Tendulkar’s Verdict on Alcaraz’s US Open Exit
While Tendulkar and Alcaraz have shown mutual respect following the US Open loss, new analysis from Yahoo Sports highlights how the defeat serves as a reminder of the immense difficulty in sustaining Federer-level consistency across major tournaments, even as Alcaraz prepares for upcoming ATP 500 events.
Yahoo Sports is now drawing parallels between Alcaraz's quarter-final exit and Roger Federer's historic 23-consecutive major semi-final streak, arguing the loss underscores just how rare and impressive such consistency truly is in Grand Slam tennis.
Source: Yahoo SportsAccording to Yahoo Sports, Alcaraz’s physical trainer has publicly criticized the late 11 p.m. start time of the quarterfinal, calling it unhealthy for athletes. Meanwhile, the Spaniard has confirmed his participation in the upcoming ATP 500 events in Tokyo and Rotterdam.
Source: Yahoo SportsYahoo Sports reports that Alcaraz has posted a social media tribute to Shelton, calling the encounter a "battle" and praising the American's serve as the decisive factor in the late-night finish. The outlet also highlights video of the Spaniard striding out of Arthur Ashe Stadium with a smile, signaling a positive mindset as he begins his comeback from injury.
Source: Yahoo SportsAccording to Yahoo Sports, both players exchanged gracious social media tributes after the marathon, with Alcaraz expressing happiness at his level despite the wrist injury and Shelton calling him a 'sports icon.' The American now advances to face Frances Tiafoe in Thursday's semifinal.
Source: Yahoo SportsA cricket legend offers a nuanced take on the epic US Open clash, highlighting the physical toll of Alcaraz’s injury return against Ben Shelton’s breakthrough victory.
Source: GN sports/cricket (en-US)
