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I have him pegged for four. Three masters titles and an ATP finals win. Will be runner up in two slams. Career high #2To be fair, this is "how many big titles" not "how many slams".
I am just messing around but I wouldn't be shocked at all if Sinner raises a slam trophy, actually I kinda expect it.
I wonder who is going to take the 36-37 years old out for him.
He will do it. He will do it at the USO. Novak is going to go all out for that Olympic gold medal and have a horrendous USO campaign
Keep doubting Sinner. Even Djokovic expects Sinner to be a number one player
Yeah, sure.
Though I think Jannik will be seeded second at the 2024’s USO
I wouldn’t be surprised at a slam either, but if the Serbian legend is across the net from him in that final, I don’t see him lifting the trophy
So you admit the next gen are so terrible that they have no chance against a 37 years old in BO5.
Its too late in the night for such a discussion, but let the guy make it to a slam F first, and beat the gatekeepers such as Medvedev, Tsitsipas, Zverev in BO5 before we can start talking about his slam title potential.
You’ll see it. Jannik had an excellent end to 2024 and I’d be surprised if he doesn’t reach a career high of number 2 before Beijing 2024.
How many big titles will be contested on fast indoor hardcourt?
Currently, except for Alcaraz, nobody from below-30 has shown any mental & physical toughness to cross the line against Djokovic in BO5.
He may reach #2 or even #1 by piling up the BO3 wins & titles, pal. I'm specifically concerned about BO5 over 2 weeks
They are inferior to Sinner. Sinner just needs a good clay season and he’ll be the second seed by the USO.
I agree about the concern. Let’s see how he shows up in Melbourne. But I think he’ll reach #2 right before he turns 23
As recently as 3 months ago, a wobbly Zverev beat Sinner in 5 at USO (should've won in 4). Before that, at AO this year, Tsitsipas beat him in 5 (should've won in 3 or 4).
Disagree and it’s sad. Sinner had 24 break points and had many chances in the first 4 sets of that 5 set loss. Sinner was actually the better player for those 4 sets. Sinner should’ve won in 4 IMO
He doesn't need to defend that much from the Australian Summer, 4R at AO is about 180 & QF at Adelaide 250 is 45, a combined total of 225 points; so yeah a lot of points up for grabs there. But then, from Montpellier to Miami, he defends about 1500 points before entering CC season.
It was not as it Sinner was shanking on those break points or Tsitsipas was fluking them; iirc T!ts found a cracking first serve on a vast majority of them and crushed a 3rd ball FH when the serve did come back to gain the upper hand in the point straight after.
I predict he makes at least a semi at AO, wins Rotterdam and wins one of IW/Miami - leaning Miami. Clay, he can make couple masters semis and maybe a RG semi if he’s not affected by the pollen too much. Grass season - I expect him to win Halle if he plays and a Wimbledon semi/final
Halle's too fast for him imo. But good luck for everything else, theoretically all of it is kind of doable but let's see if it sees the light of the day.
I just don’t see anybody competitive on grass to beat him there (I’m expecting him to be top three by then)
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Will he defeat the legend in the semifinals if it is played indoors, at night in front of the legendary ROD LAVERSinner must evolve physically and mentally to topple the old wolf from the throne in the tournaments that really matter, the Grand Slam events.
At 22 years old, already at the beginning of his prime, the Italian player should be ready for great things and that is none other than winning his first Major title of his career.
It would be excellent if they met in the semifinals in Melbourne indoors, so the good sinner would have a better chance of defeating the 10-time Australian Open winner than if they met outdoors.
Only if he is physically and mentally prepared, since he has the groundstrokes to defeat anyone on indoor hard courts.
I think he makes 2 slam finals
Makes sense. Which slams?
AO and USO
shut up
What about the ATP finals? That would make 5
I agree. I say he starts beating Carlos into the ground both on hard courts and grass next year
. should he improve his movement he will be unstoppable. I hope his team is working on it.
His defense is impressive these days. He’s beating Pushvedev at his own game. He should be able to win a hard court slam next year.
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