In a match without equals, the Spaniard destroyed the Serbian from start to finish and quickly ended the story in a All England packed with fans who watched the Spanish star shine on the green grass.
Alcaraz now has four Grand Slam trophieswith a perfect record in major tournament finals. He won the back-to-back Wimbledon titles, the 2022 US Open and the French Open last month.
The defeat deprived Djokovic of his 25th Grand Slam title as he looked to overtake Margaret Court on the all-time winners list and also equal Roger Federer’s mark of eight men’s singles titles. Wimbledon.
Carlos Alcaraz crushed Djokovic and was crowned champion at Wimbledon
Alcaraz He converted his fifth break point in a first game that lasted 14 minutes, before the 21-year-old third seed took the opening set comfortably thanks to the strength of his serve.
DjokovicThe second seed came under further pressure at the start of the next set when Alcaraz broke his serve quickly and capitalised on the Serb’s service problems to take a two-set lead after another convincing 6-2 win.
Djokovic and Alcaraz They were neck and neck until 4-4 in the third set, before the Spaniard broke with a great backhand winner to go 5-4 ahead. However, despite being 40-0 up in the tenth game, he wasted three match points and lost his serve.
The 37-year-old Serb recovered and forced a tie-break, but Alcaraz claimed the crown when his opponent smashed a return into the net.
Source: Ambito
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