2-2 head to head and 1-1 in slams so....noThat’s because Nole >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> tiny.
And the next of these can be seen in the final
I'm afraid so. We'll see.Miami 2023 redux?
Only someone with brain damage would think that but enjoy your delusion2-2 head to head and 1-1 in slams so....no
alicante 19 match too
Not even close. I think all the weight of the pressure and the extra fame that came with the Wimbledon win really wore him down mentally. I thought he was better on the Hard Courts last year tbh.Carlos is still far from his best on HC I think.
Today he makes the match of his life. Tomorrow loses against Medvedev in two sets. The neverending story.
Only someone with brain damage would think that but enjoy your delusion
I agree that for some reason, this is a particularly bad matchup for Alcaraz, but some of you speak like Sinner plays like completely garbage against everyone else. That's simply not the case. Yes, he gets tight in some big spots and isn't always super dominant, but he's a very good player.He brings it against Alcaraz for some reason and it seems Alcaraz can't handle him. The only player really to make Alcaraz look this vulnerable. Incredible.
Let's hope not. Not sure how Sinner was feeling, but his Miami semi against Carlos was a long and grueling match. This second set is exactly what Sinner needed.Miami 2023 redux?
Typical idiotic response from you.Only someone with brain damage would think that but enjoy your delusion
I agree that for some reason, this is a particularly bad matchup for Alcaraz, but some of you speak like Sinner plays like completely garbage against everyone else. That's simply not the case. Yes, he gets tight in some big spots and isn't always super dominant, but he's a very good player.
Let's hope not. Not sure how Sinner was feeling, but his Miami semi against Carlos was a long and grueling match. This second set is exactly what Sinner needed.
burn.Typical idiotic response from you.
Doesn’t take much variety to defeat a midget4 wins over the super-future-mega-goat. With 4 tasty tyrolean breadsticks. He has now beaten Ratz at all 4 levels of ATP play: 250, 500, 1000 and slam. Tomorrow, he'll be world number 4.
"Not too bad"... 4 a perennially injured choking mental midget with no serve, no slice, no touch, no net game, no legs, no personality and no chance.
What a performance!
Yes, he missed a few bad ones here and there - but never let it cost him. Overall, as close to perfect as I've ever seen him. And I've seen pretty much every one of his matches since Feb '19.How many short backhands up the line (undefended) has Sinner missed?
That sums it up, but Sinner was better than just mediocre today.It's an ego issue for Alcaraz. No Carlos, you're not a bigger hitter than Sinner. Play your game, not Sinner's next time.
24 you meanAlcarez becomes pigeon of Sinner then this could become a problem in breaking novak's record of 23 slams
He better do better than semi in Shanghai or he may need to beat Djokovic (maybe twice) in Paris and Rome to get the Year End #1It's best that Alcaraz rest up for Shanghai. Needs to heal his left leg. Year end number 1 is still on the line.
novak only has 2324 you mean
novak only has 23
no he has 24 and everyone knows thatnovak only has 23
He was alright but I've seen him play better even against Alcaraz. He was down a break two times in set 1, lost the minibreaks in the TB, and even faced 3 break-back points in the breadstick set. He sprayed errors when Alcaraz remotely mixed things up.That sums it up, but Sinner was better than just mediocre today.
I could be as simply as Medvedev playing a few feet/meters further behind the baseline, allowing him to return more of Sinner's shots, while Alcaraz doesn't want to move back. But it seems clear that Alcaraz does better against Medvedev because he is willing (and more than able) to go to the net to finish points. Sinner just said in his interview that he will try some new things, so let's hope...Obviously he is an incredible player but there are some players he has issues with wich I find a bit weird. He has major problems against Medvedev for example (0-5 I believe) and also Zverev but he handles Alcaraz like a boss. If he can play like this against Alcaraz I don't see why he can't against Medvedev or even Djokovic for that matter.
Yes, he looked composed today, even in the tighter spots or when things were going his way. I'm confident he will continue to mature mentally and physically.Yes, he missed a few bad ones here and there - but never let it cost him. Overall, as close to perfect as I've ever seen him. And I've seen pretty much every one of his matches since Feb '19.
Seems to be the case, but Carlos also skipped the entire Australian swing to start the year. Given he is only 20, and hasn't played the full calendar, he should be pretty fresh physically.Sinner is always going to be a tough matchup. And on top of that’s, Carlos has been on fumes since the American HC began. He’s nowhere close to the level he showed in the early to mid parts of the year. That Wimbledon win seems to have taken more out of Carlos than expected. This is poor from Alcaraz.
Congrats dking68, finally Sinner gave you some good news.I think he passes out Medvedev in early 24’
Med and Zed can absorb the pace and go for hours from the back with him, especially on that BH diagonal which is Sinner's real strong point. He's always had issues with that type of counterpuncher - for crying out loud, he lost like 4 times to Bedene... Ratz on the other hand has much more variety but can get impatient. And for some reason, he seems to find Ratz's ball better than ne does with those two, perhaps cause it has a little more shape to it. Also, at the end of the day, Muscle Boy's serve is just not as dominant as the two tall Russians. But as I've said long ago: slowly yet steadily, the Mountain Boy will catch up to those two - as he has with Tsits. And eventually, he will leave them both in the rear view mirror.Obviously he is an incredible player but there are some players he has issues with wich I find a bit weird. He has major problems against Medvedev for example (0-5 I believe) and also Zverev but he handles Alcaraz like a boss. If he can play like this against Alcaraz I don't see why he can't against Medvedev or even Djokovic for that matter.
Better to have brain damage, than no brain at all!!Only someone with brain damage would think that but enjoy your delusion
Bang average match. Sinner was mediocre. Alcaraz was worse.
It's an ego issue for Alcaraz. No Carlos, you're not a bigger hitter than Sinner. Play your game, not Sinner's next time.
You would have been correct a month ago.novak only has 23
Yeah except for the fact that Alcaraz was/is #1 in the world and won 2 slams while Hurkacz is barely a top 20 player that has done nothing of note but, yeah, that's the same.this is like saying hurkacz is better than Rog because they’re 1-1. Makes zero sense.
Your jinxing powers are approaching mine own.4 wins over the super-future-mega-goat. With 4 tasty tyrolean breadsticks. He has now beaten Ratz at all 4 levels of ATP play: 250, 500, 1000 and slam. Tomorrow, he'll be world number 4.
"Not too bad"... 4 a perennially injured choking mental midget with no serve, no slice, no touch, no net game, no legs, no personality and no chance.
What a performance!
I think he finally beats the Russian lion tomorrowYour jinxing powers are approaching mine own.
Happy for you guys though. However, this is nothing that hasn’t happened before - the real challenge comes tomorrow.
I win again and he must change his fantasy Premier League team name to Curry Incorporated.@Poisoned Slice win another bet against Kral to extend his Curry avatar limit.