At the moment is Sinner in the spotlight and he will be the new number one, good for him! But for me is Carlos a joy to watch when he is playing tennis. Sinner is boring to watch even when he is good, but i always fell asleep.
I get what your saying completely. I still think Sinner is interesting to watch but it's like with Djokovic they're usually interesting to watch when they're under severe pressure or losing whereas Alcaraz, Federer or Nadal can be interesting even when they're dominating matches.
Djokovic and Nadal at their best are another level than Carlitos at his best so far. Future will tell if he can get there but I think he will only get close if someone like Sinner can push him for years.
Agreed! Anyone suggesting otherwise is biased. Let's see if he can reach Nadal and Djokovic's level at their best in the next couple of years as he hits his prime. Hopefully both Sinner and Alcaraz being close rivals will push each other to reach their highest level and potentially creating one of the greatest rivalries ever.
Remember Carlos came out of the blue Pushed everyone to be at their best when he won two grand slam at early age. Carlos plays tennis like Federer Very classic Also like the big three in other words. When he is at his best.😊 Everyone wants to beat him He has to keep improving and Listen to his trainers and pray as well Bravissimo
@@sandrinel7542 He definitely plays like Federer more than Nadal. I agree he has to improve especially his serve although its getting better. Both Alcaraz and Sinner are now the players everyone wants to beat, which is great for tennis!
Read, take notes and learn. Alcaraz is certainly a great talent and the variety of his shots is exciting but the idea that he is superior to Sinner in this is completely idiotic. The point - defined at the time of the year - between Alcaraz and Sinner in Miami last year and which I defined as the beginning of the new tennis era was won by Sinner. The best, most technical and most creative point of their last meeting - and not by chance - was won by Sinner. Sinner started playing tennis relatively late. He had time to become junior ski champion at seven years old. In the meantime and always with excellent results he played football. The movements, the movements, the elasticity, the exit speed that he shows from the baseline have the agility of the slalomist who was already at a young age. Sinner is a born athlete. He could have also excelled in other sports. It wasn't tennis that chose Sinner but Sinner who chose tennis. Sinner comes from the mountains, the aspiration to climb, to improve himself with discipline and method, to not be satisfied even in victory if it occurred without improvement, is part of his DNA. And so now I'll reveal to you what mentally Jannik is: It's a BORG and not in the sense of Bjorn Borg but in that of the alien species that appears in Star Trek, a race capable of analyzing the "enemy", "adapting" to its weapons and reconfiguring itself promptly to beat him. And that, my friend, makes the difference. Greetings.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts on Alcaraz and Sinner. It's interesting to consider their strengths and backgrounds. I see your point about Sinner's athleticism and mental fortitude. Personally, I think both players have incredible potential, but it's fascinating to analyze their different approaches to the game.
That's why in my opinion Sinner is boring to watch. I don't care if hé will be the number one...and I won't change my mind about him! To me hé is a way overhyped right now. It is way more fun to look players like Monfils, Arnaldi or Cobolli then boring Sinner.
Sinner beat alcaraz 6-1 in the first set everyone is crazy. Sinner started cramping in the second set. Sinner is the best player on the planet right now
Agreed he’s definitely the best player right now! Also, it was unfortunate when he fell and injured his wrist in the third set. Hopefully he bounces back from this.
The title to the video is absolutely ridiculous! Djokovic is almost 37 years old now and he still has a better h2h than carlos. If you claim to know anything about tennis, you will know that NO ONE, literally no one can match prime djokovic! Alcaraz is good, but he's not even close to what djokovic was at his best! Only prime fed or prime nadal could come close. Don't compare carlos with the greatness of Djokovic, it's insulting!
@@spacefreak3491 it’s all good man. :) You’re right I should have put in a “?” at the end of title to make things more clear. I agree with your Djokovic comments. 2011 version of Djokovic Unstoppable!
@@euansmith7059 whatever it is, Alcaraz is a joke. Spanish 🤡 clown. His body won't be able to handle his mental strength. He can have a good 2 to 4 years at the max. Sinner was unstoppable thought-out the year, it's just one of the bad days happened to be against this clown. The whole year is a long way to go...
Fair point about Navratilova 18 grand slams, but I’m entitled to my opinion. I don’t agree with her saying that “Alcaraz at his best is better than anyone at their best including Djokovic”, currently he hasn’t done enough to show me that.
@@GrandSlamStats Maybe try using your common sense a little. Djokovic won his first GS when he was nearly 21. Alcaraz has won 2 GS. The 1st one at 19 years old and the 2nd one, 2 months after turning 20. She's seen Alcaraz live in action at the Wimbledon against Joker, and has also seen Joker playing against others live, I trust a tennis legend's opinion about tennis more than I do you, who's never played a game of tennis in his life.
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sinner another planet . He's the one , I hope Alcatraz can be as great as he can to see a great rivalry
Both of them are great tbf, achieving Grand Slam titles at a young age and defeating Djokovic en route to their victories in his two best slams.
At the moment is Sinner in the spotlight and he will be the new number one, good for him! But for me is Carlos a joy to watch when he is playing tennis. Sinner is boring to watch even when he is good, but i always fell asleep.
I get what your saying completely. I still think Sinner is interesting to watch but it's like with Djokovic they're usually interesting to watch when they're under severe pressure or losing whereas Alcaraz, Federer or Nadal can be interesting even when they're dominating matches.
