A final for history: Novak Djokovic chasing his 24th Grand Slam, his eighth Wimbledon title and number 1 in the world. Carlos Alcaraz fights to conquer the throne and succeeds: the twenty-year-old Spanish tennis player beat the great Djokovic in Wimbledon after an exciting match in 5 sets: 1-6, 7-6 (6), 6-1, 3-6, 6-4 after 4 hours and 46 minutes of play.
Alcaraz-Djokovic: Carlos beats Novak after almost 5 hours
A very tight match, marked by continuous twists and turns with a great champion like Djokovic who hadn't lost on central court for ten years and 45 games. But faced with the Carlos phenomenon, there was nothing they could do. The first set starts in favor of Novak but already in the second set – which ended in a tie break – Carlos makes it clear that he is not joking, the third set is overwhelming for Alcaraz (6-1) but Djokovic reverses the situation in the round set (3- 6). The fifth set marks the final victory with 6-4 for the Spaniard.
A match like a king, seen like a king: the King of Spain Felipe can enjoy the show in the stands at Wimbledon and the Spanish embassy immediately publishes a patriotic tweet:
Djokovic congratulates Alcaraz: 'You deserved the win'
Djokovic congratulates Carlos: “I lost in front of a better player than me. I have to congratulate you, you deserved the victory." "It's never pleasant to lose a match like this but I have to be grateful to Wimbledon for winning so many important matches" and he recalled the one with Federer.
Alcaraz first Wimbledon win: “A dream come true”
And here is Carlos Alcaraz's first interview after the victory: "It's a dream come true" and thanks Djokovic: I was inspired by your tennis.
