Wimbledon 2023: Electric Carlos Alcaraz puts on clinic to dispatch Daniil Medvedev and storm into first SW19 final

Carlos Alcaraz stormed into his first Wimbledon final with a stunning performance to blow away Daniil Medvedev in straight sets. The top seed produced a highlight reel of shots as he sealed a 6-3 6-3 6-3 win in one hour and 49 minutes. Ad Alcaraz will face seven-time Wimbledon champion Novak Djokovic for the title on Sunday, following the Serbian’s comfortable victory over Jannik Sinner.

WimbledonDjokovic fired up to face Alcaraz in 'the best final we could have' at WimbledonAN HOUR AGO The pair will be vying for the world No. 1 spot as well as the trophy on Centre Court, as Alcaraz looks to clinch his second major title and deny Djokovic a record-extending 24th. “What can I say about him [Djokovic]? Everybody knows the legend he is.

It’s going to be really difficult," Alcaraz said. “I will believe in myself, that I can beat him here. I saw that he is [unbeaten] since 2013 on this court, so it’s going to be a tough challenge.

but I’m grateful for this. Djokovic swats aside Sinner to reach Wimbledon final Murray has ‘shown enough’ to beat players like Tsitsipas, according to former coach Jabeur v Vondrousova may be 'most complicated, tricky, tactical match' — Wilander «It’s a final, there’s no time to be afraid or tired. I will go for it, and we’ll see what happens.” There was nothing to separate the players through the first seven service games, with no break points on offer for either.

But Alcaraz pounced at a crucial moment, with a fizzing return and well-timed net approach earning him the first break point of the match. He only needed one, as another big return proved too hot for Medvedev to handle, and the Spaniard showed no nerves as he served out to love to take the opener. Questions were asked of the youngster