‘You Have to Die There..’ – Carlos Alcaraz’s Coach’s Aggressive Advice Went in Vain as Novak Djokovic ’s Dominance Thumps His Ward’s Explosive Talent

The Cincinnati Open final witnessed an enthralling fight that fulfilled and surpassed everyone’s expectations. The exhilarating duel between young star Carlos Alcaraz and the Serb legend Novak Djokovic gave a sneak peek into what fans could witness in Flushing Meadows. Amid the extreme battle in Cincinnati, one figure’s voice reverberated over the court. As the final unfurled, the world watched in awe to check whether Juan Carlos Ferrero’s intense training would impel Alcaraz to triumph against Djokovic. However, regardless of Ferrero’s mobilizing cries, Alcaraz’s explosive talent couldn’t overcome Djokovic’s dominance.

During the match, Alcaraz showed surprising potential, dazzling fans and players with his strong and intense playing style. Alcaraz’s coach, Ferrero, remained close by, giving vocal support from the sidelines.

Ferrero’s aggressive coaching falls short as Novak Djokovic prevails in Cincinnati

The exchange of words between Ferrero and Carlos Alcaraz was both extraordinary and energetic. It mirrored the high-stakes nature of his final against Novak Djokovic. Ferrero’s advice went from persuasive cheers to strategic insights. He encouraged Alcaraz to remain firm, keep up his concentration, and do his absolute best.

According to the Express, Ferrero shouted during the match, “Come on, vega, point by point. I know it’s hard for you, but you have to go up with the serve. Don’t give up, don’t give up, come on.”

Ferrero also shouted, “Stay firm, cheer up, cheer up. Long point now, you have to die there. It’s time to be.”

However, despite Ferrero’s enthusiastic training and Alcaraz’s impressive ability, Djokovic’s experience proved too formidable to overcome. The match was a back-and-forth fight, with the two players displaying their skills and grit.

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It was neck-to-neck until the last set tiebreak. At 4-4, a vital misstep from Alcaraz shifted the balance in support of Djokovic. The point permitted the world no.1 to jump all over the opportunity and secure his 95th career title.

Ferrero’s ardent encouragement showed the lengths to which mentors go to drive their players to greatness. The coach had an exclusive interview with EssentiallySports a few weeks back. The former World No. 1 revealed insights into his job as a coach for Carlos Alcaraz.

Ferrero shared insights about his coaching experience with Alcaraz

In 2019, Ferrero discovered an ideal student in Alcaraz, who shared his viewpoints. Remarkably, Alcaraz was just 16 years old when Ferrero, at 43, decided to mentor him. Undoubtedly, this partnership had a transformative effect on the young Spaniard’s career, helping him triumph at the US Open in 2022 and secure the World No. 1 ranking last year. In his interview, Ferrero had expressed that as Alcaraz evolved and readied himself for a significant leap, he placed his trust in their guidance.

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He shared that the academy provided an environment for comprehensive tennis development. It encompassed not just coaching but also essential aspects such as physiotherapy, psychology, fitness, and circuit experience.

As Alcaraz looks to add another Grand Slam title, Djokovic stands in his way? Will the Serb secure a record equaling 24th Grand Slam title?