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Yes, weird ****. I am not a fan of that ruling-class favorite.He really plays sounding like a mating animal ....
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Yes, weird ****. I am not a fan of that ruling-class favorite.He really plays sounding like a mating animal ....
He indeed is iffy, sometimes bright, the brightest, then an unforced error.Carlos is iffy with his arm but i still expect him to prevail .
tiny reminds me so much of the hopefully-retired Mallorcan: always ready with the "injury" excuse (cf AO 2014, and so many others). Sinner won the one final they've played on dirt (love them breadsticks!); all of honest, humble, truth-telling, and decent Humanity require the same result here.He indeed is iffy, sometimes bright, the brightest, then an unforced error.
Sinner now can volley and drop shot, he has improved a lot, he's more complete.
They've played twice on clay, both went 3 sets.
The 1st one Carlitos at 15 beat a red hot Sinner (17) who had just won back to back ITFs.
The second one, was a disgrace for Carlitos, after winning the 1st set, lost the next 2, 6-1 6-1.
I'll be watching it, there will be fireworks.
Scared of Sinner I am. Please let it be Friday already. The anxiety kills.
Idk man. There are many of us who see what I see in Sinner too. Top of my mind there's another Karl fan who's picking Sinner for Friday. He's none other than Kral @KralingenYou're only genuine Carlos fan who is respectful towards Sinner, rest just hate Sinner and want Carlos to win against him.
I believed in Carlitos until the second set vs. Tsitsipas. That was just horrendous. He has these down periods where he seemingly can’t get a first serve, return, or DTL shot in play. Sinner will break him easier than he can break Sinner. That’s what it comes down to.Idk man. There are many of us who see what I see in Sinner too. Top of my mind there's another Karl fan who's picking Sinner for Friday. He's none other than Kral @Kralingen
I agree; he does have just those kind of down periods but the 2nd set? His first serve was 81% and he won 42% of return points.I believed in Carlitos until the second set vs. Tsitsipas. That was just horrendous. He has these down periods where he seemingly can’t get a first serve, return, or DTL shot in play. Sinner will break him easier than he can break Sinner. That’s what it comes down to.
Exciting? LolWhy please? Sinner is way more exciting and humble, has fed like easy power and timing.
May the resilient IW version of Raz turn up on Friday.I believed in Carlitos until the second set vs. Tsitsipas. That was just horrendous. He has these down periods where he seemingly can’t get a first serve, return, or DTL shot in play. Sinner will break him easier than he can break Sinner. That’s what it comes down to.
Yeah, he played really poor, but that level is still enough to beat Stefanos. He really raised his level during TB.I believed in Carlitos until the second set vs. Tsitsipas. That was just horrendous. He has these down periods where he seemingly can’t get a first serve, return, or DTL shot in play. Sinner will break him easier than he can break Sinner. That’s what it comes down to.
Obviously i'm an Alcaraz fan too so he is not alone I do admire Sinner because with those chicken legs and his WTA player body, its kinda crazy than he is number 1 in the world.You're only genuine Carlos fan who is respectful towards Sinner, rest just hate Sinner and want Carlos to win against him.
Idk man. There are many of us who see what I see in Sinner too. Top of my mind there's another Karl fan who's picking Sinner for Friday. He's none other than Kral @Kralingen
Do you mean more 'ferris wheel' than 'merry-go round' ?Has Carlos changed his forehand for this tourney or is it due to the injury, or both? He’s hitting insanely heavy but the swing looks a bit more circular and less ‘through the baguette’ than last year.
I’ve always been a fan of him just not a superfanSince when @Kralingen became a Carlos fan?
Sinner is as exciting as watching my grandma taking a nap yeah...Alcaraz will destroy the Chicken Legs ginger, everyone knows it, the bookmakers...me , and you, Sinner is so bad on this surface than he lost to Tsitsipas, Alcaraz will win Roland Garros, no doubt.Exciting? Lol
To each their own, I guess.
I'm taking the entertaining one in 5 but, admittedly, Sinner puts some fear into me as a Carlos fan.
So hard to predict, neither actually seem to be in great form. Let’s be honest they played total jobbers today who hit backhands that wouldn’t hold up in 3.5 women’s tennis. We learned nothing from their QF matches other than Tsitsipas and Dimitrov can’t hit a BH to save their life.
This should be a coronation for both of them with Nadal/Djokovic out, and yet I have almost no pulse on how well either are playing. They are sort of just, well, there. Neither have played anyone of note, both had cake draws vs players they should beat in their sleep.
I lean Sinner. His serve/return and weight of shot is a bit more consistent than Carlos, and I feel Alcaraz is the more likely of the two to spray errors and get broken cheaply.
I’ve always been a fan of him just not a superfan
Truly finding it hard to look past Sinner the closer we get to the match.I think Sinner in 5. I decided to go against the favourite here.
Agreed. However, it can easily go alcaraz way. Whoever wins the other guy will be back strong. They are going to share a lot of slams between them in next few years.Truly finding it hard to look past Sinner the closer we get to the match.
This pic now looks like Djoko quitetly bows out instead of sneakily entering the room.Since Carlos is pointing to the trophy here, I gotta go with him. Artist claims she is a psychic.
I told you the artist was a psychic, this was done the Monday before RG started. Vamos!This pic now looks like Djoko quitetly bows out instead of sneakily entering the room.
So did he just choose to not unleash his power against Alcaraz at Indian Wells? A court that plays much more like clay than modern Miami.People forget how good Sinner is at hiding his full power. In Miami he had a fairly mediocre run heading into the Semi Finals, just winning unimpressively, even dropping a set to Griekspoor and winning the following one at 7-5.
Then he went out and pulverized Medvedev and Dimitrov to fine dust. I'm thinking he can do the same here (Obviously not winning 1-2 or whatnot, just the general performance trajectory).
He has looked unfazed throughout without showing his best, even against the mess vs Moutet, he studied him for a set and destroyed him effortlessly afterwards.
Alcaraz is obviously a major threat, has been cruising too and all, and could easily win it, but I'm going Sinner in 4.
No, I am too. I prefer Carlos slightly but I like both players.You're only genuine Carlos fan who is respectful towards Sinner, rest just hate Sinner and want Carlos to win against him.
Well, he easily won the 1st set, then Alcaraz's variety and general top performance got him the next 2.So did he just choose to not unleash his power against Alcaraz at Indian Wells? A court that plays much more like clay than modern Miami.
My point is more that what happened in Miami doesn't matter. It's not like he can just turn it on at will.Well, he easily won the 1st set, then Alcaraz's variety and general top performance got him the next 2.
Weird how you either somehow read into my post that Sinner is 3 levels above Alcaraz, when I stated it's gonna be a solid match and Carlos could easily end up winning, or assume that match result dynamics between 2 players on x surfaces are fixed in stone and unchangeable, when dozens of different factors go into each one.
I don't know. There have been other instances of Sinner clearly Heavily modulating his strength against weaker opponents to save energy too.My point is more that what happened in Miami doesn't matter. It's not like he can just turn it on at will.
Heh heh...Winner takes the title
The artist captured the essence of each player perfectly - I love it...hope the prediction is spot on.I told you the artist was a psychic, this was done the Monday before RG started. Vamos!