Will Alcaraz go SLAMLESS in 2025?

Alcaraz won't win any slam in 2025?

  • Yes he's past his peak

    Votes: 16 48.5%
  • No he might sneak a slam if he avoids top opposition

    Votes: 17 51.5%

  • Total voters
    33
  • Alcaraz will win Wimbledon again barring another BvZ style hilarious form loss. If he plays his best there is no-one whose best can compete with him on grass at all rn
  • RG I’m not sure about considering the way he struggled on clay in 2024, but Sinner has still won nothing on clay so cannot be predicted for a slam yet
  • As for HC, the way he beat Sinner in Beijing and pushed him so close in 6 kings… if he is consistent enough to reach Sinner in the first place then it is not a guaranteed W for Sinner
Anything from 1-4 slams is more likely than 0 slams
 
  • Alcaraz will win Wimbledon again barring another BvZ style hilarious form loss. If he plays his best there is no-one whose best can compete with him on grass at all rn
  • RG I’m not sure about considering the way he struggled on clay in 2024, but Sinner has still won nothing on clay so cannot be predicted for a slam yet
  • As for HC, the way he beat Sinner in Beijing and pushed him so close in 6 kings… if he is consistent enough to reach Sinner in the first place then it is not a guaranteed W for Sinner
Anything from 1-4 slams is more likely than 0 slams
If a mug like Tiafoe was a couple of points away from beating him, I can see a first week loss for Raz at Wimby
 
If he doesn’t have arm issues, he will win RG easier next year. He couldn’t generate as much spin as wanted in 2024. I think he will win Wimbledon again next year.

He will be nervous at AO because it’s the only major missing in his cabinet. If he wins it, he will replace Rafa as the youngest career grand slam winner in history. Extra pressure there.
 
Anything from 1-4 slams is more likely than 0 slams
A four-slam year is never more likely than a zero-slam year, regardless of the player. How many four-slam years were there in the extremely long and exceptionally productive individual careers of the members of the Big 3? None. How many no-slam years were there? Lots.

One reason that this is so, even for GOAT-level players, is the impact of contingencies. E.g., you are much more likely to lose a slam due to injury (to yourself) than to win a slam due to injuries (to all your major competitors).
 
Idk what the betting odds are rn but I would put them at like -700 if not more. What prevents him from taking one aside from injury?
 
Alcaraz is 100% unbeatable at Wimbledon, and gets better every year at RG, so minimum 2 slams in 2025!
Whereas Sinner was 0-2 vs. Alcaraz in hardcourt in 2024, and Sinner has only ever won hardcourt slams :oops:
 
He is with sinner and Nole on the first tier so he can basically win all 4 slams, by definition.
Having said that Personally I dont see a dominant Alcaraz on grass at all. It is not suited perfectly to his type of games and He can lose to serverbots very easily on the first week. His type of game revolves around power with long shot preparation and sudden drop shot. He will be dominant on clay for a decade.
The question mark overall however is consistency, which means to me can he work on a more stable GAME plan to surf on the first week.
 
Alcaraz has a legit shot at all four slams. I predict he will win his 5th slam. He has ay least one in him. I do think Sinner and Djokovic will have a say in 2025.
 
  • Alcaraz will win Wimbledon again barring another BvZ style hilarious form loss. If he plays his best there is no-one whose best can compete with him on grass at all rn
  • RG I’m not sure about considering the way he struggled on clay in 2024, but Sinner has still won nothing on clay so cannot be predicted for a slam yet
  • As for HC, the way he beat Sinner in Beijing and pushed him so close in 6 kings… if he is consistent enough to reach Sinner in the first place then it is not a guaranteed W for Sinner
Anything from 1-4 slams is more likely than 0 slams
Carlos alcaraz is completely DONE because the TRUE tennis great will emerge SOON.
 
  • Alcaraz will win Wimbledon again barring another BvZ style hilarious form loss. If he plays his best there is no-one whose best can compete with him on grass at all rn
  • RG I’m not sure about considering the way he struggled on clay in 2024, but Sinner has still won nothing on clay so cannot be predicted for a slam yet
  • As for HC, the way he beat Sinner in Beijing and pushed him so close in 6 kings… if he is consistent enough to reach Sinner in the first place then it is not a guaranteed W for Sinner
Anything from 1-4 slams is more likely than 0 slams
I actually think 0 is a bit more likely than 4. But my eye test is bad.

In all likelihood it's probably 1-2 again
 
he won 2 majors last year. a silver olympic medal. he needs to be smarter, but the dude is an absolute tank and menace. positive h2h against sinner. 3-0 this year against sinner, including a french open win and two Master hard court wins. So i don't get the Alcaraz slander. Idrc for him, but I appreciate the hell out of him
 
he won 2 majors last year. a silver olympic medal. he needs to be smarter, but the dude is an absolute tank and menace. positive h2h against sinner. 3-0 this year against sinner, including a french open win and two Master hard court wins. So i don't get the Alcaraz slander. Idrc for him, but I appreciate the hell out of him

There seem to be a lot of undeclared ethnic biases on this forum

I'm seeing Alcaraz def get "otherized" by ppl who love Rune, Thiem, Sinner and adored by ppl who loved Rafa

Maybe I'm no better, I do find it easier to support Alcaraz and Musetti bc I'm pretty swarthy myself
 
Alcaraz won two of the last three Slams?:unsure:
Heh,heh - man, you should know that facts are overatted in this most erudite of forums.

Anyway, despite my lack of mathematical skills, I feel it my bones that a formula MUST be proposed. Based on achievements to date, I suggest:

1. 1 ( USO 2022) + 1 ( Wimbly 2023) + 2 ( FO and Wimbly 2024) = a repeat of results the following year and then a doubling of it the year after that.
2. Therefore, if this is a likely pattern, and I do not say it is a definite one, dude will win 2 in 2025 and then all 4 in 2026.
3. In any event what is certain is that he'll win 0-4 slams in 2025 / in any future given year. This revelation cannot be denied.
 
He was in danger of losing both RG and Wimbledon this year so yes it’s possible he goes slamless. He hasn’t had a real dominant slam run yet. I wouldn’t be surprised if sinner wins 3 and djoker wins one more next year before retiring
 
some Fed fans appreciate Carlos game as well. They like super aggressive mindset.

Think Carlos is the first player since Fed to have that "every match is a highlight reel" feeling to his matches.

People will tune in to watch him 2,2,2 someone in the first round of a slam, and still enjoy the match because of his aggressive raw shotmaking.
 
There seem to be a lot of undeclared ethnic biases on this forum

I'm seeing Alcaraz def get "otherized" by ppl who love Rune, Thiem, Sinner and adored by ppl who loved Rafa

Maybe I'm no better, I do find it easier to support Alcaraz and Musetti bc I'm pretty swarthy myself
well its europe. what ya expect? Im just a chill dude who comes on here once a month to defend Kevin Anderson by saying he was not a weak era finalist
 
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