Will Sinner win USO?

[NeutralFan]

Interesting take, let's see.
15 days this time.
If Sinner makes it to the USO SF you'd choose my avi for 15 days and if he doesn't I'd choose yours for 15 days.


Hehe

Who do you think will win the US open?

 

[Rafa4LifeEver]

Who do you think will win the US open?

My pick is still Alcaraz, I think he'd be the first man to defend the title there since Rog in 2008.

 

[Rafa4LifeEver]

On the side note :- Zverev vs Medvedev is 10 times more boring than Djokovic vs Murray.

 

[dking68]

Interesting take, let's see.
15 days this time.
If Sinner makes it to the USO SF you'd choose my avi for 15 days and if he doesn't I'd choose yours for 15 days.


Hehe

Done deal..

 

[Alley]

Not unless someone else beats Djokovic first. Sinner doesn't have the game to beat him.

 

[dking68]

@Sampras-Bruguera 1993 slam number 1 for Sinner right?

 

[Sampras-Bruguera 1993]

@Sampras-Bruguera 1993 slam number 1 for Sinner right?

If he can avoid Djoker I think so

 

[dking68]

If he can avoid Djoker I think so

I think so too. Medvedev is declining and Alcaraz is Alcamug atm

 

[Start da Game]

He matches up well against Alcaraz, which is someone he very likely should face.

I don't think he should avoid any player in particular, as in having zero chance against one specific player, but there are just several players who CAN beat him. With Alcaraz you feel as if he's a lock to win against many players at a slam. Few players can beat him (Sinner being one of them).

LOL

Power is the last thing that Sinner lacks.

does he truly have the power to dictate play with the forehand on slow hardcourts? don't tell me how hard he can hit the ball, even jeremy chardy could do that in his day......faster courts at us open allow him the pace needed to be the counter puncher that he is......

 

[ChrisJR3264]

Idk. I don’t trust sinner to make it deep in a slam and win. His legs ran out in Miami. After winning Toronto - he looked gassed a couple days later. Maybe take some lessons in how medvedev and Novak train to be able to make multiple finals over the span of what 5-6 to tournaments in a row?

Him and rune from the eye test seem to fatigue the deeper they go in grand slams. Sinner looked a little bit fresh going into the Wimbledon QFs but his draw was well - quite easy.

 

[Sudacafan]

No
(Sorry I didn't have the time and patience to read any of the previous posts in this thread)

 

[Rafa4LifeEver]

does he truly have the power to dictate play with the forehand on slow hardcourts? don't tell me how hard he can hit the ball, even jeremy chardy could do that in his day......faster courts at us open allow him the pace needed to be the counter puncher that he is......

If I have to oversimplify it, I'd say that Sinner does have the power, but he doesn't have the legs to go with it.

 

[Aabye5]

If I have to oversimplify it, I'd say that Sinner does have the power, but he doesn't have the legs to go with it.

I think this was true, but I feel that Cahill has worked with him a lot specifically on his fitness.

 

[dking68]

I think this was true, but I feel that Cahill has worked with him a lot specifically on his fitness.

Fitness is one thing, but the legs don’t look strong enough. I think once the legs become stronger, his serve and overall endurance should improve. Especially the serve consistency. I noticed last year whenever he reached the fifth set, including his 5 set loss to Tsitsipas this year, he served poorly because once the legs get tired, his serve is impacted

 

[dr325i]

If I have to oversimplify it, I'd say that Sinner does have the power, but he doesn't have the legs to go with it.

You skipped the base premise - Cincy courts are NOT slow…
Sinner has plenty of power in his shots, both wings