Carlos Alcaraz | Top Points vs. Jannik Sinner | 2022 US Open Quarterfinal

Well, I guess across the street they'd call it a swing and a stray crow brings the early heat. They told us the foreigner was going 104 miles per hour. How about that quality three-point score that has plenty of chances? Three doubles in the game. It is invaluable. the comments you get, hello, this is not the first time he says that the foreign return to that place was early, his body weight and momentum were advancing so quickly that it was almost like he just couldn't break through, I mean Karen felt this backhand lob that hit. ridiculous balloons at the beginning of the season that's how it's done, you just get the feeling that he loves his craft, right?

He's been all over that second lord since the first game and especially on the due side and these are the net skills. what we were talking about I just feel like the early doubles were inhibiting Cinderella and then of course they beat Federer one set down, two sets to one down, actually how clever that was, isn't it the wire that was He's playing here, right? many holes in him he never felt intimidated facing them once again the defense against the sun is so good tougher that it feels like he is doing a lot more the first advance towards the juice court versus the quality of the plane oh come on, what? how about that on the The day that this was Carlos Ferrero who, ironically, won in the final here in 2003, let's not forget that the heat again, right?

It's pretty weak. One from the United States. It really was much better creativity. Your name is Carlos. Those two shots. It couldn't be different, an initial setback and then the deep field with the lob set point of the teenager from Spain who has taken a first set, leads Yannick Sinner as if he had not done more, as if he had not done Wimbledon nick, yes. And again, the problem he has with that serve is that he's just looking for the forehand, so he's sitting in the backhand corner and there's some space there and he knows it and, believe it or not, he's just unlucky.

The rest is a little more difficult to hit. your standard volley here because of alkaraz's ability to recover from this position is absolutely excellent, but that should not come close to the service line, it should be very short in match statistics, that's where we get a lot of our information, oh. that's heavy, such a smart server, he used it a lot on his way to the title in Miami on hard courts earlier this year. It's a nice balanced portfolio from the center six, one on each side, oh, come on, oh, found it sensational from Carlos Alcaraz. standing up, oh he has no business doing that shot, nothing at all, look at this, electrifying the crowd, oh that's sensational, it's just breathtakingly beautiful, it's landing with a straight elbow when you move so well sideways to the side like these guys too, once again, excellent choice.

Wasn't it just the vision? It's one thing to have the vision, but then in order to execute it, you have to hit it softly to that point, you have to remember to cover the cross break, it's easier. a weather around an incredible surf body, one a little slower has been a revelation, hasn't it? This big output shift is happening right now. He's riding the wave. He is up 6'5 given the circumstances. Oh, in your life, right? I've never seen anything like it and he still shakes his head at what the load of him is capable of doing and then recovering.

There is still work to do. Look at this. Boom. Good night. See you diving into it. Ripper combo. Movement so dynamic three times of the highest quality. Players who show all the skills of him, how is this Spanish Sam press-esque lifting sensation towards the back get a slightly weaker response and from here on he is just a blazing victor? If you look closely, you'll see a triple-digit forehand vapor trail. 100 miles an hour, that one did it, licked the line, nick, let's take a look, find the gap, okay, it's a big hole given what happened in the last 15 minutes, it's just a gem, hey, listen, he said who had a head loss on the set.

Period, can't he against making shots like that? It's early, it's difficult and it's very close to the line in case you lose position and they score well, because he usually then gets a forehand on the next shot and stuff. he got hit at 107 miles an hour, the racket came out of his hand, but he makes contact with the ball first, yeah, definitely, so I think Damian definitely got the knot part wrong. It doesn't take long for this guy to turn a negative into a positive. He's four out of 17, so he went through that period, had nine break

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and couldn't convert, so the tenth time he was lucky for once because the Senate did not find its rank too often.

I missed it by a mile, though from defense to offense at lightning speed. Yes, this time it's his turn to kiss the line. What a blow. It is poetry in motion. your own time out and you don't have time to recover a shot by putting a foot inside the baseline here with a lot of built-in security fascinating and magnificent execution oh once again that could have been his fastest serve of the day thirty alchemist francina um hey 14 15. congratulations, warning, sir

sinner

. 24th break point of the night for the Spanish. He has broken the Italian number one.

I've seen a lot of good Grand Slam matches this year, Robbie, but I'm not sure I'm not better than this one. the quality is off the charts, concentration collapses, but it hasn't lasted long and it's only been raining winners, he's insatiable, well, he jumped it, he made a space for himself, but we're tracking that, aren't we? ? Oh yeah, good and really brilliant after five hours, he's moving like he did in the

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ing game of this match, combination of foot speed and anticipation, use of left hand to sneak through the middle, okay, 13 -15, a night that no one will surely forget here in New York.

It ends with the warmest of hugs that was special.