Get that he wants to pay back all the support he has received but boy was that an awful decision to play so soon Tennis fans react to tired Carlos Alcaraz losing first match as World No 1 in Davis Cup
"Get that he wants to pay back all the support he has received but boy was that an awful decision to play so soon" - Tennis fans react to 'tired' Carlos Alcaraz losing first match as World No. 1 in Davis Cup × Follow Us Create Notifications New User posted their first comment this is comment text Link Approve Reject & ban Delete Log in Manage your profile Editing Story Queue Video Queue Editing Stats Writer Home SEO Redirection Admin Wiki Edits Taxonomy Home Edit Site Menu Mapping Dashboard Tag Pages Community Social Feed Queue Feed Center Notification Center Affiliate Home Manage Pages Bottom Tagline Dash Timeless Stories Logout Tennis Davis Cup 2022 News
Felix Auger-Aliassime defeats Carlos Alcaraz in three sets 6-7 (3), 6-4, 6-2 at #DavisCup.
To beat the current US Open champ, World No. 1, in Spain, down a set, takes a lot of guts.
One of the best wins in FAA’s career.212CAREER. WIN. Felix Auger-Aliassime defeats Carlos Alcaraz in three sets 6-7 (3), 6-4, 6-2 at #DavisCup. To beat the current US Open champ, World No. 1, in Spain, down a set, takes a lot of guts. One of the best wins in FAA’s career. https://t.co/eYeIAGgF6u Here are a few more reactions from fans: Tennis Tipster@TennisTipster05One day you lose to Kwon, the other you defeat Alcaraz… It makes so much sense11One day you lose to Kwon, the other you defeat Alcaraz… It makes so much sense Que THEE chinga, America? @TerpGrad01@josemorgado I was really looking forward to their US Open match last year. Alcaraz had already announced himself as the next big thing and it’s ashame Carlitos had to retire from that match. I look forward to more battles between these two youngsters7@josemorgado I was really looking forward to their US Open match last year. Alcaraz had already announced himself as the next big thing and it’s ashame Carlitos had to retire from that match. I look forward to more battles between these two youngsters Samir Siddiqui@samirfromTO@josemorgado Loses to Soonwoo Kwon but beats Alcaraz .22@josemorgado Loses to Soonwoo Kwon but beats Alcaraz . Sebastián Varela@varelanahmias@josemorgado Interesting era we are about to see. FAA, Sinner, Tiafoe, Ruud, Alcaraz. Anyone can beat anyone.9@josemorgado Interesting era we are about to see. FAA, Sinner, Tiafoe, Ruud, Alcaraz. Anyone can beat anyone. G.W.J the Conqueror@5mintillZeitnot@josemorgado Alcaraz shouldn't have played. He looked exhausted in the 2nd set. Crazy decision35@josemorgado Alcaraz shouldn't have played. He looked exhausted in the 2nd set. Crazy decision Christopher Clarey @christophclareyPersonally, I think it's crazy (if patriotic) that Carlos Alcaraz is playing Davis Cup five days after winning the US Open as a nocturnal being (and going to bed at 6 am in NYC is noon in Spain).
So hard to be surprised by this twitter.com/ATPMediaInfo/s…ATP Media Info@ATPMediaInfoAt @DavisCup in Valencia, @FelixTennis defeats Carlos Alcaraz 6-7(3) 6-4 6-2 and spoils Spaniard's debut as World No. 1.
In 2022, FAA has earned his 1st win over No. 1, 1st @ATPTour singles title (@ABNAMROOpen), 1st team title (@ATPCup) and career-high ranking (No. 8 in August).1255At @DavisCup in Valencia, @FelixTennis defeats Carlos Alcaraz 6-7(3) 6-4 6-2 and spoils Spaniard's debut as World No. 1.In 2022, FAA has earned his 1st win over No. 1, 1st @ATPTour singles title (@ABNAMROOpen), 1st team title (@ATPCup) and career-high ranking (No. 8 in August).Personally, I think it's crazy (if patriotic) that Carlos Alcaraz is playing Davis Cup five days after winning the US Open as a nocturnal being (and going to bed at 6 am in NYC is noon in Spain).So hard to be surprised by this twitter.com/ATPMediaInfo/s… Oleg S.@AnnaK_4everOnly fitting that a player born in 2000s is the first one to beat a No. 1 born in 2000s.
