12-year-old Carlos Alcaraz’s old video goes viral as he defeats Novak Djokovic to complete his childhood ambition of winning the Wimbledon

The old video shows how close Alcaraz has come to achieve his dreams.

12-year-old Carlos Alcaraz’s old video goes viral as he defeats Novak Djokovic to complete his childhood ambition of winning the Wimbledon

Carlos Alcaraz (Credits: Twitter and CNN)

A cute little old video of young Carlos Alcaraz has taken the internet by storm, gaining immense popularity following his remarkable triumph at the 2023 Wimbledon. In an exceptional display of skill, Alcaraz defeated world number 2 Novak Djokovic on his favored court. This video serves as a testament to Alcaraz’s incredible growth and progress throughout his career, encapsulating the distance he has traveled to reach the pinnacle of his sport.

In an adorable video, a 12-year-old Carlos Alcaraz confidently shares his dreams of winning Wimbledon and Roland Garros. He further reveals Roger Federer as his tennis idol, capturing hearts with his admiration for the Swiss maestro.

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The video has melted everyone’s heart now that Alcaraz has achieved one of his dreams. He was very close to winning the Roland Garros this year but got ousted by none other than Djokovic in the semis.

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The video showcases Carlos Alcaraz’s dreams and admiration for Roger Federer and highlights the immense dedication and hard work he has invested in honing his game and skills. In the post-match conference, Djokovic openly lauded him as the best of all three worlds, a fusion of the qualities of the renowned Big 3 players. This extraordinary compliment holds immense significance, particularly for a player as young and promising as Alcaraz.

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How has Carlos Alcaraz performed this year?

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Carlos Alcaraz (Credit: Twitter)

Carlos Alcaraz, in a remarkable feat, secured his second Grand Slam victory of his career, marking his first major title this year. However, his journey to success faced a stumbling block at the beginning of the season. Unfortunately, he had to withdraw from the Australian Open due to a hamstring injury in his right leg. As a result, Alcaraz relinquished his number 1 ranking, which was claimed by Djokovic, the victor of that championship.

Upon his comeback, he won the Argentina Open by defeating Cameron Norrie. He became the first teenager to win the event. In the Indian Wells Masters, he reached the final and defeated Russian player Daniil Medvedev to earn his eighth career title and third Masters 1000. He became the first person to win the tournament without dropping a single set. The last one to achieve this was Roger Federer in 2017.

Another injury forced him to withdraw from the Monte-Carlo Masters. On the clay court, he won the Barcelona Open and Madrid Open to achieve his 9th and 10th career titles, respectively. In the French Open, he lost to Djokovic in the semi-finals as he experienced cramps from the 3rd set onwards. On the grass courts, he won the Queen’s Club Championship, defeating Alex de Minaur and snatching the world number 1 title from Djokovic.

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