If The Human Wrecking Machine wins the Madrid final...

Indeed and i love Sinner wont have a word said against him, but, the reality is, without Alcaraz its just not the same and Sinner i suspect thinks that as well, just like Alcaraz said it wasnt the same last year without Sinner.

The true greats dont try to stat pad and celeberate when their main rivals are not playing through injury or other reasons.
 
Indeed and i love Sinner wont have a word said against him, but, the reality is, without Alcaraz its just not the same and Sinner i suspect thinks that as well, just like Alcaraz said it wasnt the same last year without Sinner.

The true greats dont try to stat pad and celeberate when their main rivals are not playing through injury or other reasons.
So you expect Sinner to take a break out of generosity for Alcaraz? No ATG is that mentally feeble. Sinner knows in the future there will be a time when he's out of commission, and he knows Alcaraz won't hold back on grabbing wins while he's gone, so why shouldn't he?
 
So you expect Sinner to take a break out of generosity for Alcaraz? No ATG is that mentally feeble. Sinner knows in the future there will be a time when he's out of commission, and he knows Alcaraz won't hold back on grabbing wins while he's gone, so why shouldn't he?
No not at all and by all means make hay while the opportunity is there, be ruthless. However this period of time will be irrelevant in terms of who was greater out of the two. Thats my point. Fans remember the great finals between ATGs and make judgments based on those matches, not number crunching.
 
No not at all and by all means make hay while the opportunity is there, be ruthless. However this period of time will be irrelevant in terms of who was greater out of the two. Thats my point. Fans remember the great finals between ATGs and make judgments based on those matches, not number crunching.
So does that mean Nadal 2022, 2010, Djokovic 2015-2016, and Federer's years before Djokodal started destroying him are illegitimate?
 
Incredible stats, but I find him so boring. I guess that’s how some people feel about Djokovic though. lol
To me Djokovic isn't very exciting except for when he decides to pull the sliding backhand. Sinner is a big more interesting to me because he feels crisp and clean with every groundstroke while Djokovic would often wobble and lose balance during rallies that drifted out of his control (especially during that infamous match in Shanghai 2013)
 
If he wins the first five masters, then he seriously has to prioritize the remaining four IMO. He could do what many have said was next to impossible.
Fully agree, no matter the usual Slam priority in our sport.

Anyway, I was also rooting for seeing a CYGS very much, no matter if it's Alcaraz or Sinner. So last year I rooted for Sinner at RG, and this time I was happy for Alcaraz at AO because I was very much ready to root for him this year.

As it wasn't to be and Sinner is now playing THIS season, I'm almost sad he didn't win AO as well. On the other hand, Djokovic's monumental effort was also worth watching, and who knows, maybe he has another miracle in him at RG.
 
He will break Djokovic's record for best start to masters series events titles, winning the first 4.

He will also break Nadal and Djokovic's record of winning four consecutive masters titles, he will in fact have won 5.

He will break the tie with Federer, Nadal, and Agassi and become only the second player to win 8 out of 9 masters titles

He will be on course to equal Djokovic in Rome by completely the set of masters series titles. He is on course to be the youngest to do it.

He will be on course to equal Nadal by winning all three clay masters title in a season in Rome

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Can we trust the legends Shelton, De Minaur, and Fritz to showcase their top form and take Sinner out?
Similar to how Wawrinka and Fed took out Novak in some famous matches when Novak was on a streak.
 
I disagree, Slams should always have priority. Lendl won 8 consecutive Masters (although skipping some), yet nobody even knows that
The streak doesn't count if events were skipped. Match winning streaks are based on tournaments entered, but title winning streaks are based on tournaments held.
 
If Sinner win first 5 masters then he had to go for 9 master.
That will be amazing record .
With carlos or without carlos.
Weak era strong era this record has not been acheived before .
All masters in 1 year when likes of FEDERER NADAL had not won all and when Even NOVAK could not won all of them in single year.
 