Also, Alcaraz now 7-7 in tour level matches (except Next Gen Finals where he went 5-0) vs opponents born in 2000s which promises us a lot of interesting encounters in the next ten years.601Only fitting that a player born in 2000s is the first one to beat a No. 1 born in 2000s.Also, Alcaraz now 7-7 in tour level matches (except Next Gen Finals where he went 5-0) vs opponents born in 2000s which promises us a lot of interesting encounters in the next ten years. Vivek Jacob@vivekmjacobHuge win for FAA over Alcaraz. The US Open champ is definitely a bit overcooked after his winning run and media obligations that came with it, but an impressive showing from Felix to give Canada an advantage in this Davis Cup tie.8Huge win for FAA over Alcaraz. The US Open champ is definitely a bit overcooked after his winning run and media obligations that came with it, but an impressive showing from Felix to give Canada an advantage in this Davis Cup tie.
Get that he wants to pay back all the support he has received but boy was that an awful decision to play so soon - Tennis fans react to tired Carlos Alcaraz losing first match as World No 1 in Davis Cup
By Shyam Kamal Modified 20 Sep 2022 Follow Us Comment Share Carlos Alcaraz lost to Felix Auger-Aliassime in their encounter at the 2022 Davis Cup Carlos Alcaraz began his reign as the World No. 1 with a loss, falling to Felix Auger-Aliassime in the 2022 Davis Cup Finals. Less than a week after his exploits at the US Open, where he became the first teenager since Rafael Nadal in 2005 to win a Grand Slam title, the Spaniard flew to Valencia to represent Spain in the competition. Although the teenager did not play against Serbia, he was selected to compete against Canada, where he took on World No. 13 Auger-Aliassime in the second singles rubber. Despite taking the first set in a brilliant tiebreaker, the exhaustion of the last two weeks caught up with the Spaniard in the next two, as he bit the dust, losing 6-7(3), 6-4, 6-2 to the Canadian in front of his home fans. With Roberto Bautista Agut beating Vasek Pospisil in the first rubber, the contest was to be decided in the doubles encounter, which also went in favor of Canada to give the North American team the tie 2-1. Tennis fans on social media were not too concerned with Carlos Alcaraz's loss, remarking that it was quite understandable that he was tired after such a demanding stint in New York. At the same time, they blamed the Spanish Tennis Federation and Alcaraz himself in part for the "awful" decision to jump back into action so soon. "I get that he wants to pay back all the support he has received from the Spanish Federation and the Spanish fans but... boy was that an awful decision to play DC so soon after an exhausting US Open," a fan wrote. Dagny Taggart@aynrandrules@josemorgado I get that he wants to pay back all the support he has received from the Spanish Federation and the Spanish fans but... boy was that an awful decision to play DC so soon after an exhausting US Open...5@josemorgado I get that he wants to pay back all the support he has received from the Spanish Federation and the Spanish fans but... boy was that an awful decision to play DC so soon after an exhausting US Open... At the same time, one fan noted that it was mighty impressive how the Spaniard could even put up a fight against Auger-Aliassime considering how exhausted he must have been. "A very impressive fight, considering 11 days ago Carlos Alcaraz was in the 1/8 finals of the US Open and played a marathon 17 hours in 4 matches since then," a Twitter user wrote. Serving for set double fault double fault@fivegamesall@josemorgado A very impressive fight, considering 11 days ago Alcaraz was in the 1/8 finals of the US Open and played a marathon 17 hours in 4 matches since then.@josemorgado A very impressive fight, considering 11 days ago Alcaraz was in the 1/8 finals of the US Open and played a marathon 17 hours in 4 matches since then. Meanwhile, users on Twitter were ecstatic with the Canadian's performance regardless of Alcaraz's physical state. Some remarked that he belongs among the best young players in the world at the moment and that he was capable of beating anyone on his day. "To beat the current US Open champ, World No. 1, in Spain, down a set, takes a lot of guts. One of the best wins in FAA’s career," a user tweeted. Lukas Weese@WeesesportsCAREER. WIN.Felix Auger-Aliassime defeats Carlos Alcaraz in three sets 6-7 (3), 6-4, 6-2 at #DavisCup.
