Carlos Alcaraz On Beijing Final, Flying With Sinner & Returning To Form 🗣 | Shanghai 2024

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[FS-hpoy]

Love to watch Carlos play ....he is a firecracker

[hanif.shaikh]

Dear Tennis TV, please post the final set tiebreaker in full, that was the best and most spectacular part of the match with lungbusting rallies & crazy momentum shift. Please do it.❤❤❤

[veronicanicholls]

What a fine young man! Congratulations Carlos, you are awesome in everyday.

[bunnylover]

Just love both Carlos and Jannik. They are such different players.
Jannik is always serious and Carlos entertains us.
Love both of them for their commraderie and respect.

[iwonaskowronska]

Thank You Carlos. I whish you all the Best in your life.

[jpgolan]

A very nice young man besides being a tennis giant!

[moniahayot-richardson]

I m right with the demands about the tiebreak!! How incredible is it please that’s a pleasure for us and the players too thank Carlos for it with love 💕

[jpchaitu]

He looks so sleepy and tired. Let the poor guy recover a little bit!

[RAUL]

His english improving a lot! Vamos Carlos!

[BrotherTree]

Tennis TV needs to post 30 minutes extended highlights of this final ASAP!

[deepakmahajan-gc]

Alcaraz fan is ups n down journey which gives heart attack. Attacking playstyle which leads to destroying opponent like final set break but at same time losing set from 5-2 and missing coutlness break points and make his and iur life easy lol

[deepakmahajan-gc]

Beijing shanghai schedule is nuts. Special exemptions should be there or their math should be played on Saturday instead of friday

[sportsview]

I've said this many times... ATP Tour... There is no escape from Alcaraz! 😊

[joshawott]

When I watch these 2 play rivalry matches, it reminds me of the big 3. However, when I watch the big 3 highlights, it really makes you wonder how Alcaraz and Sinner would truely fare against them if they could go back in time.

[sabinpintilie]

I’m a Sinner fan…. But this match is the best in all 2024…. Great players, great tennis, this is the soul of this sport!!!

[aksify]

His english has improved so much since he started on tour! 👏

[ChristineWebster-ze]

Please look after this special guy team. Don’t overdo it, he needs a break.

[fprocks]

Prime Carlitos beats prime Sinner. Carlitos beats Sinner on his preferred surface. Vamos!

[Maliilse]

Can you imagine two of the big 3 sharing a private plane together to go to a tournament? Did Roger and Rafa do this? I love how this new generation of champions are friends before everything else and give each other high-fives before matches. No toxic masculinity here!

[urosraskovic]

