It was the shot of the tournament! And now we really know what @carlosalcaraz was thinking in that moment.
(VIDEO) Alcaraz looks back on shot of the tournament during US Open glory in clip released on 20th birthday
ATPFriday, 05 May 2023 at 17:30
Carlos Alcaraz looked back on the shot of the tournament of the 2022 US Open, an event which he won and he admitted that it was a bit lucky.
Alcaraz produced many crazy shots over the course of his young career and there will certainly be many more. He had a few during his US Open run last year which ended up being the first grand slam event he ever won in his career. At the Miami Open, Alcaraz looked back on the shot admitting that it was a bit lucky:
"Well, I remember that point. It was amazing skill for me, but honestly, this is not something I practice. It was a little bit lucky I remember that point with a lot of love."
He turned 20 today so happy birthday Alcaraz !
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