Both Juan Carlos and Moya

The Spaniards. It’s always the damn Spaniards 😂

@@maxliu2587 Spanish men just seem to always look good.

looks like he kept taking care of himself. Must help that he coaches Alcaraz too lol

@@benwestlund18 The Sun, pretty women, good water and food... Fiesta and Siesta 😜

@Rafa undisputed Goat XD

@@alexzhao3843 he also knows Rafa won't win

@Rafa undisputed Goat You said the same before US Open 2022 as well. Stop it man.

Was cheering for him too. Glad he won

Finally have a reason to watch tennis after Serena. Love you Carlos and Rudd jobs well done. Enjoyed immensely!

Had to watch my favorites play each other. Painful....

@Rafa undisputed Goat you cannot talk anymore, everyone is saying that do you know😂?

@Rafa undisputed Goat you say the same thing again and again,but Rafa losses.I think you are the unlucky charm for Rafa ,😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

I had never seen him losing for not able to deal with pressure. It looks like he is ready to play the best players. He wanted to outperform them. He loves contest. Where is the pressure? Even Nadal looks like he doesn't want to play meet guys like Djoker, Fognini at highest level. While Nadal loves to have more titles, Alcaraz loves to enjoys meeting seemingly better players than him and also winning. A better version of Nadal. I wish other players take a leaf out of his mentality.

Oh come on!!! The kid has just started!!! He won his first grand slam at 19years old. Give him time to blossom before you judge him if he is great or will be one of the greats! Congratulations Carlos!!! Bring them on!!!

@@bealove2023 What he will become will be decided by the future. But let us see the reality. Players these days are peaking when they are near or above 25. Zverev, Tsitsipas, Medvedev, Felix, Khachanov looked promising in their early twenties they were not able to match big 3 on big stage. They weren't even consistent in general. But just look at this guy. He defeated Ruud, one of the most consistent players these days in a Grand Slam Final after playing three consecutive 5 setters. It's not that he is unnecessarily hyped. He already won 1000 masters titles. He has done what is expected form him. If some one says that he will be under pressure from now on must be ignorant of his hype. He was expected to do well at Grand Slams. The pressure is already there. Just look at how a player like Zverev crumbled under pressur at Grand Slams. The pressure is already there on Carlos. But he never cared about it. Atleast All these days I haven't seen Carlos bothered about the outcome. He always wanted to win the point he is playing right now. He has the Champion mentality. Carlos will stop when he feels that he has no motivation to win the point he is playing at this moment.

I think the pressure was greater to win his first slam. And his potential to improve further is very large at 19

@@wastefellow7166 A long post…but a good one. Agreed. I think Carlitos’ magic ingredient is he LOVES it. Loves the challenge, loves the competition, loves the insane physical exertion. He’s very special and I believe he will be a very special champion.

Don’t really have an opinion on that but I just want to say how amazing it is that thanks to Roger, Rafa, and Novak, we now think of 10 GS as “reasonable but not crazy” amount

lolllllllllllllll😂

Nunca es tarde para aprender.

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He did not mention this in his press conference. Who told you this? Even his coach thought he was tired and he needed to win it in four sets.

@@pureffm In his press conference at 6:05.

Thats true. Angel Ruiz Cotorrro (among others) is also Nadal's doctor. ARC is an absolute reference in sports medicine in Spain, not only for tennis players.There's anything odd, one's always want the Best and ARC is the best

@Rafa undisputed Goat oh do shut up! You don't need to post this for every comment. You need therapy.

There are stories and articles that JCF feels he was ignored and overshadowed by Rafa in Spain. Some say its a source of pain for him. It seems Carlos will be his way to finally get the spotlight he feels he was robbed of. Looking at what he is doing now, interviewing and holding a smaller trophy, posing for cameras. This might be true. We dont see coaches do this, even former players, Grand Slam holders. 😄 New trend, should be interesting.

It was also Toni's final year as Rafas coach, wasn't. He had announced he wasnt going to be travelling anymore.

@Rafa undisputed Goat get a life troll

@Rafa undisputed Goat rafa might just be about done, but you never know. It's inevitable fact that his body is getting old, he can't move as fast.

@Rafa undisputed Goat i hope so! We'll see 👀

@Rafa undisputed Goat yes he will win French 3 more times but cannot win AO,us and wimby

Literalmente no sabes de lo que hablas. Y no es francés es noruego al que ha ganado por la vía rápida.😂😂

@@jaimegarcia9408 supongo tu crees que sabes mucho jejjeje, y no vas a ver que el tenis esta tan mal, donde las grandes estrellas ya no están, Federer, nadal lesionado, thiem, murray y otros, esta vez casi no vi nada de wimblwedon, , no me gusta como está ahora el tenis, en femenil , ni masculino, pero felicidades, con saber la nacionalidad del jugador, vaya que sabes mucho

youre delusional. carlos stepped on his throat and kept it on there the whole match.

@@sashaspano588 Then where did Ruud's all of his experience & hard work go??? He didn't even play 7% well compared to Carlos. Ruud was super luckyyyyyy to win 1 set. 😖😵

@@sashaspano588 For God's sake Ruud started playing slams from 2017. Alcaraz only started in 2020. I don't think Ruud even wanted to play this final. 🤧😓

It was a harder match then you understand you may not of even watched it live. Probably a 2 min highlight reel

@@ayeayroncali6977 Thats not the problem. He went into the match with lots of attitude & ego. Look what attitude & ego made him in the end. 💩💩💩

Anti mask brain fogger?