Alcaraz for wrong play in the US Open after defeating Djokovic Tennis News

Carlos Alcaraz, the second seed, recorded the main winner of 24-Times Novak Djokovic 6-4 7-6 (4) 6-2 clinical resolution to reach the open final in the United States, prevalent in a very expected confrontation that fills the house at Arthur Ash.

The match was described on Friday as the most important ticket in New York, and it was up to the noise level, with the line that connects its intensity, as the hero 2022 was drowned in deaf chants on the match point.

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Djokovic won the last two meeting, including in the quarter -finals of the Australian Open Championship earlier this year, but the 38 -year -old showed weariness against the Spaniard 16 years.

“It is something that I am working on, only consistency in matches, in the championships, over the year in general,” said Alkars, who won his fifth title in Roland Garros this year.

“Just no rise in the match. Only the level that started the match, I just wanted to keep this level up during the entire match.”

Djokovic dropped his service when he sent a bullet behind the foundation line in the opening match and was unable to prepare one point opportunity in the first group, which Alcaraz closed with an unimaginable service.

We urged us to celebrate the seventh -seeded stands in the battle in the second group, where she was sent to a wonderful background to turn it on a break in the second match.

But Alcaraz has not fell a group yet in New York and was not about to start when he put his foot on the gas, and set up a break after he survived the 16 -round rally with one of the winners of the front and turning from the baseline.

The bottom 0-2 in the tie, Djokovic exceeded his opponent in the exchange of Corpan on the net and temporarily stopped to seize the crowd roar, which is a reminder of the Serbian permanent appeal two decades after his first appearance in the main clouds.

But the Spaniard kept his nerves, and closed a tie with two non -transit acts before the talented Djokovic has a break with a double error in the fourth match of the third group.

“It is not easy to play against him, to be honest.”

“I am thinking about the legend, what he achieved in his career. It is difficult not to think about it. This makes his confrontation more strict.”

The writing was on the wall of Jokovic, as it hit another double mistake on the penultimate point of the match, and he bent on the net while congratulating his opponent on a smile after handing him over the competition with a group of wide front.

“Of course, it is frustrated on the field when you can not keep up with this level physically. But at the same time, this is also expected,” said Djokovic, who got another of his four titles in the United States in 2023.

“It comes with time and with its progress.”

The sinner overcomes

Defense champion Janek Senner in the past in Felix Ogler-Eliasermes 6-1 3-6 6-3 6-4 in the second semi-finals to create another match in a great title with Alcaraz and renewing one of the most binding competitions in sports.

Shortly after Acarraz weave its magic to dismantle Djokovic, the singer -like sinner usually has made a mistake at times but prevailed to ensure a third major final in a row with the Spaniard.

The Italian scientist No. 1 faced a short resistance in the fifth match of the competition, but he asked for the severity of keeping the opening group other than Al-Tuzil and wrapped it when August-Eyasem sent a wide back blow.

Auger-Elias settled in the semi-finals in New York, breaking 5-3 in the next group on its way to settling the match, before exceeding the soles of the feet with the sinner in the third group, only until the momentum turns again.

Sinner, who took over a medical deadline earlier, found his groove to close the third group and ignore a strong challenge from his Canadian opponent who was re -activated with some clutch that serves in the next group of progress.

The sinner will face Alacaraz in the Grand Slam Final, respectively, on Sunday. Sinner captured the Australian Open and Wimbledon titles this season, but lost to Alcaraz in an epic battle of five groups in the French open final.

The sinner said: “Sunday is a very special and final day again.” “I feel that our competition started here (in 2022) playing an amazing match. We are now two different players, with different confidence as well.”