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still it doesn't change anything about the evil clown in your username......how about you grow a pair and stop reporting what you don't like to see about your fave player? this is an open forum and not just forum of that serbian......this place is probably not for weak sauces like you, reporting...

not even on clay, he had a career ending surgery and that's pretty much it.....he has only himself to blame for not keeping himself fit for hyper inflation era and win 25 slams.....there was no need to play in australia and get injured again when he was already injured.....

alcaraz has more chances of winning the final than getting to the final, he is still not in his physical prime but already a beast......best of 5 will definitely suit him quite well......overall there is no clearcut favourite for this one because you cannot leave out senior citizens like zverev...

biggest highlight of the match was the mto...

there is no bromance, make no mistake about it, alcaraz is way too professional to entertain any friendship with a rival......he is after glory and that is what matters to him......

next year is all about one last fight and retiring, a la rocky - 6......rest everything is just wishful thinking, we have to be realistic......

as much i would love that to happen, he is too old, injured and done.......no one can stop alcaraz at roland garros next year.......the torch is passed to him to carry over the spanish legacy over the next 5 years for a start......

his h2h against bug-3 is 6-43

what's that old saying again? no one beats monfils 20 times in a row......he blew 4 straight match points few years ago in qatar i think......their 2005 us open battle was epic and should have actually been won by monfils as well......he blew them both......

he would have lost to thiem or zverev even if he wasn't disqualified......

he is probably 4th or 5th favourite after a bunch of young players......

paul is a typical american player, good serve and aggressive game countering topspin of the opponents......works well sometimes on hardcourts, he took out rafa as well last year.......however it is only a matter of time before alcaraz has his number......

alcaraz has still not entered his prime, that's why......he hasn't yet figured out his stroke order for certain gamestyles......he will roll'em all over in couple of years time.......

does he truly have the power to dictate play with the forehand on slow hardcourts? don't tell me how hard he can hit the ball, even jeremy chardy could do that in his day......faster courts at us open allow him the pace needed to be the counter puncher that he is......

ok, i thought they played only at uso 2013, 2016 and 2019.....totally forgot their 2012 meeting.....

the courts at cinci are frikking slow, as expected he does not have sufficient power of the ground in his game to wrestle out heavy hitting opponents.......his chances at us open depend on a highly favourable draw.......he has to avoid about 5 players to fancy winning the whole thing......

he leads gymny 2-1 at the us open, just like rafa......

whatever happened to coaching teams across the globe, forehand is supposed to be the better groundstroke by miles for a men's tennis player......quite often these days we see even top pros with butter forehands......the same is the case with this lad......if you are touted to become one of the...

this is such an underrated slam of his career, it was his last real epic performance at a slam final......he never returned to that level again......i waited till the end of 2019 to see this nadal back but gave up after that......he still peaks for some battles but the effort is too much and he...

maybe he beats 14 year old rafa from 2001.....

zero votes for sinner, means all the hype is just hype? those who are hyping him up, do they even believe what they are talking? it's not like alcaraz already has 7 slams and needs just 3, the difference is only 2 slams between the two and still no one believes sinner is the real deal......then...

if there were two slams on clay like in the 60s and 70s, we would not have had any goat debates.....

i used to play quite well in my early 20s, regularly at the weekends.....i played on clay and hardcourts, never on grass.....i would rate myself somewhere around intermediate level for that age at local clubs..... i prefered playing from the back......my forehand was insanely aggressive, i used...

he's slightly better on clay than on hardcourts with grass being his worst surface......

though i agree some results have been quite strange in recent times but this one it's just one match, raonic wins because of his massive serve advantage......tiafoe i think will get his act together by us open......expect fireworks, don't forget he was a semifinalist last year......

pretty much agree with this list......2010 was a pure spectacle and 2013 was incredible obviously, 2017 was the weakest scalp and 2019 just about ok with med spicing up things at the end......i would rate 2011 much higher than that though, somewhere around 4th or 5th, just for the simple reason...

depends when he gets the roland garros, it could happen in the next two years......

neither the nagging mary carillo nor the irritating navratilova......that much for sure, don't quite remember the voices of others mentioned in the poll......mary joe fernandez is quite pleasant to hear......

he has already slipped below lendl's record with 3-6 at uso finals......losing 6 finals on a fast hardcourt and winning all 10 finals of medium-slow court in cooler night conditions is not really a sign of true hardcourt goat, he is more of a slow hardcourt court goat......clearly sampras and...

it is possible if he gets a tired novak under the lights on a humid night......if he gets a chance, just needs to cut down on those stupid crowd pleasing antics and remain focused through out, he has the game......