of tennis matches since then, but I am a fan of Andy Murray. I don't think it is something that shall be questioned, cuz it is just my pick.

He is good!

Same. Started to wind down when federer retired and after nadal won AO 2022. Alcaraz has brought me back

Zverev/Thiem/Tsitsipas/Medvedev "new gen" era was quite disappointing tbh, but yeah, now with Sinner and Alcaraz, wow!!

werent u the one wishing he lsot to stefanos??? cmon man

😂 he is mad at that time🎉​@@jaimed.9154

Do you spy on him? ​@@jaimed.9154

A huge heart 😉!

He’s a fighter indeed

That’s because these people are jealous and bitter and can’t stop worshiping the past.

Yah, I get so excited when he wins & certainly disappointed when he loses, more so when he gets injured. I am an avid tennis fan and among the women's side, I ever love is Steffi Graf, & from the men's side throughout the years it is Carlos Alcaraz I find so endearing both as a player & individual young man. I am a senior, lady from Philippines and have lived in UK for many years it is where I started to love watching international tennis matches, ATP & Grand Slams.

Is he going to have the longevity of the big 3 though? I would suggest probably not given how often he has been injured already.

@@streetspirit956 You don't know that do you.

​@@brendajohnson5525exactly, one hopes not and i for one wish him health and a long tennis career, but i am concerned about the tennis balls causing him issues which is a perfectly legitimate point that Carlos himself raised

@@streetspirit956 both Nadal and Novak were consistently injured in the beginning of their carrers

@@streetspirit956 yeah, I tend to agree. That is a big question mark. But still he has already now more grand slams than Michael Chang, Hewitt, Roddick, Ivanisevic, Kafelnikov, Nastase...etc. etc. you get my point. He's already achieved, in tennis terms, a lot. He's on par now with Murray, Gustavo Kuerten and Arthur Ashe. And these have already legendary status in the sport (Murray will get there once he retires).

U mean sinner Alcatraz 😂. The others just lame passing fads

If Ruud or Rune (or Tsitsipas, Rublev, Fritz..) wins a major title, I mean ANY OF THEM EVER, JUST ONE TITLE- please get back to this comment I will praise you sir as the greatest visionary of this millennium...

If they are healthy I dont see anyone else winning gss besides sinner and alcaraz. Maybe Medvedev

​@@Ja-rz9fqWith most players you mentioned I agree, but Rune is still likely to win at least one slam seeing as he is only 21 years old and as good as everyone else you mentioned.

you are right.

Also, his lobs are astonishing!

Don't easily give up on Zverev.

Who are you referring to if I may ask?

Zverev and his abysmal interview response to DV case

Lol!

He naturally gets angry @ himself, emotions get the players @ times, but his coach Ferrero reminds or urges Carlos to keep calm on court.

Don't forget his coach Juan Carlos Ferrero. Didn't he achieved no. 1 spot for sometime in the 90's?

Wait when Carlos Alcaraz would be much more extraordinary! He is only 21 don't disregard, he achieved 3 GS's @ such young age. He has many years to add to his achievements, may GOD bless him injury-free & healthy.

y son de mal gusto

Tattoos look dirty, & in fact not pleasing to our GOD the CREATOR!

@@CarmenBanks-vt4yt Truth!!!

Wimbledon 2024 too. 😊

AO is another story, more likely that one is for Sinner. And Wimbledon too. I think he has good opportunity at the USO

@@usermatisse Carlos won Wimbledon last year. What makes you think he won't defend it? Do you assign slams to players? You have no idea who will win.

@@pauljohnson6019 naah that one will be won by Sinner. It was clear at the RG, with a sinner at 70% because coming from 3 weeks of 0 training because of the hip issue he manage to bring Alcaraz on his fav surface to 5th set and to risk to win in 3 or 4. True that also Alcaraz had an issue to his arm, but he trained the rest of the body in those 4 weeks, while Sinner had a complete stop from doctors because of the hip and because of an influenza, so basically he lost 3kg of muscle mass. Of course we'll never know how would have gone with Sinner not coming back from an injury, but if you watched the semi, it was pretty clear that physically Sinner wasn't ok (like for example in Australia) from 4th set onwards, which is for sure due to the injury he got through. Without that he would have served much better and well, maybe he would have lost anyway, but it would have been much tighter. Anyway, Alcaraz is so talented, it would be if they win 2 slams each this year

@@brendajohnson5525 it is difficult, very difficult to defend a title two times in a row, statistically speaking as well. We'll see in less than a month, anyway the winner is either Alcaraz or Sinner, no others in my opinion. On a court so quick like Wimbledon, in my opinion Sinner will win this time. From last year he did incredible improvements on serve, and all fundamentals

Haha, Novak didn't even play Rudd in the QF or Sinner, Carlos would have torn him apart.🎉

Youre on crack. Typical novax fans. Lots of errors? psst. go home.

Bla bla bla on novak this novak that. Novak is not here for gods sake!!!!!

Absolute codswallop

and Federer would’ve beaten Novak.

😂😂 l’unica cosa negativa di Sinner è la pessima educazione e la pazzia di alcuni dei suoi tifosi