Carlos Alcaraz vs Daniil Medvedev For The Title 🏆 | Indian Wells 2023 Final Highlights

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[tennistv]

🌍 Back to World No. 1
🛑 Ending Medvedev's win streak
🏆 3rd Masters 1000 title
🌴 Youngest ever male to complete career sunshine double

Not a bad day at the office for Carlitos 😎

[raghumandatanush]

djokovic at 35 won ao
medvedev at 27 won 3 consecutive titles
alcaraz at 19 won iw
what an amazing year of 3 different generation super stars!!

[NEO_NEO_]

Too many weapons, too much firepower, and most importantly, fearless. The Medvedev wall and tactical strategy was not only broken, but smashed into smithereens. Well played Carlos Alcaraz!

[alexten]

Alcaraz is the most versatile player these days. Drop shots, slices, serve and volley, going to the net. The whole package.

[Jx]

As a medvedev fan I think Carlos play style perfectly counters Daniil’s. Hes got perfect dropshots, great net game which can expose medvedevs deep position, plus his aggressive game and amazing firepower which can breakdown the defence of Medvedev. He can also lure him to the net which he isn’t too comfortable and pass him. Overall too solid from alcaraz

[kavishkabartlett]

First player to win Indian Wells without dropping a set since Rodger Federer did it in 2017. When a name appears next to Federers and Nadals, you know you’re looking at a future great 🔥🔥

[rogefedwon]

Honestly thank god for Carlos Alcaraz. When Roger retired, I thought my interest in tennis would dip. But thanks to this man, I am more passionate than ever. I’m looking forward to being a Carlos fan for many years to come.

[gomezaddams]

I’ve read more than a few comments saying that Carlos isn’t all that. But, yes, he is the real deal. His comprehension of the positional aspects of the game is very impressive.

[Lanatus]

His game has really been polished since the US Open. This is getting scary.

[redwarrior]

my parents grew up watching the big 4. I've never shown much interest in tennis other than fed and rafa until 2 years ago, when I went to the US Open and witnessed the absolute masterclass that is this sport. last year, I went to the US Open again, and watched this Spanish phenom carlos alcaraz win a 5 setter slugger against jannik sinner. this kid ignited my love for this sport. now I'm growing up watching my generations future for tennis, and it's so incredible!

[samuilc]

I know Medvedev should be tired from all the recent title runs, still the final score is totally unexpected. Wow!

[tucker]

Alcaraz has that Federer talent where he is just so good at the game, but instead of making it look easy, he makes it look impossible. Alcaraz looks like he has 150% the energy of an average human being.

[kaceyrodriguez]

Alcaraz stronger, more aggressive, and less error prone. All court game picked Medvedev apart, Alcaraz is lethal, going to win so many slams at this rate

[gonzalosaizgonzalo]

De coña la forma de jugar de Carlos. Brutal!!! Que soplo de aire fresco para el tenis español este chaval.

[radieschen]

It's simply a privilege to watch this kid getting better and better and improve in almost real time. He will win so many titles in the future, become World No.1 again and again. Vamos Carlitos! 🥰

[luc.juan]

Alcaraz just won Indian Wells and he's not even sweating. What a beast.

[pukulu]

When Roger Federer was playing his best on a hard court he could make other great players look ordinary. Now Alcaraz is doing something similar. He practices on specific shot making, just like Federer did.

[KH-snsj]

Carlos is playing with an even more complete game than he did when he won in New York. His transition & net play is developing really well.

[ESTEBANNDA]

The esthetics of Federer, the power AND accelerarion of Rafa AND the mind AND return of Novak. Such a monster arising

[razgriznene]

I love that 3rd game in the 2nd set, Alcarez basically said "Yes I can rally with you if I wanted to but I can also end the point immediately if I wanted to"