Carlos Alcaraz hammers huge 104mph forehand | Wimbledon 2023 🔨

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[kmcclarney]

To hit that ball that hard at that angle and still be in play is something special

[dpakholly]

Alcaraz put his whole body into that forehand.

[testingforyoutube]

Kyrgios: "Berretini is the only player that can beat Djokovich on grass"

Alcaraz:"Here, hold my beer"

[Nickkkkkkk]

Was gutted to lose Federer and soon Nadal, but Carlos is certainly helping fill the void

[TacticalSocks]

That racket was imbued with Del Thortro's power.

[JLongTom]

And he still made it look relaxed. Gorgeous.

[declanthomas]

What a player, i’ve been out of the tennis loop this year, but he definitely looks like a world number 1

[rightuppercut]

Just watched it live on tv and had to rewind it just to make I didn’t misread it and he indeed hit that forehand at 104 mph. Incredible. 😳👏🏼

[TaskForce_]

Hitting out with such precision, accuracy and blending in with the exact amount of shot power to keep it in along with that fiery speed. Absolute "Canon Ball"

[rosalindayap]

He's a great and awesome player. I hope he will stay humble and win more 🙏🙏🙏👍👍👍

[waynebot]

0:12 did he say "Just cannon fire from Nadal"?

[chadcat]

What really impressed me about Carlos is not just his skills, but his composer. Very mature for his age.

[alejandrabeatrizbecerraman]

FELICIDADES CARLOS ALCARAZ, EL TENNIS EN OTRA DIMENSION, TE MERECES POR TU ESFUERZO HABER GANADO ESTE GRAND SLAM!!🎉🎉

[OOoo]

He did 114mph in the last Roland Garros !

[FrankJames-vkfy]

Wow, his swing in slo-mo was incredible.

[nate]

(Edit). He dethroned the King. For now Federer's record on grass is unbeaten, a new rivalry is born. There's a chance Alcaraz could take the US open too, he's absolutely capable. And next year, anybody dare stop him taking the French open title, he won't cramp up again, so he will be unstoppable.

Alcaraz has actually been incredibly unlucky for the beginning of his career as after his US open 2022 win, he managed to get an injury just before 2023 AUS open so could not enter the draw and then got debilitating cramp in RG semi final. Despite this he has kept his world no1 ranking, but now faces someone who has not lost on a grass court for 10 years.

[aminsabir]

Who’s here after he did a 107mph one a year later against Humbert at the same stage madness

[Djinn_Disfigurement]

I can watch this forehand 100 times in a row without any problem.

[djon_]

Impressive player for so young. Champion one day for sure.

[christiangrey]

people before this match were judging Carlos based on his performance against Jarry
& Carlos really showed everyone his true potential in this match