This is how Djokovic reacted to a scream from Alcaraz that he did not expect

The tennis world is getting used to seeing, match after match, magical points produced by the current number 1 in world tennis, Carlos Alcaraz. The Spanish reached the final of Cincinnati Masters 1000 after suffering in the round of 16, quarterfinals and semifinals, without reaching his best level, but the match started against the Serbian Novak Djokovic like nothing happened. Novak He only broke his serve in the first set and with the score 2-4, far from sinking, the Spaniard responded by raising the bar with one shot remaining in a major game, with Carlos Alcaraz regaining ‘ break’ to level the match at 4-4 in a blank game with great service.

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With that 2-4 on the scoreboard, Carlos startled by an amazing scream from under the track. Something forced to return after a right of Novakbut there he launched a surface-to-air missile toward the line, with an unreachable parallel backhand that left the very mouth open. Djokovic.

The Serbian, before such a work of art, could do nothing but applaud his rival.