In order to stay healthy for a long time or to prevent new injuries, Alcaraz must improve the weaker segments of his game first and second serves (improving the consistency, techniques, efficiency, quality, power and speed of the serve, accuracy, precision, covering skills so that the opponent can hardly read and when hitting the ball from the backhand or forehand side on the grass and concrete flat, catch or hit the ball very early in the rise, so you take time for your opponent to react, deep and accurate near the baseline without heavy topspin unlike clay with heavy topspin like Nadal, when you return the opponent's serve on clay and on other surfaces, regardless of whether the first or second is closer to the baseline and not the whole match a few meters behind the line like Nadal and when you receive the second serve of the opponent or you have a chance to attack, be aggressive, that is, attack that serve with an excellent return hitting the winner or you are the one who should dictate the point in the match so that the opponent is on the defensive and you are on the attack, and not the whole match a few meters behind the line so that you defend and the opponent attacks you as in the case with Djokovic at the Olympics, regardless of the fact that clay is a slow surface, your style of play or tactics should be a mixture of defensive and offensive style and not exclusively defensive style like Nadal. On the other hand, on grass and concrete should only be an offensive style with an occasional path or a rare use of a defensive style of play, since all his other shots are top-notch and there is no need to improve) and change the tournament schedule. His service is not of high quality and he needs to work on it so that it is a top weapon (aces, unreturnable serves that the opponent does not return to the court, free or easy points without playing and achieving a strategic advantage in points). Regardless of the fact that he has worked on this shot over the years, it is not enough and he still needs to improve in this segment of the game. Alcaraz needs a top serve because he is a short player and to conserve energy (his body will be preserved like Federer's or Sampras' for most of his career and he won't have constant problems with injuries like Nadal). Sampras, Federer and Edberg had top serve and are similar heights to Alcaraz (height 185 cm compared to Alcaraz's height 183 cm). Sampras' serve was very strong or powerful and fast and of equal quality to the serve of high players (Karlović 2, 08 cm, Isner 2, 08 cm, Ivanišević 193 cm, Rodik 188 cm or Becker 191 cm). Edberg's and Federer's serve was not as strong and fast compared to the previous mentioned players but also top-notch or of equal quality. Also, Federer's serve was superb, but it was difficult to read. Carlos' serve should be of equal quality or in the same range as previous high or low players. For the serve, you have three options: the first is to replace Ferrero with some excellent player with a superb serve to improve your shot (Sampras, Ivanisevic, Federer, Roddick, Nadal version from us open 2010 or Becker), the second is to copy the service technique of some of these players if Ferrero remains in the team as the head coach and the third is to bring another player that I mentioned earlier into the team in addition to Ferrer. Ferero is superb on clay and maybe he should stay in the team but it doesn't have great results on grass and concrete and he cannot improve his serve so that it becomes a top weapon like the other segments in the game, since Ferrero himself did not have a top serve during his career. The tournament schedule should be as follows: a preparatory tournament before Australia or just Australia, one tournament on concrete and not clay or a break until the start of the first Masters, Indian Wells, Miami, Monte Carlo, Madrid, Rome, Roland Garros, Wimblodon, canada, cincinnati, us open, one 500 or 250 tournament and masters: shanghai, paris, final masters or just the last three masters at the end of the season. In total each season he should play 16 (4 grand slams, final masters, 9 masters 1000 category and two tournaments 500 category tournaments) or 17 when the Olympic Games or the Davis Cup are being played and less than 16 when we exclude small tournaments, Olympic Games and Davis Cup. During the season you do not play small tournaments or you play a maximum of 2 tournaments with different combinations of tournament schedules. For Roland Garros, it is enough to play three Masters as preparatory tournaments for the Grand Slam, and by no means 4 tournaments (three Masters and Barcelona) is that too much and unnecessary. This schedule with three tournaments during the clay season is much better than 4 if you prevent injury during the season and the appearance of physical exhaustion (at the end of the season, during the clay season and at Wimbledon). You should copy the clay season schedule of Federer or Novak, is Rafa's schedule completely wrong. One of the reasons why Nadal has very few titles at Wimbledon, always problems with injuries, when he comes to the grass he always has problems with physical exhaustion and losing in the first week of the tournament is precisely as a result of playing a large number of small tournaments during the season in general and playing a large number tournaments or matches during the clay court season. Also, only one indoor title or no major titles at the last three masters in the autumn period of the season due to injuries and physical exhaustion is a consequence of the very reason I said in the previous sentence. His focus should be exclusively on conquest big tournaments (grand slam, masters final and 1000, Olympic games). Other tournaments that do not fall into this group (tournaments 250 and 500, the cup at the beginning of the year and the Davis Cup) are small tournaments or unimportant competitions and do not enter into the parameters for determining the goat race. For this reason, he should play them as little as possible during the season or skip them. With one gold medal from the Olympic Games, he can throw this tournament off the calendar or at least play one more time for another gold medal and then not play again. Davis Cup enough to have won it once and not play again after that. Alcaraz, there is no need to play exhibitions (Laver Cup and other competitions) are they optional tournaments and you only risk injury or physical fatigue as a result of overexerting your body. He also has to learn when hitting the ball to do it with as little effort, expending energy, to work on improving the technique when performing shots, there is no need to run for every ball and to hit every ball all the time with all his strength. These changes will help him one day be in a position to be a goat, a more preserved body throughout his career, without many constant injuries throughout his career. He needs to learn from some of Nadal's disastrous mistakes.