Tennis followers clearly imagine that Carlos Alcaraz is ready for an enormous future with many extra Grand Slam titles to return following his Wimbledon win over Novak Djokovic. The 20-year-old defeated Alcaraz in an exhilarating 5 units victory over Djokovic to say his first SW19 title, to very large acclaim forward of what's shaping as much as be a promising profession within the sport.

This month’s win was not his first Major, nevertheless, as Alcaraz will subsequent be defending his US Open victory from final 12 months. The Spaniard has acquired large reward from the tennis world after halting Djokovic’s spectacular run at Wimbledon, together with from the Serb himself who believes that Alcaraz is a mixture of the entire Big Three.

While Express Sport readers might have gone one additional and tipped him to eclipse the likes of Djokovic, Roger Federer and Rafa Nadal by way of Grand Slam victories. After 5,438 votes had been solid on what number of Major trophies Alcaraz would win earlier than he retires, the outcomes had been emphatic.

An overwhelming 41 per cent of votes tipped Alcaraz to win 21 or extra Majors, placing him on the very least forward of Federer who retired with 20 wins. Djokovic leads the best way with 23, another than Nadal however with out a comparable degree of competitors because the Big Three - many imagine that Alcaraz will emulate and presumably go one additional than their achievements.

While 20 per cent of voters felt that Alcaraz would solely win between 11 and 15 Majors, with 16 per cent tipping him to go higher and be victorious between 16 and 20 occasions.

The remaining 23 per cent of readers had been extra pessimistic, nevertheless, as 14 per cent felt that he would solely win between six and 10 extra occasions - whereas a mere 9 per cent had been of the opinion that he would win a most of three extra Grand Slams.

Djokovic could also be siding with the bulk, having already heralded Alcaraz as a mix of himself, Nadal and Federer - a scary proposition for the Spaniard’s rivals throughout the following decade.

"I think people have been talking in the past 12 months or so about his game consisting of certain elements from Roger, Rafa, and myself. I would agree with that. I think he's got basically best of all three worlds," mentioned Djokovic after dropping the Wimbledon last.

"I haven't played a player like him ever, to be honest. Roger and Rafa have their own strengths and weaknesses. Carlos is a very complete player. Amazing adapting capabilities that I think are a key for longevity and for a successful career on all surfaces."