Tiziana Scalabrine

As the game went on, this interpretation became more and more improbable and it didn't work.

All in all, I'm happy that we didn't go to the fifth, because it would have been a bit too bitter, maybe, to get to the fifth and then lose it to the fifth.

Maybe it's better that way.

If nothing else, nice game, but more painful.

Sì, ha detto un bel lungo viaggio.

Ha lasciato un po' di... anche questo, un pochino di amarezza.

Diciamo che davvero avrei...

During the game, I wanted even more support from the audience.

There were also some very lucky balls for Alcaraz.

At a certain point, a ball that helped him get a very important break, a ball that rolls on the net and falls back into Djokovic's field.

The fact that there was Nadal... Nadal, don't you think you could have avoided telling us so clearly and insistently before the game?

What was he doing for Alcaraz?

I mean, he could have attended or maybe said it later, I don't know.

No, eh?

You couldn't have this thing.

In short, it was ... I really think Djokovic had accomplished an even greater achievement than what was felt at the moment.

At least he showed a really immense level of tennis.

Thank you for saying that.

Yes, the real thing is that no one has, I don't know, you can put it on your legs or on tennis, has enough to beat both Sinterklaas and Alcaraz and win a slam.

So that is an objective fact.