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I can't root for him even if he's playing Djoko, its that bad now.

So much corruption everywhere. Even though Jarry has no chance whatsoever to beat him, I hope he serves like peak Isner & hits like peak Djokovic to take the doping Italian out.

Anyone but Sinner & Swiatek. This is ridiculously corrupt now. Swiatek was let off with a slap on the wrist (1 month ban in the off season lol) & they're already dragging Sinner's case endlessly for months without any logic or transperency whatsoever.

Clostebol is a masking agent for something more sinister.

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Not a Fed fan here, but his rise wasn't such a sudden one, he didn't go on to become an absolute machine from one specific point in time. In fact, despite being the #1, he didn't become a top contender on all the surfaces until 2005. I don't think he had shown sudden physical improvements...

Corruption.

Exactly. It is a highly suspicious case as well.

Precisely my point

Do you remember the Dino Prizmic match from last year?

Imo, Clostebol may not be the only thing that he took; its probably the only one that's been found (yet). You just don't go on to improve quite literally every single aspect of your game, including (but not limited to) serve, forehand, backhand, movement, stamina; all within a short span of mere...

No he didn't.

Correction - if you need proof of what Sinner's level is without Clostebol, the best proof is how he played in the first half of 2023 before the US swing, nothing whatsoever after it.

Realistically speaking, Djoko would be the favourite in a potential QF clash, because he is still the better slick HC player between the 2 of them (unless Alcaraz shows us otherwise at AO). Although it shouldn't be like this, it is what it is; and it'd definitely be shameful for Alcaraz to lose...

With Delpo & Schwartzman gone, they certainly don't have the same heights anymore.

Charlie won't even reach the QFs. And if he does, and if he wants the CS, the least he should be expected to do is to take down a 38 yo Novak Djokovic.

Although it's highly unlikely that he beats Djokovic on such slick HCs, I'd still want to see them clash in BO5 on a HC. Djokovic has won both of their BO3 HC matches so far. While the Cincinnati one was a massive stupidity by Alcaraz, he stood no chance whatsoever at Turin 2023 SF.

Not in current form, and certainly not on slick HCs like the AO.

Non era giusto, ma appena sufficiente.

I love what you did there

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Me and Rafa have 14 RGs between us

Djokovic is by far the most gracious in defeat, no two ways about it.

So he'd win 3 slams this year

Zverev would make life difficult for the juiced Italian, but ultimately I'd trust Sinner to prevail due to clutch & mental toughness.

Alcaraz won't be in the SFs imo. It'll take atleast 2 more seasons for him to make a dent at AO imo, barring a serious injury (God forbid).