This was the point that gave victory to Alcaraz and burned New York

Carlos Alcaraz He is a permanent candidate for highlights, the summaries with the best points of the match, tournament and even the season. It produces them in enormous quantities and in all kinds. He has tennis that favors the peak moments and he also felt a special love for the ‘sharps’ that make his and the fans’ blood boil.

There is no greater joy for the Murcian, 20 years old and world number 1, than celebrating a good point connecting the stands. And if the 23,000 spectators go crazy over it, stand up or cheer for turning the impossible into the possible, all the better.

He lit up New York again. The US Open loves the Alcaraz show. They wanted something more than tennis, and he gave it to them. He had the cooperation of his British rival daniel evansanother imaginative player with a multi-handed, complete technique.

The Englishman was left stunned at the point which surely gave victory Carlos Alcaraz in a grueling encounter. He won 6-2, 6-3, 4-6 and 6-6 in 3h.10′.

In the middle of the rise of English, when nothing is wrong, the magic of Carlitos Alcaraz.

Long rally. It requires intensity that is right from Alcaraz. Evans responded with a cross backhand. Alcaraz went to him in agony. That’s why he still stumbles. Mind you, he came and had the strength to return to the other court to return the opponent’s deep volley.

Like a milkshake, no. He reached for the ball and hit a forehand down the line with the necessary spin to save the opponent and land right on the baseline.

arms up Alcaraz, when he finds out that yes, it is good. Evans, gaping helplessly, dropped the racket and stood with his hands on his hips. He couldn’t believe it. That was the finishing touch, the ‘break’ for 4-2 Alcaraz in the fourth set.

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