Alcaraz

As soon as the men's singles draw at the French Open was made, attention immediately turned to today's Alcaraz vs Djokovic live stream in the semi-finals. The biggest matchup in tennis is now upon us and both the world number one and the player looking for the outright lead for men's Grand Slam titles will step onto Court Philippe Chatrier at Roland Garros in what will surely be an epic battle. Read on and we'll show you how to watch from anywhere with a VPN , and potentially for FREE. It's a beautifulday on Court Philippe Chatrier with both players coming into this one clear of any injuries. The winner faces whoever comes through the Casper Ruud vs Alexander Zverev match that follows them. The final is on Sunday. The players are on court and play is underway. Alcaraz vs Djokovic is scheduled today (Friday, June 9) not before 8.45 a.m. EDT / 5.45 a.m. PDT / 1.45 p.m. BST. ►U.S. — NBC, Tennis Channel and ►U.K. — ► Watch anywhere— Try It's hard to believe but this is Carlos Alcaraz's first French Open semi-final. The Spaniard is the youngest-ever world number one, won his first Grand Slam at last year's US Open, and announced himself to the wider tennis world at Roland Garros last year before falling to Alexander Zverev in the quarter-finals. The Spaniard has dropped just one set from his five wins to the last four, his 6-2, 6-1, 7-6 (5) destruction of fifth seed Stefanos Tsitsipas was a visceral demonstration of the brutal groundstrokes that define the 20-year-old's game. M...

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PARIS— The No. 1-ranked Alcaraz produced one particularly brilliant shot — one that went viral within minutes and could be talked about for years — en route to claiming the second set of what, at the time, was a closely contested and thrilling showdown. But in the end, this highly anticipated matchup was as anticlimatic as can be. That’s because early in the third set, after nearly 2½ hours of exertion and tension in 85-degree heat at Court Philippe Chatrier, Alcaraz’s body began to lock up. First, his hand began to cramp. Then his legs. And so, at 1-all, Alcaraz needed to take a break and get treated by a trainer. Because it was not a changeover, Alcaraz was required to forfeit the following game and fell behind 2-1. From there, it was pretty much all over. Djokovic, who is 36, was able to cruise to the finish against Alcaraz, who is 20, making for the widest age gap in a men’s Grand Slam semifinal since 1991. Score one for the old guys. It was the “I feel for him. I feel sorry. ... I hope he can recover very soon,” Djokovic said. “I told him at the net he knows how young he is. He has plenty of time ahead of him. He’s going to win this tournament, I’m sure, many, many times. He’s an unbelievable player.” Not this time. Instead, it is No. 3 Djokovic who will meet Ruud — a two-time major runner-up last year, including in Paris — and Zverev — the runner-up at the 2020 U.S. Open — were scheduled to play the second semifinal later Friday. Neither owns a major trophy. Djokovic...

PARIS— The No. 1-ranked Alcaraz produced one particularly brilliant shot — one that went viral within minutes and could be talked about for years — en route to claiming the second set of what, at the time, was a closely contested and thrilling showdown. But in the end, this highly anticipated matchup was as anticlimatic as can be. That’s because early in the third set, after nearly 2½ hours of exertion and tension in 85-degree heat at Court Philippe Chatrier, Alcaraz’s body began to lock up. First, his hand began to cramp. Then his legs. And so, at 1-all, Alcaraz needed to take a break and get treated by a trainer. Because it was not a changeover, Alcaraz was required to forfeit the following game and fell behind 2-1. From there, it was pretty much all over. Djokovic, who is 36, was able to cruise to the finish against Alcaraz, who is 20, making for the widest age gap in a men’s Grand Slam semifinal since 1991. Score one for the old guys. It was the “I feel for him. I feel sorry. ... I hope he can recover very soon,” Djokovic said. “I told him at the net he knows how young he is. He has plenty of time ahead of him. He’s going to win this tournament, I’m sure, many, many times. He’s an unbelievable player.” Not this time. Instead, it is No. 3 Djokovic who will meet Ruud — a two-time major runner-up last year, including in Paris — and Zverev — the runner-up at the 2020 U.S. Open — were scheduled to play the second semifinal later Friday. Neither owns a major trophy. Djokovic...

As soon as the men's singles draw at the French Open was made, attention immediately turned to today's Alcaraz vs Djokovic live stream in the semi-finals. The biggest matchup in tennis is now upon us and both the world number one and the player looking for the outright lead for men's Grand Slam titles will step onto Court Philippe Chatrier at Roland Garros in what will surely be an epic battle. Read on and we'll show you how to watch from anywhere with a VPN , and potentially for FREE. It's a beautifulday on Court Philippe Chatrier with both players coming into this one clear of any injuries. The winner faces whoever comes through the Casper Ruud vs Alexander Zverev match that follows them. The final is on Sunday. The players are on court and play is underway. Alcaraz vs Djokovic is scheduled today (Friday, June 9) not before 8.45 a.m. EDT / 5.45 a.m. PDT / 1.45 p.m. BST. ►U.S. — NBC, Tennis Channel and ►U.K. — ► Watch anywhere— Try It's hard to believe but this is Carlos Alcaraz's first French Open semi-final. The Spaniard is the youngest-ever world number one, won his first Grand Slam at last year's US Open, and announced himself to the wider tennis world at Roland Garros last year before falling to Alexander Zverev in the quarter-finals. The Spaniard has dropped just one set from his five wins to the last four, his 6-2, 6-1, 7-6 (5) destruction of fifth seed Stefanos Tsitsipas was a visceral demonstration of the brutal groundstrokes that define the 20-year-old's game. M...

This will be Djokovic's 34th Grand Slam final appearance, which ties him with Chris Evert for most in men's or women's tennis in the Open Era. He is also the oldest man or woman to compete in the French Open final. After the dominance Alcaraz has shown throughout the French Open, it was surprising to see him stymied so quickly and so thoroughly. Djokovic opened fast and furiously as he stamped his authority on the match in just the third game with these bonkers exchanges. this is only the beginning 👀 — Tennis Channel (@TennisChannel) While Djokovic was whipping off shots with ease, Alcaraz was a bit sluggish. The first set started getting away from him, with Djokovic up 4-1 before his opponent could get a hold. Alcaraz looked like he might be getting more comfortable, but he ended up on the losing end of a marathon 12-minute game that saw him blow three different chances for break point. He managed to win a third game before Djokovic took the set. Alcaraz was livelier and more successful in the second set. He took his first lead of the match just after he pulled off this absolutely earth-shaking, mind-blowing return. In Novak voice: NOT TOO BAD 🤯 — Roland-Garros (@rolandgarros) When Djokovic stops to applaud you just after you beat him in a rally, you're doing something right. Just after Alcaraz took a 4-3 lead, Djokovic needed a medical timeout to get some massage on his right (dominant) forearm, which he'd been periodically shaking out. But even that didn't sto...