To beat the current US Open champ, World No. 1, in Spain, down a set, takes a lot of guts.
One of the best wins in FAA’s career.212CAREER. WIN. Felix Auger-Aliassime defeats Carlos Alcaraz in three sets 6-7 (3), 6-4, 6-2 at #DavisCup. To beat the current US Open champ, World No. 1, in Spain, down a set, takes a lot of guts. One of the best wins in FAA’s career. https://t.co/eYeIAGgF6u Here are a few more reactions from fans: Tennis Tipster@TennisTipster05One day you lose to Kwon, the other you defeat Alcaraz… It makes so much sense11One day you lose to Kwon, the other you defeat Alcaraz… It makes so much sense Que THEE chinga, America? @TerpGrad01@josemorgado I was really looking forward to their US Open match last year. Alcaraz had already announced himself as the next big thing and it’s ashame Carlitos had to retire from that match. I look forward to more battles between these two youngsters7@josemorgado I was really looking forward to their US Open match last year. Alcaraz had already announced himself as the next big thing and it’s ashame Carlitos had to retire from that match. I look forward to more battles between these two youngsters Samir Siddiqui@samirfromTO@josemorgado Loses to Soonwoo Kwon but beats Alcaraz .22@josemorgado Loses to Soonwoo Kwon but beats Alcaraz . Sebastián Varela@varelanahmias@josemorgado Interesting era we are about to see. FAA, Sinner, Tiafoe, Ruud, Alcaraz. Anyone can beat anyone.9@josemorgado Interesting era we are about to see. FAA, Sinner, Tiafoe, Ruud, Alcaraz. Anyone can beat anyone. G.W.J the Conqueror@5mintillZeitnot@josemorgado Alcaraz shouldn't have played. He looked exhausted in the 2nd set. Crazy decision35@josemorgado Alcaraz shouldn't have played. He looked exhausted in the 2nd set. Crazy decision Christopher Clarey @christophclareyPersonally, I think it's crazy (if patriotic) that Carlos Alcaraz is playing Davis Cup five days after winning the US Open as a nocturnal being (and going to bed at 6 am in NYC is noon in Spain).
So hard to be surprised by this twitter.com/ATPMediaInfo/s…ATP Media Info@ATPMediaInfoAt @DavisCup in Valencia, @FelixTennis defeats Carlos Alcaraz 6-7(3) 6-4 6-2 and spoils Spaniard's debut as World No. 1.
In 2022, FAA has earned his 1st win over No. 1, 1st @ATPTour singles title (@ABNAMROOpen), 1st team title (@ATPCup) and career-high ranking (No. 8 in August).1255At @DavisCup in Valencia, @FelixTennis defeats Carlos Alcaraz 6-7(3) 6-4 6-2 and spoils Spaniard's debut as World No. 1.In 2022, FAA has earned his 1st win over No. 1, 1st @ATPTour singles title (@ABNAMROOpen), 1st team title (@ATPCup) and career-high ranking (No. 8 in August).Personally, I think it's crazy (if patriotic) that Carlos Alcaraz is playing Davis Cup five days after winning the US Open as a nocturnal being (and going to bed at 6 am in NYC is noon in Spain).So hard to be surprised by this twitter.com/ATPMediaInfo/s… Oleg S.@AnnaK_4everOnly fitting that a player born in 2000s is the first one to beat a No. 1 born in 2000s.
Also, Alcaraz now 7-7 in tour level matches (except Next Gen Finals where he went 5-0) vs opponents born in 2000s which promises us a lot of interesting encounters in the next ten years.601Only fitting that a player born in 2000s is the first one to beat a No. 1 born in 2000s.Also, Alcaraz now 7-7 in tour level matches (except Next Gen Finals where he went 5-0) vs opponents born in 2000s which promises us a lot of interesting encounters in the next ten years. Vivek Jacob@vivekmjacobHuge win for FAA over Alcaraz. The US Open champ is definitely a bit overcooked after his winning run and media obligations that came with it, but an impressive showing from Felix to give Canada an advantage in this Davis Cup tie.8Huge win for FAA over Alcaraz. The US Open champ is definitely a bit overcooked after his winning run and media obligations that came with it, but an impressive showing from Felix to give Canada an advantage in this Davis Cup tie.