Djokovic_is_the_best#1
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Alcaraz has regressed as a player. Players are much more confident against him too. The Spaniard has to go back to the drawing board.
ATP250 Argentina Open 2024
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socallefty
G.O.A.T.
Did Djokovic take his soul at Cincinnati? Carlos hasn‘t been in a final since. Why does this monster keep doing it to young players?
Djokovic_is_the_best#1
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Sinner probably took his soul more. Sinner is the bigger problem to Alcaraz for the rest of his career.Did Djokovic take his soul at Cincinnati? Carlos hasn‘t been in a final since. Why does this monster keep doing it to young players?
NeutralFan
G.O.A.T.
More like he hasn't improved and approach the game with no strategy and it seems JCF is more of a yes man to boost his inflated ego instead of kicking his backside to plan new things. He has horrible shot selection, makes silly mistakes in return games and on big points. He's opposite of Djokodal they used to win sets they had no business winning and Carlos loses sets he has no business losing. With the rise of Sinner he is going to feel more pressure.
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ALCARAZWON
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Can't expect to beat a top Chilean on clay (Jarry's ranked 21st, and been 18th, and playing on his best surface), I know I wouldn't.
So not a big deal, and its never a good idea to waste energy on ATP250, unless you are on a comeback and need match practice.
It was the perfect result for Carlos, he played 6 sets (and won 4 of them, lost one in a tiebreaker) so remains fresh for Indian Wells.
So not a big deal, and its never a good idea to waste energy on ATP250, unless you are on a comeback and need match practice.
It was the perfect result for Carlos, he played 6 sets (and won 4 of them, lost one in a tiebreaker) so remains fresh for Indian Wells.
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TheSlicer
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this was a bad loss, not because he lost to jarry, as he played a good match, but because how he lost, no spark, no reading the match, that extra something is not there at the moment, he still has a chance to bounce back in rio, if he wins that he will recover the points, its true that coming back to clay after a long time had something to do, but this bad moment from him sure goes beyond that.
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ALCARAZWON
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If Carlos had won Argentina or wins Rio, he'll be criticized for overplaying, and Argentina in particular because its atp250.
He played well enough to win 5 of the 6 sets at Argentina (lost 2 sets, but one was in a tiebreaker vs. #21), good enough early season form.
He played well enough to win 5 of the 6 sets at Argentina (lost 2 sets, but one was in a tiebreaker vs. #21), good enough early season form.
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TheSlicer
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i would say it was more that winning wimbledon caused a big decompresion on him, he was so hungry, going for every ball, suddenly you win the most important slam in your second full year, its like his energy levels have gone down because after the tremendous impact hes had on tour the first two years, now everything feels like extra, i hope he can reset his mindsetDid Djokovic take his soul at Cincinnati? Carlos hasn‘t been in a final since. Why does this monster keep doing it to young players?
Zardoz7/12
Hall of Fame
Jarry hits hard and moves really well for someone his height.
The way he takes his forehand reminds me of Opelka's forehand though Jarry came before.
The way he takes his forehand reminds me of Opelka's forehand though Jarry came before.
Djokovic_is_the_best#1
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I think he gets hyped up a bit too much at times. We know he’s talented but the guy has looked ordinary for months now. He just isn’t feared by the fiend now. He’s been worked out.
NeutralFan
G.O.A.T.
It's not just fear but even low ranked players are going toe to toe from baseline and he seems clueless in winning points against them.
Rovesciarete
Hall of Fame
Jarry is exactly the type of player to trouble Charlie. As a tall player the high kick of his topspin gets often into his strike zone where Nico can unleash. He can serve very well and keep up the pressure for long time. His movement on clay looks also good.
Not many can pull such a game plan off, but against those he needs to adapt more.
Not many can pull such a game plan off, but against those he needs to adapt more.
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nolefam_2024
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nolefam_2024
Bionic Poster
He said his smile is his superpower. ATP has robbed him of his superpower. It's good.
Baseline_Bungle
Legend
Uhh... he's playing Rio too, you know?
Move
Legend
Lol, fanboy even does not know Carlitos schedule
Vincent-C
G.O.A.T.
Don't think the rest of the field aren't taking note.
Vincent-C
G.O.A.T.
straights. nice
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ALCARAZWON
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Nothing wrong with losing to Jarry.
Jarry on fire and on clay, he's unbeatable.
Jarry on fire and on clay, he's unbeatable.
Move
Legend
I stand with my call earlier this week
Oval_Solid
Hall of Fame
jarry guy is terrible
Yep! What a wonderful moment for the 23 year old and his team. Clinches his first ATP tour level title, in straight sets. NJ outplayed, but has had a good tournament which will no doubt give him confidence going forward.
Good to see Bolelli win the doubles. I enjoyed his pairing with Fognini, when they played together.
Mainad
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Maiden ATP title in his maiden ATP final for Diaz Acosta. He becomes the 4th maiden ATP titlist of the season (after Lehecka, Tabilo, Darderi). He won the tournament without dropping a set and becomes the 16th Argentinian player to win his home tournament since it began way back in 1927 and the 1st since Schwartzman (2021).
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