Carlos Alcaraz's EPIC Route To Madrid 2022 Title! 🏆

Well, the point almost ended in slow motion. It was anything but. Well, it wasn't quite a one man show, but it wasn't too far off, was it? Well, a somewhat fortuitous end, but for Carlos Alcaraz, it's a winning start here in the Spanish capital. Oh, how about the return of serve? And he has indeed put the first set to bed. Oh, that is quite beautiful. Why has he won that point? What a start to the final set. This guy's special. How has he done that? A shame that it had to end with a double fault. But Carlos Alcaraz makes it a 19th birthday to remember. Yeah, just sat up a jaw dropping opening set of tennis from Carlos Alcaraz. Six games. Oh, no credit to Alcaraz. He stayed alert, stayed sharp. 20 of the last 22 points for Rafael Nadal, right on cue. It's brilliant from Carlos Alcaraz under pressure, finding his very best tennis. It's just magnificent from Alcaraz. Oh, he's got it way to win it. And it is a massive day in the young career of Carlos Alcaraz. The apprentice finally beats the master. A defining day, you feel. After what happened on this court 12 months ago, Alcaraz gets his revenge. He's got the magic box alive and kicking. And Stan Djokovic was up to it. Audacious. What a set and what a reaction. Truly sensational. Stunning. A special talent wins a special match here in Madrid. Carlos Alcaraz becomes the youngest player to defeat a world number one in 17 years. How cool was that? Oh, he's snuck that one by, or has he? But it shouldn't have been any doubt, should it? Oh, that is beautifully done. He's dancing to his tune. Carlos Alcaraz is halfway towards the title here in Madrid. Zoroazvale simply not good enough. Doesn't need a second invitation. Sublime. Carlos Alcaraz is the champion in Madrid. A 19-year-old caps off the perfect week with a third top four win here in the Spanish capital. Of course, it's a brand new trophy this year as well. The inside being orange for the clay. Spanish sculptor David Rodríguez. Carl Bellero designed it. And aptly, it's a Spaniard that lifts it.