Carlos Alcaraz's coach points out what surprised him about the Serbian player in the 2024 Wimbledon final against the Spaniard.
Wimbledon 2024
Although Spanish has won the last two Wimbledon finals, there was a situation experienced last year that helped him this Sunday to reclaim the throne.
The final of Carlos Alcaraz at Wimbledon 2024 against Novak Djokovic could be classified as outstanding if it weren't for the small mistake he made at 40-0 in the 5-4 of the third set, when he wasted 3MP and ended up conceding his serve to the Serbian. What was going through his mind in those moments? The Murcian explains in this interview with Javier De Diego on RNE.
"What goes through my mind is that Djokovic, in these situations, knows them all. He has experienced it many times, the fact of saving match points, breaking the opponent, and eventually winning the match. Obviously, I didn't think about all those situations where he went from being dead to ending up winning the match, but it was a fleeting thought, we knew we had to be very strong mentally at that moment. And if we had to play a tiebreak, anything could happen there," valued the Murcian.
Carlitos @carlosalcaraz will NOT be celebrating in Madrid tonight with the @SEFutbol. This morning he still has media obligations at @Wimbledon before disconnecting and taking a few days off.
— Javier de Diego (@dediegoYpunto) July 15, 2024
Next stop, Paris, the Olympics, and
🥇🥇 2 is better than 1 and gold is better than silver. #Wimbledon pic.twitter.com/JNjnScWS0n
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The Serbian tennis player gives the reasons why he maintained a restrained behavior in his clash against Carlos Alcaraz in London.
Novak Djokovic was the main protagonist in the second part of Federico Coria's Vlog at Wimbledon 2024. The Argentine tennis player continues to grow in his YouTuber role, not only showing great curiosities and behind-the-scenes of the British Grand Slam but also chatting for a few minutes with the Serbian after having trained together. In that dialogue, Djokovic confesses that he usually reviews the matches he has lost to analyze a specific detail that will help him improve. However, he never watches the match point of the matches in which he ended up losing.
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Over the past 15 days, we have been witnessing numerous records set by the men's side of Wimbledon. From the tournament with the most fifth sets to the one with the most comebacks after being two sets down, brace yourselves because this one really caught everyone off guard. In addition to the aforementioned, Wimbledon 2024 is also the first Grand Slam of the Open Era where no 6-0 scoreline occurred in the 127 matches played in the men's draw. Something unbelievably remarkable that had never happened before, but there is always a first time for everything.
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Two days after conquering Wimbledon, the Czech still can't explain how she managed to turn the situation around to end up lifting her second Grand Slam title.
Toni Nadal reviewed the events of the Wimbledon 2024 final in ElPaís and expressed his admiration for Carlos Alcaraz, whom he described as "the fastest player I have ever seen in my entire life." Rafa's uncle highlighted the lack of technical weaknesses in the player from Murcia and how challenging it is to devise a proper strategy to try to beat him, criticizing Djokovic's plan in the final, which involved attempting to shorten points and come to the net. "Wanting to win against Carlos nowadays based on speed is almost impossible. Perhaps only Sinner is capable of going head-to-head with him," stated Toni, who emphasized the exciting rivalry that Alcaraz may have with the Italian in the upcoming years.
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Carlos Alcaraz's coach points out what surprised him about the Serbian player in the 2024 Wimbledon final against the Spaniard.
The Serbian tennis player gives the reasons why he maintained a restrained behavior in his clash against Carlos Alcaraz in London.
Although Spanish has won the last two Wimbledon finals, there was a situation experienced last year that helped him this Sunday to reclaim the throne.
Novak Djokovic was the main protagonist in the second part of Federico Coria's Vlog at Wimbledon 2024. The Argentine tennis player continues to grow in his YouTuber role, not only showing great curiosities and behind-the-scenes of the British Grand Slam but also chatting for a few minutes with the Serbian after having trained together. In that dialogue, Djokovic confesses that he usually reviews the matches he has lost to analyze a specific detail that will help him improve. However, he never watches the match point of the matches in which he ended up losing.
