It was a great tournament for Djokovic. No one has been able to thwart him, but players like Nadal and Alcaraz have not really participated. Not Alcaraz at all and Nadal also had to give up in a match in one of the first rounds. Furthermore, no one has come close to Djokovic, but he was also very keen to win this tournament after he was not allowed to participate last year. He has not made himself popular with many fans because of his attitude to the corona virus that he absolutely did not want to get a vaccination. But you can't continue to judge someone on that basis, of course. If we look purely at his technical qualities, he deserved to win. Tsitsipas had 1 set point in the final in the 2nd set, but was unable to use it.
The event was easily won by Novak Djokovic, who was clearly the best player there. If anything, his need for the championship increased after he failed to win it last time around, making him an even more deserving winner this time around.
The arrival of a new opponent, though, is always a welcome sight, and I believe Alcaraz might inject some much-needed vitality into the court. The fact that he is still so young (19) means that there is plenty of room for growth. It will be fascinating to watch how he does against the seasoned Djokovic and whether or not he can introduce any innovative strategies. Despite the odds, Alcaraz might pull off an upset and inject fresh energy into the game. I look forward to seeing what great matchups both guys have in store for the future.