Carlos Alcaraz vs Sebastian Korda - Highlights Round 3 I Roland-Garros 2022

Carlos Alcaraz vs Sebastian Korda - Highlights Round 3 I Roland-Garros 2022. Watch the best moments from the match that opposed Carlos Alcaraz and Sebastian Korda at #RolandGarros 2022. Carlos Alcaraz won 6/4 6/4 6/2.

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Roland-Garros 2022: from 16 May to 5 June.

[shuproproeza]

Anyone who has not seen the game should try to watch a video with all the highlights because the variety and quality of Alcaraz's points has been impressive

[papigringo]

Lost to Berrettini in January
Beat Berrettini in February
Lost to Nadal in March
Beat Nadal in May
Lost to Korda in April
Beat Korda in May

That's all his losses from this year, and he is clearly learning something when he loses. It's truly impressive.

[ConMan]

Alcaraz is looking like he can do whatever he wants with the ball. He seems damn near unstoppable

[brycebeglau]

This dude is so amazing. I haven't seen someone so talented and so ballsy in many years. Total legend

[allanfonseca]

He's not just playing well. He's got it all: forehand, backhand, serve and volley, drop shots. Sometimes it's like watching a blend of Roger and Rafa. Astonishing!

[porter]

Can’t get over how quickly Alcaraz adjusts his body at 0:20, to be able to get that sort of power from his forehand after being so far out of position is astonishing, and the winner straight afterwards wasn’t half bad either.

[salvaslicker]

This match was a great example of how much Carlos learns from match to match.

[johnk]

This guy is a miracle for the sport of tennis

[rosePetrichor]

the positions he can hit the ball from are so unorthodox. so many times it looks like he's taking a shot too close to the body or too far behind him only for it to whip around with incredible spin or cut low across the net and you realise he knew exactly what he was doing. A joy to watch, and has the mental strength to grind out his B game when the explosive theatrics aren't at full strength that day, which is what separates the strongest players from the rest.

[choonyew]

This can be made an instructional video for advanced players. Exceptional demonstration of Alcaraz's movement and preparation before he strikes the ball, the foundation which builds his game on. Kick serve, wicked lobs, and deceptive drop shots are marvelous to watch.

[Nic]

Thanks you for including the handshake and celebration. Makes it more enjoyable to watch.

[elisakim]

Young but very determined to win in every game. He may still need to practice and experience more to be like others, experienced and seasoned players. Very talented, humble and lovable player.

[vladamaric]

What a Beast, looking so good and really strong out there on the court!

[fivos]

All the top players hitting their stride, the tail end of this tournament will be mega!

[eunicesuero]

Mi niño Carlos🙏 hasta la final Que Dios te bendiga con grande éxitos😘❤🇩🇴

[kevincullaman]

Es una estrella Carlos con tan solo 19 años. Disciplinado, súper entrenado, fuerte y le sobra templanza tanto en la cancha como con el público. Impecable, nueva estrella mundial de Tenis y futuro Nro 1.

[pawshands]

Carlos refuses to be just another flash in the pan. He wants to be great and it's not just in his game he already has that champion's gaze.

[jl]

How many people think Carlos Alcaraz is going to be the next legendary tennis player of this generation?

[KingSach]

Alcaraz, much like the big 3, gets better each round, and recovers quickly after close battles. If he plays like this in the next rounds (which he will), he's going to be tough to beat. Djokovic and Nadal can beat him, but it will be tough.

[bogdantenev]

Pleasure to watch Carlos playing like this!So talented, so good, a glamorous player!Hats down...