The Day Roger Federer Gave Carlos Alcaraz's Coach a Tennis Lesson 

This could not be named a class of tennis, because Ferrero won a set. Gosh looks like anyone knows anything about tennis.

Can you be the GOAT with the stats telling you he’s not though?

@@Phoenixaway yep pretty much has the stats and djokvic and Nadal are 5 years younger which is a monumental advantage in a 1 on 1 sport- and something which they never had to deal with.

Tsitipas might be hated but he said the same thing. goated

@@Phoenixaway I don't think the stats tell the whole story. There's so many scenarios in which I could consider a player the GOAT without having the better stats. Let's say an old school player, at a time where equipment, training and medical wasn't as advanced, you couldn't play as many matches and tournament. Or let's say a player who played the highest level of tennis but had to retire early or couldn't play as much because of injuries. GOAT simply doesn't have a strict definition. For some people it's Borg and I don't think it's wrong to think that. Maybe if Borg was born the same year as Novak he would have done even more damage. People are products of their time and environment, which is why people are wrong to try and put their finger on the one person, the hero, the one that has it in him, the chosen one... Though I like to think of it that way too, but if we're doing that then we've gotta admit the chosen one could very well be Roger, or anybody else, who simply had a different path and circumstances than Novak and that didn't end up with the same record.

What do you think the chances are that someone else comes and says either something like “Djokovic the GOAT” or “40-15” are?

@@Bowl849the chances are 100%. Djoko fans are pathetic losers. I love djoko, he’s a great player and human, but his FANS are the worst

@@Bowl849 I'd bet you $100,000,000

Djokovic fans are the epitome of facts over the genuine passion Roger had for the game no number of slams can convey. He made tennis fun to watch, he played risky tennis and is still in the top 3. What else is there to say. Roger may not have the numbers but he has our hearts.

@@TheGodsMustBeCrazy I don’t got that money mate

alcaraz playstyle is similar to Nadal. reckless hitting

No, he is quite precise like Fed,...​@@creeper6831

Masters 1000 Ferrero was a great player and I enjoyed watching his matches.

Masters 1000 have not checked but think Ferrero was a number 1 in the World briefly.

@@annewalden3795 Yes, 4 or 6 weeks.

@@masters.1000 I thought it was a short reign but 4 to 6 weeks is less than I remembered. Thank you.

@lden3795 Actually it was 2 months, 8 weeks in 2003.

Roger Federer holding a racket > 100 years of Alcaraz

You're kidding right? Borg, Kuerten for example. RF won just one title at RG and by sheer luck.

He still is.

Yes Maria Sharapova writes about the massive crush she had on him

@@hm2011100 I cannot blame her.

Thanks man! It's okay to do it occasionally, but some people have posted points from all my videos like every day and gaining an audience on Twitter - that I don't like it since I actually download the match, convert it, edit it etc and someone just takes takes points after all the hard work. But do it every now and then and maybe credit my channel, that would be fine :)

Which videos are you refering to? I’ve made one about his insane points lost in 2023, which also is credit to him making the points amazing. Don’t worry, I got plenty of Alcaraz videos coming up! Edit: Realized I made another one about tasting his own medicine in regards to drop shots. So two videos in total but I’ve made over 20+ videos of Alcaraz in ”positive light” if you want to label it that way - probably more videos on him than any other YT channel. Like I said, don’t worry, I appreciate his game a lot!

@@RazOls Thanks for this. Carlos to me is the most exciting on the tour.

It's not

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