Its because in general Sinner has owned him, and the Alcaraz losses seems more fortunate. USO with MPs, and IW this year where Sinner had physical issues and completely went away after dominating the 1st set.
I noticed that too with Sinner, same icy congrats as in Indian Wells. This time it even seemed Carlos wanted to continue talking and Sinner turned away pretty quickly. Somehow felt strangeTo me Carlos is a good dude and i'll tell you why. Everytime he loses he always gives warm congratulations to the winner no matter what. It easy to be graceful when you win but the true measure of character is when you lose and Carlos is a gentleman in that aspect. Is he a little cocky sure and he has every right too. Also his press conference are great because he gives you the unfiltered stuff we all like to hear. Carlos is good people he's fine with me.
Jannik is the one who gave icy congrats to his so called friend
WHAT THE **** WAS THAT????
Trying an off balance BH drop shot to the opposite corner on defense? Look at his pathetic footwork. God, juniors at the tennis club down the road have better fundamentals.
Carlos doesn't just lose this match, he's lost the war. He's getting humiliated. His entire style of tennis is being roasted publicly. Does Ferrero do anything? The kid has no respect for the game, no respect for the basics, he just YOLOs it and it works most of the time. He has nothing for an actual tennis player with actual tactics, defense, and ball striking ability. Carlos needs to fire Ferrero and go back to the drawing board completely. An utterly shambolic catastrophe of a performance.
I regret nothing. He would’ve lost had I not made that post. It woke him up. It aged incredibly. He finally shaped up and decided to play real tennisThat post aged like milk.
His serve being not good is just a myth whenever i see least. good percentage + speed. Probably even better now.
He is natural on clay i imagine he trained since his earliest days on clay. Despite all this + expectations he didn't perform well so far there. His greatness, achievements comes from other surfaces slams + masters outside of Madrid which is different than all the other clay tournaments.
Buenos aires rio?? I told as his game is not consistent enough sometimes he is making too much error to be great or dominant at RG. But yeah also his results are not so consistent either.
He beat Djokovic in a Wimbledon final what more do you ask him? Without much experience + staying tough mentally after RG and all the talent he showed. Talking about second set etc in grass final i just told that he saved MP in second round in 2022. On RG he just beat Sinner in 5 not the greatest on the surface.
I dunno, felt more like a sneak jabJust a joke, guy. No need to invade Kosovo over this.
I dunno, felt more like a sneak jab
He was right about Ferraro though. What does that guy do bar posing with his shades on? LolThat post aged like milk.
Hehehe, I love thatI regret nothing. He would’ve lost had I not made that post. It woke him up. It aged incredibly. He finally shaped up and decided to play real tennis
I take you are 1.90 m at least?Alcaraz is such a small man but an immensely huge player.
Who said that comparison, WTFMyth that Carlos is like Hewitt needs to die. Carlos makes tons of winners and unforced errors, he's not a counter puncher but an agressive baseliner.
No soy brasileño. Solo vivo em Brasil.E que modelo de Kia você conduz?
He is his ... trainer?He was right about Ferraro though. What does that guy do bar posing with his shades on? Lol![]()
100% agreed with this, the dude you quoted is just projecting.Can’t stand arrogance; it’s one of my biggest triggers. I had to read people for a living for my whole career and I don’t see arrogance, just supreme confidence and self belief. When he gets annoyed it’s usually at his performance as he knows what he’s capable of. Off court he has a good reputation amongst the players and is a gracious loser. Yes he’s a showman and that’s easily read as arrogance. I hope he doesn’t change. He brings pzazz to the game and I love that.
Classic @Kralingen hot take.That post aged like milk.
Premature panic attack.Just a horrific, nightmare start from Carlos. Spraying, all over the place on return, Sinner way too comfortable.
This will be over quickly and painlessly for the Italian.
The kid blew it. He's done. I don't think he'll ever beat Sinner again.
I guess so. It’s just noticeable that Carlos is going for that heavy kicking forehand more, and less for his flatter drive which he was so addicted to pulling out at every opportunity last year. It’s an effective wrinkle he’s added to his gland — he needed to add more margin and lower risk, and this is part of how he’s achieving that.Do you mean more 'ferris wheel' than 'merry-go round' ?
This is the spiritI regret nothing. He would’ve lost had I not made that post. It woke him up. It aged incredibly. He finally shaped up and decided to play real tennis
Kralingen's jinxing killed Sinner. Too bad @Federer and Del Potro isn't there today to see it.
THERE YOU ARE!!!!!!!Remember when Tiny Carlos was going to win 30 slams...
lol