Congratulations to the Alcaraz fans

[Subway Tennis]

Congratulations to Carlitos and his fans. He had a brilliant tournament. As a Sinner fan I'm a bit crestfallen as I wanted Sinner to do the double crown, but going into the final Alcaraz really did seem like an unstoppable force after the level he showed in the SF.

Enjoy the moment all. The little maestro has done it again.

It's pretty fascinating to see the momentum shifts between these two, with both players daring to challenge each other on perceived surface strongholds and pull off the win.

 

[Vincent-C]

Yes, a real good win for tiny. I'm thinking Carrot will bounce back fine, though.

 

[darthrafa]

congrat to tennis fans indeed
i dont want to see another one dimensional player dominating on the field in coming ten years

 

[Subway Tennis]

Yes, a real good win for tiny. I'm thinking Carrot will bounce back fine, though.

agree.

 

[Shaolin]

Thanks and classy post.

Tennis is in a great place right now with these guys at the top, pushing each other to play their best.

 

[Subway Tennis]

congrat to tennis fans indeed
i dont want to see another one dimensional player dominating on the field in coming ten years

In six months time there will be people again doubting Carlitos, and he will again say "No Mas!" and prove everyone wrong again. He's a brilliant fighter. The only guy with the balls to firefight Sinner atm.

He looked scary at this US Open. We all know how clutch he is and his mercurial talent, but we saw a serious new game face at this USO too.

 

[Subway Tennis]

Thanks and classy post.

Tennis is in a great place right now with these guys at the top, pushing each other to play their best.

agree

 

[darthrafa]

In six months time there will be people again doubting Carlitos, and he will again say "No Mas!" and prove everyone wrong again. He's a brilliant fighter. The only guy with the balls to firefight Sinner atm.

He looked scary at this US Open. We all know how clutch he is and his mercurial talent, but we saw a serious new game face at this USO too.

the best part is on another side
that is sinner also has to try sthing new

 

[NYTennisfan]

Thanks and classy post.

Tennis is in a great place right now with these guys at the top, pushing each other to play their best.

Yep, Sinner's loss to Alcaraz at the French Open fueled him to get better and beat Alcaraz at Wimbledon then the Wimbledon loss fueled Alcaraz to get better and beat Sinner at the US Open. This is what happened with The Big 3, each of them pushed the others to get even better. It's a beautiful thing to watch unfold, well maybe not for the others on tour haha.

 

[Bartelby]

The queue-jumper didn't get the result he wanted. Didn't clap Carlos and gave a grimace to boot.

Clearly not an Alcaraz fan!

 

[Shaolin]

Yep, Sinner's loss to Alcaraz at the French Open fueled him to get better and beat Alcaraz at Wimbledon then the Wimbledon loss fueled Alcaraz to get better and beat Sinner at the US Open. This is what happened with The Big 3, each of them pushed the others to get even better. It's a beautiful thing to watch unfold, well maybe not for the others on tour haha.

Yeah these guys are going to have their way with the tour for a while.

It will be interesting who can step up and get in their way at slams eventually.

 

[Subway Tennis]

the best part is on another side
that is sinner also has to try sthing new

absolutely.

 

[ND-13]

Thank you. Appreciate it

The response from Sinner in the press conference is interesting for the dynamic

 

[4UTRMoutet]

I truly look forward to an even rivalry, where Sinner has periods of consistent dominance and carlos has periods of spontaneous performance.

 

[messiahrobins]

Congratulations to Carlitos and his fans. He had a brilliant tournament. As a Sinner fan I'm a bit crestfallen as I wanted Sinner to do the double crown, but going into the final Alcaraz really did seem like an unstoppable force after the level he showed in the SF.

Enjoy the moment all. The little maestro has done it again.

It's pretty fascinating to see the momentum shifts between these two, with both players daring to challenge each other on perceived surface strongholds and pull off the win.

Sinner has 2 slams this season. Its a brilliant year for him. Its a brilliant season for Alcaraz. Literally nothing for either to be down about or the respective fanbases.

It's literally 50/50 satisfaction wise. Alcaraz won the h2h 2-1 in slam finals. That's sweet.

Sinner won Wimbledon, the most prestigious title. That's sweet.

Literally ATG seasons for both. How motivated both are for the Fall will be interesting as for some reason I get the feeling neither are bothered about being no.1. It's about the Slams for both.

 

[Subway Tennis]

Thank you. Appreciate it

The response from Sinner in the press conference is interesting for the dynamic

Haven't watched the pressers yet. Will definitely do so. Sounds like some juicy details in Sinner's one.