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The final of Carlos Alcaraz at Wimbledon 2024 against Novak Djokovic could be classified as outstanding if it weren't for the small mistake he made at 40-0 in the 5-4 of the third set, when he wasted 3MP and ended up conceding his serve to the Serbian. What was going through his mind in those moments? The Murcian explains in this interview with Javier De Diego on RNE.
"What goes through my mind is that Djokovic, in these situations, knows them all. He has experienced it many times, the fact of saving match points, breaking the opponent, and eventually winning the match. Obviously, I didn't think about all those situations where he went from being dead to ending up winning the match, but it was a fleeting thought, we knew we had to be very strong mentally at that moment. And if we had to play a tiebreak, anything could happen there," valued the Murcian.
Carlitos @carlosalcaraz will NOT be celebrating in Madrid tonight with the @SEFutbol. This morning he still has media obligations at @Wimbledon before disconnecting and taking a few days off.
— Javier de Diego (@dediegoYpunto) July 15, 2024
Next stop, Paris, the Olympics, and
🥇🥇 2 is better than 1 and gold is better than silver. #Wimbledon pic.twitter.com/JNjnScWS0n
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Alcaraz explica lo que pensó al perder el juego del 5-4 en el tercer set
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Over the past 15 days, we have been witnessing numerous records set by the men's side of Wimbledon. From the tournament with the most fifth sets to the one with the most comebacks after being two sets down, brace yourselves because this one really caught everyone off guard. In addition to the aforementioned, Wimbledon 2024 is also the first Grand Slam of the Open Era where no 6-0 scoreline occurred in the 127 matches played in the men's draw. Something unbelievably remarkable that had never happened before, but there is always a first time for everything.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, El récord que convierte a Wimbledon 2024 en un torneo único
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Two days after conquering Wimbledon, the Czech still can't explain how she managed to turn the situation around to end up lifting her second Grand Slam title.
Toni Nadal reviewed the events of the Wimbledon 2024 final in ElPaís and expressed his admiration for Carlos Alcaraz, whom he described as "the fastest player I have ever seen in my entire life." Rafa's uncle highlighted the lack of technical weaknesses in the player from Murcia and how challenging it is to devise a proper strategy to try to beat him, criticizing Djokovic's plan in the final, which involved attempting to shorten points and come to the net. "Wanting to win against Carlos nowadays based on speed is almost impossible. Perhaps only Sinner is capable of going head-to-head with him," stated Toni, who emphasized the exciting rivalry that Alcaraz may have with the Italian in the upcoming years.
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Carlos Alcaraz has achieved glory twice so far this season, but what is most impressive is the way he has done it and how he has been able to set astonishing records. One of them is becoming the only tennis player in history to win against top-5 ATP players on all surfaces in consecutive seasons and multiple occasions. This year, he has a 6-0 record against opponents of this caliber, adding to what he did in 2023.
1 - Since the ATP rankings were introduced in 1973, Carlos Alcaraz (2023-24) is now the first to claim multiple ATP top five wins on grass, clay & hard court in consecutive years. John McEnroe (1984) is the only other player to do so in a single year. Wow. #Wimbledon | @atptour pic.twitter.com/OVw4VpSl2l
— OptaAce (@OptaAce) July 15, 2024
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Carlos Alcaraz was ecstatic after his title at Wimbledon 2024 and attended the Champions' Dinner ready to fulfill the tradition of dancing with the winner of the women's tournament, Barbora Krejcikova, who showed her charm and spontaneity by dancing with the Spaniard. They delighted the audience dancing to the rhythm of a song by Dua Lipa.
Absolute geniuses.
— Manuel Sánchez (@ManuSanchezGom) July 14, 2024
Carlos Alcaraz and Barbora Krejcikova dancing at the Wimbledon winners' dinner. pic.twitter.com/4n4CDOpm4Y
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