This Is Why Carlos Alcaraz Has The Best Forehand Since Del Potro 

@Ian Novak I would say it is pretty close to federer's tbh

@@pancake9939 Yeah, it looks very whip-like. Especially when he finishes around the waist with it.

@@pancake9939 yes but more acceleration and also can put heavy spin like nadal

Don't be ridicilous, it has absolutely nothing common with Federer's forehand, first of all Federer has eastern grip and his forehand is absolutely different in motion, Rafa never hits forehand like Alcaraz, Rafa uses lots of topspin even when driving ball, Alcaraz forehand is his own and its unique, you guys either don't play tennis or don't watch enough tennis.

Similar take back, compact swing of Federer, similar acceleration and follow through of Nadal, has similar feel and accuracy and power redirection of Federer, similar topspin of Nadal with a dose of Delpotro power

And much better than Fed forehand, Federer needed good position to blast a winner fh. Alcaraz can do it running and from not ideal position, also more variety and can add topspin if he needs it.

@@raxrax223 We'll see if Carlos' "much better" forehand can get him 20 slams

You must be insane, drunk, or insanely drunk to even think part of that statement is even remotely true.

you're kidding right...

Italiano tenías que ser....

Really?? I Guess you are joking or if not..Then you need glasses

I hope so

Personally i would like Kyrgios to win it even as he deserves at least one even thought hes annoying af sometimes...

@@dildobaggins2759 Exactly. He's loaded with easy power and great hands. A little bit of focus and the man can run through draws on grass, hard courts.

Hopefully he doesn't burn himself out, this happen every year to rising players, they either burn out or drop in ranking after reaching a high rank or beating top ranked players.

And you called it!

This aged very well!

Fernando González is not a spanish player, he´s chilean

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He's not talking about his career though, just the forehand. Give Delpo half decent health and he's winning more than just one slam, and that's what Raz is suggesting