“This will be life changing” – Fans react to the announcement of Netflix’s latest docu series about Carlos Alcaraz’s dominating 2024 season
This will be the first time Netflix will be producing a series around an individual tennis player.
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A few hours after Carlos Alcaraz successfully defended his Wimbledon title by beating former World No.1 Novak Djokovic 6-2, 6-2, 7-6(4), Netflix announced that a docuseries chronicling the Spaniard’s 2024 season will be released next year.
While the streaming service had hinted about this on its website in March, it has now picked the perfect timing to make it official. Alcaraz has excelled this season despite making a slow start. During the Sunshine Doubles, he earned his first title of the year at Indian Wells.
The 21-year-old followed it up by winning his maiden French Open title, becoming the youngest player since Rafael Nadal to win it. With the Wimbledon title secured on Sunday (July 14), he now has three big titles this season and is expected to win a lot more this year. Next up, he will be teaming up with Nadal for the 2024 Paris Olympics men’s doubles.
Netflix revealed that the series will take fans closer than ever to Alcaraz and show them a behind-the-scenes view of his historical year.
Good morning to the Wimbledon champ. An all-new documentary series chronicling Carlos Alcaraz’s 2024 season is coming to Netflix in 2025!
Netflix announced on X (formerly known as Twitter)
Good morning to the Wimbledon champ.
— Netflix (@netflix) July 15, 2024
An all-new documentary series chronicling Carlos Alcaraz's 2024 season is coming to Netflix in 2025! pic.twitter.com/rvR4EbXGFz
This is not Netflix’s first attempt at a tennis docu-series. Break Point, which followed several ATP and WTA tennis stars in 2022 and 2023, ran for two seasons before getting canceled in February.
Fans react to Netflix’s latest docu-series about Carlos Alcaraz’s dominating 2024 season
Fans reacted on social media to Netflix’s announcement of a docuseries about Carlos Alcaraz’s life both on and off the court during the 2024 season. This is the first time that the platform will do a series about a single tennis player.
One fan stated that it was too long of a wait for the series and that it would be “life-changing” when it gets released.
Can’t wait o my goodness this will be life changing
A fan reacted
Can’t wait omygoodness this will be life changing https://t.co/nduKQaWvKI
— isla (@xoxoppr) July 16, 2024
Here are other reactions from fans:
Should be a good one. Carlos is an exciting player to watch.
— PromptlyAI (@PromptlyAI_YT) July 15, 2024
We will be watching!
— Love, Danny (@DannyWxo) July 15, 2024
We will be watching!
— Love, Danny (@DannyWxo) July 15, 2024
Exciting! Can't wait to watch his journey unfold on Netflix.
— Khan's Crusaders (@nighat_1503) July 15, 2024
Can't wait to see Carlos Alcaraz's journey on Netflix. 2025 can't come soon enough! ?
— ???????.????.??? (@orbis86_x) July 15, 2024
Awesome!
— ALL IN ON CRYPTO (@aesagt) July 15, 2024
This kid will be the GOAT!
Biggest young star in sports right here
— Jay (@jayy_7781) July 15, 2024
I'm conflicted both excited for Carlos and somewhat skeptical about this. It's seems like a bad omen. You did one on Naomi Osaka when she won her 4gh GS and her tennis career took a nose dive after that.
— Lindie Langa (@AwaitedOne1) July 16, 2024
Looks like you picked one hell of a season to follow the boy genius…
— Divinity Mode ? ?? (@jaketennisnut) July 15, 2024
Last year, Alcaraz failed to win any title after winning Wimbledon. He will be hoping that the same fate doesn’t repeat this year, especially with Netflix’s cameras following every move he makes.
In case you missed it:
- “No one player was favorite,” Rafael Nadal explains what makes Carlos Alcaraz even better than the Big Three
- “People talk a lot, but we have to try to stay calm,” Juan Carlos Ferrero claims Carlos Alcaraz has lot to improve upon despite four Grand Slam titles
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