Us Open/Challenge Federer Record Little Bull Alcalas Advanced To The Round Of 16

U.S. Open defending army Spanish "small Barbarian" Alcaraz (Carlos Alcaraz) won 4 sets on the 2nd, joining Serbian famous Jokovic (Novak Djokovic) ranks, the first 2 seeds are secure to reach the top 16, the challenge to become the first successful "small barbarian" in 15 years also mentioned, not unexpectedly small about the reversal ability.

Jokovic performed a "lose 2 win 3" big reversal on the 1st, dramatically defeated compatriot Jere (Laslo Djere) in the local cross-day war in New York, and narrowly advanced to the fourth round, avoiding a repeat of the script of the third round of 2006.

Alcaras, who played about a day later, said he was ready for bed after watching the first two sets of the match, "but you know, when I went to bed, I thought Jokovic would come from behind, of course, he has shown time and again that he is the best player of all time."

His eighth career "2, 3, 3" comeback victory came just after his comeback against Alcarras at the Cincinnati Masters, a three-set match that lasted 3 hours and 49 minutes, setting a record for the longest final in tournament history.

"Small wild cow" mentioned that small about can play like a 20-something performance at the age of 36, crazy and incredible, "we have to give this recognition, this is also something I admire."

Alcarras 2 6:2, 6:3, 4:6, 6: 3 beat 26th seed Daniel Evans of Britain, and will face 22-year-old Italian rising star Matteo Arnaldi in the next round, continuing his challenge to become the first consecutive men's singles player since the "Swiss express" Roger Federer in 2008.

"Finishing the title is certainly my goal and I'm looking forward to it. No one has done it since Roger Federer and I'd love to be a part of history with him." "Mr. Alcaras said.