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Andy Roddick and the TC Live crew discuss recent calls for Carlos Alcaraz to alter his coaching team

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  1. 1
    @ketilb732

    I think Ferrer first and foremost does one thing: Loves to watch the unbelievably entertaining player play his tennis boldly, so happy that trusting in the creative kind of game can win multiple slams and put a maverick atop the number one ranking again. Who would want Carlos to change anything about his game and attitude?!? Who doesn’t love him stepping UP when playing tiebreaks?

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    @Wes1128

    When really sit down and try to process it, it is insanely and ridiculously ignorant for people to have doubts and wonder if something is not right whenever Carlos loses a match, especially if he loses early. The tennis expectations are so absolutely skewed and we as fans are more than spoiled that we’ve witness 20+ years of sheer machine like dominance from 3 players. That era is GONE, and every needs to reset and level set. And lets not forget that Carlos has F O U R M A J O R S. He is half way to guys like McEnroe and Agassi, just to name a few. This kid has PLENTY of time to continue to mature and win, but do to his play style, like Paul said, hes going to be prone to more losses and earlier losses more than a guy like Sinner because hes flashy. He likes to have fun, and sometimes doesn’t take every point as seriously as the public thinks he should. Well guess what, that is his personality and thats never going to change just because the couch coaches think it should, I hope it does. I love watching Carlos play because as a recreational player who’s nowhere near the level of a pro, I can relate to Carlos. I can see myself in him when he attempts a crazy shot in a tense moment, when he smiles on the court, when he wants to put on a show for the crowd, all that joy that he brings to tennis is the joy I personally feel when I step on to the court. and I love that about him, that he can still show he is human and not a robotic machine that we’ve been used to for the last 20 years.

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    @sunirmalmukherjee1079

    Carlos will always struggle on hard courts…because he can’t play grueling baseline rallies like sinner,zverev and medvedev…He has these brain freeze sometimes on his own serves when he gifts break point opportunities to almost every player he plays against…His clutch and hussle play comes on clay and grass and he will thrive on these surfaces..

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    @lowkey.8448

    few month ago people were saying that it is not carlos winning its just bc ferrero is in his box saying him everything he should do too much coaching bla bla and now he must change coaches bc he had a few losses that he shouldnt have for his quality & his game is a bit up and down .. moral of the story people will yap bs on the good & bad days

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