Carlos Alcaraz's golf celebration: Origins traced of his unusual dance move

In a thrilling turn of events, tennis sensation Carlos Alcaraz has clinched his second championship title at the Flushing Meadows tournament, defeating Jannik Sinner in the final match. This victory comes hot on the heels of his semifinal win against Novak Djokovic.

Before Alcaraz's triumph at Flushing Meadows, there was another exciting prospect on the horizon - a golf match against golf champion Sergio Garcia. The match was scheduled for the day after Alcaraz's win, with Garcia given a head start of at least 10 or 15 points.

Garcia, the 2017 Masters winner, has been a loyal supporter of Alcaraz throughout his tournament, and the two share a mutual dedication to golf. Alcaraz's uncle and coach, Juan Carlos Ferrero, and tennis legend Rafael Nadal are also avid golf fans.

Interestingly, Alcaraz had jokingly mentioned his upcoming golf match with Garcia before his victory at Flushing Meadows. The prize was a result of a pre-arranged golf match, with Alcaraz receiving a head start. After defeating Djokovic, Alcaraz was awarded a $200 prize from Garcia.

Despite the friendly competition, the golf match between Alcaraz and Garcia was a fair one, with the points difference discussed beforehand. Unfortunately, Garcia will not be participating in the Ryder Cup later this month.

As for the next golf event at the start of the US Open 2022, there is no information available about who will accompany Alcaraz or any points promised to him. However, after each match at Flushing Meadows, Alcaraz has been celebrating by mimicking a golf swing with his racket.

With his latest tennis victory, Alcaraz continues to make waves in the sport. Currently ranked number one in tennis, Alcaraz's dedication, skill, and love for the game are evident in every match he plays. The golf match against Garcia promises to be an exciting addition to his journey.