Cameron Norrie was showing his duoling skills during Carlos Alcaraz, but John McEnroe was not a fan.

Collision between the last quarter of the two time Wimbledon gambler Alcaraze It didn’t start from the beginning to the largest.

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Alcaraz, Alcaraz relieved direct victories over the age of 29, was in cruise control during the ship, storm a 6-2 lead.

The Spaniard was once again prevalent in the second set early and went before 3-1.

Knowing that Alcaraz was a serious danger to escape the competition, Norrie, therefore, tried to inject a little energy when the crowd and his rivals rolled the shot.

Among the round of applause, Norrie It is made by “Vamos”, which returns “Let’s go” in Spanish.

Norrie’s cry was McEnroe fulfilled the comments.

“Was Norrie” Vamos? “McEnro said.

He added: “It’s rare for a guy born in South Africa, who grew up in New Zealand and is a Brit, who says Vamos.”

Social media fans shared an attitude similar to McEnroe.

A user x wrote: “Norrie why are you saying vamos? You are not Spanish!”

Another said: “Alcaraz is very good, norrie saying Vamos, seriously!”

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A third added: “John McEnroe called Norrie for shouting Vamos and well.”

In the end, he said, however, Alcaraz 6-2, 6-3, 6-3 to victory.

Alcaraz was rarely needed to cross the central courstrings, Norrie full of praise.

“I am very happy. It is very special to play another final of Wimbledon,” Alcaraz said.

“I want to go as far as I can and today I am happy with today’s playing level, against a really difficult player like camera.

“It’s an amazing guy. No one has harder than him and it’s nice to see you fight for great things.”

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Although Alcaraz left the short flirtation in Spanish, Another Spanish-visited visit was receptive.

Last November, Norrie fought from a set and Roberto Carballes against Baena Baena Bawed, but since things were warmed after the after-hand handheld.

The Spaniard appeared angry with Norrier repeatedly saying “Vamos”, to motivate himself in full return.

He said to his opponent, “You are saying” come “all over the time (while) on my face. You didn’t have to do that.”

Anyone without identity replied: Do you get a pair of “a pair of vamos” and p *****? “

Carballes Baena retreated: “Come on a pair”? No!

“You said ‘Vamos”, looking at my face. You don’t have to do that. “

Later Norrie explained to his story in his court and said he said ‘Vamos’ to “shoot myself.”

“I couldn’t play much worse than me, and I was gone, and apparently there was a couple of times that” vamos “said,” he said unto No.

“But I stopped doing that, and I started playing better.

“Then I was glad to turn around, and it is nice to win after an injury.”