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Who will it be

I got both of em reaching 20

Carlos Alcaraz beat Jannik Sinner 5-0 retired in the Cincinnati final, 2025 on hard court It was Alcaraz’ first title at the event. Sinner had been the defending champion. The two had recently played the Wimbledon final (Sinner winning) and would soon after play the US Open final (Alcaraz...

As we know, we’ve just seen a guy put in a slam performance which - at least on paper - is one for the ages, featuring the following Complete domination of the world number 1, the reigning AO, USO, ATP finals and Wimbledon champion Limited Sinner to 69% 1st serve points won, 44% overall points...

Today's USO final wasn't the closest match ever, and indeed, there were no real tight sets among the four. No tiebreakers, no fifth set. And I'm not about to predict how many slams they will win individually or collectively. What I will say is that when I watch them head-to-head, I know that...

Who’s more impressive, Sinner or Alcaraz? Sinner using young Nole as the benchmark, or Alcaraz using young Rafa as the benchmark? Closer below, or further above, is considered more impressive. Please set bias aside and do the research if you’re a true tennis fan.

ATP H2H: 2-1 for Felix The first Grand Slam meeting between these two tennis players, both born in the 2000s. Jannik is a big favorite, but can Felix stop him from advanced into the final? We'll see on Friday.

Novak really dominated Jannik early on, so despite losing so many sets and matches in a row he still has a positive dominance ratio against his best student. Against Alcaraz he won more matches but the DR also has been close. Despite Charlie having had recently a 5-0 streak against Jannni...

Dimitrov was the only player to take more than one set against Sinner in 2025 and had to retire with bad injury. Jannik was obviously hampered by the fall, dropping his fh by 10mph and the quality of serve and forhand to levels unseen in recent memory. However the old prince has become over the...

Let's go. I'm still undecided, I'll come back you soon and edit.

Just wanted to give props to Jannik. Over many eras we would point at certain matches/losses how they caused a player to go through a slump or even never rediscover their old form. We have made such assumptions even for the Big 3 over the years. But so far at least, Sinner is completely...

Thanks for the data to Tennis Abstract. Alcaraz has broke a lot more often, despite Jannik winning a slightly higher percentage of points. In the serve department Fritz is quite close, in the return Alcaraz even more so. RkPlayer SPW 1Jannik Sinner [ITA] 70.5% 5Taylor Fritz [USA] 70.3%...

Carlos Alcaraz beat Jannik Sinner 4-6, 6-7(4), 6-4, 7-6(3), 7-6(10-2) in the French Open final, 2025 on clay Alcaraz was the defending champion and he’d won Monte Carlo and Rome (beating Sinner in the final) leading into the event. Sinner was playing his first final at the event and had won...

He has to find a level which Dimitrov found before his injury, he has use variety and not get into baseline slugfests with Sinner. More slices, maybe junkballs giving Sinner nothing, his return game must be on to dictate play. This isn't 2023, Sinner is now the number 1 player in the world and...

Carlos Alcaraz beat Jannik Sinner 1-6, 6-3, 6-2 in the Indian Wells semi-final, 2024 on hard court Alcaraz, the defending champion, would go onto win the title, beating Daniil Medvedev in the final. Sinner had recently won his maiden Slam at the Australian Open and would immediately after win...

Curious how people feel. I don't mean to lead the witness but that seems to be a common opinion and maybe my own as well. I don't have a ton of time with recent HEAD racquets these days but this older Speed MP Graphene XT has soooo much more feel. Kinda bummed on how nice a racquet can be in...

Simple question. As far as I know the last 5 matches Alcaraz has won and Sinner lost. What are the dynamics that made this happen? Why is Sinner having trouble defeating Alcaraz?

Ladies and gentlemen, tennis was, is and will continue to be in good hands! :) The final highlights, blocked on this website:

Now, I'm not saying that the rest of his career will be a total disaster like Coria's was after losing that infamous RG 2004 final from 2-0 sets up & multiple chances to close out 3-0 or 3-1. Sinner is younger than Coria was & probably not as mentally fragile, but this is still a bad look on him...

Carlos Alcaraz beat Jannik Sinner 7-6(5), 6-1 in the Rome final, 2025 on clay It was Alcaraz’ first title at the event and with the result, he completed full set of clay court masters titles. He had recently won Monte Carlo for the first time also. It was Sinner’s first final at the event or at...

Now we are deep into the clay season, its time to analyze. Thiem is now retired clay player. He reached peak on clay in 2017 to 2019 when he was in Madrid, Rome and RG finals. He has won 1 title at Barcelona. Zverev peaked on clay in 2021 to 2024 where he has reached finals of Madrid, Rome...

Hubert Hurkacz beat Jannik Sinner 7-6(4), 6-4 in the Miami final, 2021 on hard court It was the first Masters final for both players. Hurkacz was seeded 26, Sinner 21. Sinner was 19 years old Hurkacz won 78 points, Sinner 69 Serve Stats Hurkacz... - 1st serve percentage (49/69) 71% - 1st...

So whether you go live rankings or live race or something else (other than wishful thinking), who do you regard as the Top 5 right now per ATP and WTA -- in 1-5 order? Try not to put too much stock in the past or in your projection of the future, although I may have? My own: MEN: Sinner...

Just curious on what users on this forum would do edit: Also, Masseur*

Great compilation from Reddit*, with the top50 of players with over a hundred tiebreaks played! *Credit to imtheguy55

Raw graphite? wonder what it is if this is just a limited paint job that looks the same as auxetic 1.0 because sinner won’t use any other paint job. that would be the worst case scenario.