Carlos Alcaraz vs Stefanos Tsitsipas Extended Highlights | 2021 US Open Round 3

Extended highlights of Carlos Alcaraz’s Round 3 win against Stefanos Tsitsipas in the 2021 US Open.

The US Open is the final Grand Slam of the year and takes place at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center. The 2021 US Open saw Russia's Daniil Medvedev and Great Britain's Emma Raducanu claim the men's and women's singles titles. It was both players' first major title, with 18-year-old Raducanu becoming the first-ever qualifier to achieve the feat. The 2022 US Open main draw is scheduled to go ahead between August 30 - September 11.

[grantwiler]

crazy to come back to this with Alcaraz as a 4x slam champion

[emrazum]

Who would have thought watching this match that Carlitos would be the USO champion and World no 1 the very next year? He has blown all expectations out of the water. VAMOS

[shabzone]

These extended highlights are better than the televised match. Almost 40 minutes of just plain quality tennis, no commercials, no toilet breaks.

[alexwuhib]

Back here one year later. The hype is very much real.

[Icandoitifiwant]

I was at this match and I'm a HUGE Tsitsipas fan, and I sat there in the stands watching Carlos and his INCREDIBLE athletic ability and all around game and I couldn't cheer against this guy. He's going to be a MEGA star over the next 20 years if he stays healthy!!

[tirthankarsarkar]

For me, the best match in US Open this year 💯

[Together.M]

I loved it how Alcaraz got completely dominated in the 4th set, but then came back to win it in a tight 5th set. Great win for Alcaraz :)

[paulcoffield]

Alcaraz is a future ATG. He's doesn't have many, if any, weaknesses to his game. I can see him winning slams in a couple of years.

[beelor]

Love them drop shots. Such a intelligent player at that age.

[robertsterner]

I remember watching this match so well because, even though I'd seen Carlos play in a few matches before this, I wanted to watch Tsitsipas because, whatever issues I might have with his bathroom breaks, etc., I nonetheless like his style of play. By the end of the match, I'd become a full-on Carlitos convert--he obviously had things he had to work on in his game, but the power, speed, and intelligence of his play was something so rare and exciting. And when you watch him volley or move corner to corner, his movement is pure elegance.

[YolandaSaldivareva]

Still come back to watch this after he’s won 4 slams

[cocotimbo]

This kid is amazing! He has it all and we will be watching and seeing him win a lot!

[klk]

what a beast. Its hard to believe how he can hit with such force so consistently, although his game will inevitably change as he grows older.

[alexdiazdiaz]

Partidazo del chaval, orgullosos de los jugadores españoles que lo dan todo

[juliusziemes]

In the fifth set Alvaraz went ballistic
He was firing like a gatlin‘ gun

[BASEBALLfreakFORlife]

I’ll never forget this match. It was my first day working at the tennis channel, and I had little to no knowledge about tennis. Saw this incredible match and just knew Alcarez was that dude. My favorite player now. He’ll win a grand slam this year no doubt

[GeorgeT]

Gonna watch this again and again....what a victory for the youngster...I love the way he plays...especially the mix of super-fast shots and stops...

[arthurvanderkooij]

those first 4 games may have been the gighest quality tennis i have ever seen in my life

[HeartsforJesus]

A star was born that day. Most of us just didn't know it yet

[pierre-marc.gareau]

I feel Alcaraz is gonna be THE next gen player to watch, finally!