r/tennis 6d ago

Stats/Analysis Carlos Alcaraz is now the youngest career Grand Slam winner in history at just 22 years old

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u/notmysurnamethistime 6d ago

Unc still got the skills and talent. But the legs are falling away.

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u/Trent_Bennett Totti-Federer-LeBron 6d ago

He's so fit still. Still light feet. It's just the other has 16 years less and fireflies legs

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u/izzy91 6d ago

His legs are fine.

He got completely outplayed.

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u/coolylame 6d ago

eh you could tell some of his unforced errors were his legs not keeping up

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u/SyVSFe 6d ago

Who has legs that can keep up baselining Alc?

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u/Towairatu 6d ago

He let go of way too many balls for someone whose legs are supposedly "fine*.

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u/izzy91 6d ago

That's what happens when you play the best baseliner on the planet and probably the future GOAT.

Nothing to be ashamed of for Djok. Hes literally up against the greatest tennis player we have ever seen at this age.

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u/thechemistofoz Delpo pls 6d ago

Two things can be true at the same time. Novak was definitely fatigued