If Sinner win first 5 masters then he had to go for 9 master.
That will be amazing record .
With carlos or without carlos.
Weak era strong era this record has not been acheived before .
All masters in 1 year when likes of FEDERER NADAL had not won all and when Even NOVAK could not won all of them in single year.
Novak is the only one that's even won them all... at all in the course of the entire career
 
So does that mean Nadal 2022, 2010, Djokovic 2015-2016, and Federer's years before Djokodal started destroying him are illegitimate?
Nadal beat Djokovic in 2010. Nadal 2022 AO win is always disputed by Novak fans.

Federer was 5 and 6 years older than Djokodal so he was always going to be at a disadvantage h2h wise with them as when they hit their peak Federer was bound to be past his peak.
 
Sinner beating 4 nobodies and a washed up Zverev for another big title should become a meme at this point.

Sinner's tough draw in Rome coming up:
R2 - Happytogetawildcardacis
R3 - Chokakis
QF - Imsoscaredakis
SF - Fils
F - Zverev

And to complete the set at the FO:
R1 - Localmugakis
R2 - Anotherlocalmugakis
R3 - Qualiakis
R4 - Waiterakis
QF - Shelton
SF - Somenoobwhowentdeeperinatournamentforonceakis
F - Zverev
 
Sinner beating 4 nobodies and a washed up Zverev for another big title should become a meme at this point.

Sinner's tough draw in Rome coming up:
R2 - Happytogetawildcardacis
R3 - Chokakis
QF - Imsoscaredakis
SF - Fils
F - Zverev

And to complete the set at the FO:
R1 - Localmugakis
R2 - Anotherlocalmugakis
R3 - Qualiakis
R4 - Waiterakis
QF - Shelton
SF - Somenoobwhowentdeeperinatournamentforonceakis
F - Zverev
:D
 
And also can't wait from Sinnerheads to start comparing Sinner to Fed. See? Fed never won MC or Rome and Sinner already has both at 24.

Yeah I wish Fed played a final against Noobakis or a washed up Zverev in MC/Rome once instead of prime Nadal all the time.
Really wish he didn't blow his chance against Felix Mantilla though. Unfortunately he was still a nutcase then
 
And also can't wait from Sinnerheads to start comparing Sinner to Fed. See? Fed never won MC or Rome and Sinner already has both at 24.

Yeah I wish Fed played a final against Noobakis or a washed up Zverev in MC/Rome once instead of prime Nadal all the time.
I’m already seeing it on r/tennis. My fault for venturing into that swamp.
 
He needs to absolutely eviscerate him.
That AO defeat still stinging dking? ;)

Anyway congrats to Sinner, I think it's safe to say he'll also be breaking Djokovic's record for most Masters in a season and if he does good for him. Records in sports are meant to be broken.
 
That AO defeat still stinging dking? ;)

Anyway congrats to Sinner, I think it's safe to say he'll also be breaking Djokovic's record for most Masters in a season and if he does good for him. Records in sports are meant to be broken.
How many slams you think he will win this year?
 
He'll break all the records except consecutive No.1 weeks and RG titles.
you hate djokovic? sure I understand the RG titles, nobody will touch that, but if we are saying sinner is breaking all records, consecutive no.1 is defintely not the second hardest record to break. I guess you are just a big fed fan
 
60% 2, 45% 3. A re-invigorated Alcaraz could beat him at USO.
That would mean Sinner would go 2 years without a HC slam, and seeing how well he played on hard this year, it’s hard to see that happening, and that would also mean Alcaraz leads Sinner at HC slams, and I don’t think that would sit right with me. Sinner is the better hard courter and should end with more when it’s all said and done
 
Yes. Without Alcaraz who's gonna stop him?
I just have a theory that all good things come to an end. He won’t be able to deliver sublime performances time after time again. I’m just enjoying his wins as of now, but I’m just prepared for the inevitable loss. It will happen, the question is, when?
 
I just have a theory that all good things come to an end. He won’t be able to deliver sublime performances time after time again. I’m just enjoying his wins as of now, but I’m just prepared for the inevitable loss. It will happen, the question is, when?
That's what makes being a fan of the world's best player all the more exciting. :D
 
Seriously Raz needs RA63 rated PA98 as he can adjust to this stiffness rating easily with his abilities.
Could even use coated Babolat gut crosses to help reduce his career from further arm injuries.
 
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