Carlos Alcaraz gave a piece of advise to his fans after the match that…

Starting out with a major disclaimer, Carlos Alcaraz should be alright.

He is twenty years old. Despite being the most accustomed to clay, which may be his ideal surface, he has only won two Grand Slam titles on other surfaces. He became the youngest guy to reach #1 at the age of 19.

Even Alcaraz’s fiercest opponents, including peers like Jannik Sinner, believe he is the best player of his generation. He’s going to win a ton of competitions, including numerous Grand Slams. It’s only that since defeating Novak Djokovic in five sets in the Wimbledon final eight months ago, he hasn’t been victorious in any competition.

That is the longest he has gone without

an ATP Tour-caliber championship since he began to win them in 2021.

And that’s, um, a little strange.

Do you recall the euphoric days following Wimbledon?

There was a feeling that he had taken the torch from the Serbian champion, a player who had more Grand Slam victories and almost everything else than almost everyone, after he returned to defeat Djokovic, the greatest grass court player in the world, on Centre Court. For a very long time, this was meant to be the beginning of Alcaraz winning pretty much everything.Starting out with a major disclaimer, Carlos Alcaraz should be alright.

He is twenty years old. Two Grand Slam championships have already been won by him, but none of them

arriving on clay, which is both his most accustomed and possibly best surface. He became the youngest guy to reach #1 at the age of 19.

Since he began earning ATP Tour-level titles in 2021, that is the longest period of time he has gone without one.