Carlos Alcaraz’s press conference following his loss against Daniil Medvedev in the semifinals of the 2023 US Open.
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The 2023 US Open main draw runs from August 28 – September 10 in New York City at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center. The tournament takes place for the 143rd time and is the fourth and final Grand Slam of the year. Last year, Spain’s Carlos Alcaraz and Poland’s Iga Swiatek claimed the men’s and women’s singles titles. It was both players’ first US Open title, with Alcaraz winning his first Grand Slam title and Swiatek winning her third Grand Slam title. This year, at the US Open, we’re set for another historic tournament as the world’s best tennis players head to New York. Look out for highlights, extended highlights, full matches, press conferences, on-court interviews, hot shots, compilations and more!
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As a Serb I love this guy, very humble great player still very young but mature for his ages! Hope he’ll stay healthy and dominate tennis in years that comes! 👍
CARLITOS TU SOLO TIENES 20 años y mucho que ya son bastante grande en el tenis, ni si quiera han ganado todo lo que tu a logrado en tu poca edad, nada a levantarte y a prepararte para el próximo juego, hoy jugo merdever con mas inteligencias te estudio todas tu jugada y no pudiste con el parecía una maquina a todos le llegaba, tiene que tener un plan B contra los jugadores, nada a seguir trabajando duro para que la próxima tu le gane, solo felicitarlo y decirle en la próxima nos vemos, ERE un campeón anoche no fu tu noche tendrán muchas buenas, y también tiene que dar las entrevistas e ingles y Español nunca olvide, que no todos hablan inglés, que Dios te bendiga😘❤🇩🇴🎉
You will learn english no worry!?!
Carlos has great skills and talent on the courts, but he's not mature, maturing is figuring out the match yourself and not looking to your box on every fault or point won; he needs to humble himself and know he can, will be, and has been beaten; if he's losing a point he gets upset but when he's winning all smiles; amazing how everyone wants to lift and give him these acceulades, until he reaches Federa, Nadal, and Novak, then show the maturity which I'm glad he's realizing.
Some of these questions, man. Correct answer to how long will this loss stay with you?
“16 days 9 hours and 42 minutes.”
I did not watch this match, but judging by the highlights it seemed "off" to me. Alcaraz seemed sluggish and one step slower, to me. Maybe it was because Medvedev was playing so well. I don't know. Let's see what happens with Novak and Daniil.
Medvedev returning all the way from his house 😂
More mindless questions.
In my 7 decades on this planet, I have never seen a more inspired, gifted and exciting tennis player than this extremely humble, brilliant and delightful young man. No tennis player, no matter how great, wins every match they play, and today was not to be Carlitos' day. Such is life! Having said that, Carlitos is already my favourite player of ALL TIME bar none!
Carlitos, young sir, YOU ARE AMAZING! ❤
This time we love Carlos Alcaraz accept defeat against Medvedeved hoping he will improved more talents
Medvedev must win today in final otherwise i will think he is weak player.
Typical absolute garbage journalism from the New York Times. Shameful publication, shameful so-called journalist.
the fact that some people can dislike this kid is crazy. He is a star and handles himself so well.
Wow what a great kid. So much humility and realness. Just so so likable!!
With this kind of level headed thinking at such a young age, …. I have no doubt he will win many GS.
I know its all fair game, but difficult to watch them grill him after such a tough loss, that he has not begun to process. He says I need to get better… very hard to take, when you work so hard. He already is, he just needs to learn to not let not so nice players ( to say the least) get under his skin.
As a huge Nole fan, Alcaraz has posed problems. Yet after seeing his run this year and his class, I can’t help but root for him. I’m still on Novak’s side, but the second he hangs up his racquet, I’m all in on Alcaraz as the next best thing in tennis. Although, I like Med too – hopefully we see a new set of rivalries emerge. Just as long as Ben Shelton isn’t part of it, I’ll be happy.
why does he speak Jamaican?
Great champion with great attitude
From tomorrow the real number one in the ranking will return to being number one, not like the one who had essentially become number one for non-tennis reasons
where is post match interview against Novak ha? heheheh
The game is already requiring from him to play more with his mind rather then pure talent, power and instinct. He has already got the mental game, the next step seems that he will learn to play out of the comfort zone, more awkward tennis, I would say the same school the big 3 went through, although much later in their carriers. As a Nole fan, I wish he would take it just a bit slower 😀
Alcaraz u got lots of time better learn from novak and win 40slams
I'm glad with the triumph of Medvedev , also therefore that Alcaraz has lost , and then understands that any other player could win him.
6:45
Awesome joke at 6:50
You have to like Carlos even more after this interview. What humility, self-awareness, and respect! Amazing!! Thank you, Carlos!!!
We should compare this press conference, released by the possibile future Goat, with Shelton's..a stunning Champion Vs just an inflated balloon…find the difference
He has to be a inspiration for next generations not Shelton, who proclaims himself, with no atp titles at 21 years of age
Love the guy. Super player. Down to earth.
Not only mature on court but also off it. Carlos is a champion. Champions are not determined by wins alone but also their defeats.
He is a great guy..he's humble and mature and will only get better!!❤❤
They're pushing this kid too hard and too fast. He's only 20. He has plenty of time. If they keep pushing he will walk away.
He will be Novak's heir once he retires. Will be the best player in the 2020s for sure. Next year will be unreal for Carlos
Carlos, if only you were not so eager to show off your skill and focus 100% on the games, you would not have lost to Medvedev and maybe you would have won the US OPEN. I hope you learned the lesson hard.
I dint undrstand what is talking about
Medvedev is basically a defensive base line player, he hits hard topspin and deep shots to engage his opponent to the baseline with his game plan so that Alcaraz has no chance of playing drop shots. Alcaraz was trapped into playing Medvedev's game plans. Alcaraz should have done his homework on every player he's gonna meet and be prepared to change strategy when necessary. In this case, he should hit the ball away from Medvedev and move in to challenge him at the net. Aggressive net plays and serve and volleys will give Medvedev a lot of pressure to his tall body frame.
He is going to run tennis for the next 10 years
Carlos Alcaraz will learn and get stronger 💪 Vamos 🙌❤
He finds a return on serve from his house 🏡🏡😂
Love Carlos even more after this press conference. He was off unfortunately on a day like this with a player like this. He'll keep growing and developing. Amazing self-awareness.
During the game he got broken, I knew when he had that last ad and through up prayer hands that he would lose. He was desperate because of physical exhaustion. Med saw and knew he had him then when he knew he just needed to hang on for the next few mins.