Djokovic and Nadal at their best are another level than Carlitos at his best so far. Future will tell if he can get there but I think he will only get close if someone like Sinner can push him for years.
Sinner was not born to push anyone. If he drives anything it is the entire tennis movement and the world of tennis will have to thank him.
Sinner was not born to push anyone. If he drives anything it is the entire tennis movement and the world of tennis will have to thank him.
Agreed! Anyone suggesting otherwise is biased. Let's see if he can reach Nadal and Djokovic's level at their best in the next couple of years as he hits his prime. Hopefully both Sinner and Alcaraz being close rivals will push each other to reach their highest level and potentially creating one of the greatest rivalries ever.
Remember Carlos came out of the blue
Pushed everyone to be at their best when he won two grand slam at early age. Carlos plays tennis like Federer
Very classic
Also like the big three in other words.
When he is at his best.😊
Everyone wants to beat him
He has to keep improving and
Listen to his trainers and pray as well
Bravissimo
@@sandrinel7542 He definitely plays like Federer more than Nadal. I agree he has to improve especially his serve although its getting better. Both Alcaraz and Sinner are now the players everyone wants to beat, which is great for tennis!
Read, take notes and learn. Alcaraz is certainly a great talent and the variety of his shots is exciting but the idea that he is superior to Sinner in this is completely idiotic. The point - defined at the time of the year - between Alcaraz and Sinner in Miami last year and which I defined as the beginning of the new tennis era was won by Sinner. The best, most technical and most creative point of their last meeting - and not by chance - was won by Sinner. Sinner started playing tennis relatively late. He had time to become junior ski champion at seven years old. In the meantime and always with excellent results he played football. The movements, the movements, the elasticity, the exit speed that he shows from the baseline have the agility of the slalomist who was already at a young age. Sinner is a born athlete. He could have also excelled in other sports. It wasn't tennis that chose Sinner but Sinner who chose tennis. Sinner comes from the mountains, the aspiration to climb, to improve himself with discipline and method, to not be satisfied even in victory if it occurred without improvement, is part of his DNA. And so now I'll reveal to you what mentally Jannik is: It's a BORG and not in the sense of Bjorn Borg but in that of the alien species that appears in Star Trek, a race capable of analyzing the "enemy", "adapting" to its weapons and reconfiguring itself promptly to beat him. And that, my friend, makes the difference. Greetings.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts on Alcaraz and Sinner. It's interesting to consider their strengths and backgrounds. I see your point about Sinner's athleticism and mental fortitude. Personally, I think both players have incredible potential, but it's fascinating to analyze their different approaches to the game.
That's why in my opinion Sinner is boring to watch. I don't care if hé will be the number one...and I won't change my mind about him! To me hé is a way overhyped right now. It is way more fun to look players like Monfils, Arnaldi or Cobolli then boring Sinner.
Sinner beat alcaraz 6-1 in the first set everyone is crazy. Sinner started cramping in the second set. Sinner is the best player on the planet right now
Agreed he’s definitely the best player right now! Also, it was unfortunate when he fell and injured his wrist in the third set. Hopefully he bounces back from this.
The title to the video is absolutely ridiculous! Djokovic is almost 37 years old now and he still has a better h2h than carlos. If you claim to know anything about tennis, you will know that NO ONE, literally no one can match prime djokovic! Alcaraz is good, but he's not even close to what djokovic was at his best! Only prime fed or prime nadal could come close. Don't compare carlos with the greatness of Djokovic, it's insulting!
You didn’t watch the video. Martina Navratilova made those comments. I didn’t agree with that statement.
@@GrandSlamStats Sry my bad! But you could have framed the video title a little better! It's easy to misunderstand!
@@spacefreak3491 it’s all good man. :) You’re right I should have put in a “?” at the end of title to make things more clear. I agree with your Djokovic comments. 2011 version of Djokovic Unstoppable!
Sinner is the best. Alcaraz got lucky since Sinner started cramping.
And when Alcaraz started cramping then it was "because Djocovik was so good" hahah
@@euansmith7059 whatever it is, Alcaraz is a joke. Spanish 🤡 clown. His body won't be able to handle his mental strength. He can have a good 2 to 4 years at the max. Sinner was unstoppable thought-out the year, it's just one of the bad days happened to be against this clown. The whole year is a long way to go...
Currently sinner is better. It will be interesting to see who ends up being the better player at the end of their careers.
What a load of BS. Martina Navratilova knows what she's talking about. She has 18 Grand Slams. You? ZERO
Fair point about Navratilova 18 grand slams, but I’m entitled to my opinion. I don’t agree with her saying that “Alcaraz at his best is better than anyone at their best including Djokovic”, currently he hasn’t done enough to show me that.
@@GrandSlamStats Maybe try using your common sense a little.
Djokovic won his first GS when he was nearly 21. Alcaraz has won 2 GS.
The 1st one at 19 years old and the 2nd one, 2 months after turning 20.
She's seen Alcaraz live in action at the Wimbledon against Joker, and has also seen Joker playing against others live,
I trust a tennis legend's opinion about tennis more than I do you, who's never played a game of tennis in his life.
@@ROYAL_REBEL Thanks for the input but I still stand by my opinion.
@@GrandSlamStats Ok Grand Slam winner !!! 🤡😂
@@GrandSlamStats
Carlos is at a level that is very amazing.
Hope he takes care of himself
Also to be
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