Patrick Mouratoglou – by way of his Instagram account – shared an attention-grabbing retrospective on the duality between Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner. Serena Williams’ former coach clarified the features of the younger Spaniard’s tennis, underlining how the 4-time Grand Slam champion is stronger than his Italian rival, when he’s at his greatest.
“Alcaraz is able to create more. He has extra power in his shots and he can counter him in terms of movement. The fact is that Alcaraz currently makes quite a lot of unforced errors; Sinner doesn’t. So the matches between them have a lot of ups and downs and change often.
When Alcaraz plays at his best, I think he is capable of being better than Sinner. But he can’t play at a certain level for a whole match. Sinner, on the other hand, is consistent. He can hit a winner in every single point. These are my feelings. You can never relax against Sinner, you are always in danger,” defined Mouratoglou.
Alcaraz and Sinner© China Open – Truthful Use
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2024 was the 12 months of the Spaniard and the Italian, in any case. Carlitos and Jannik break up the 4 Slams and confirmed that they’re now superior to many of the gamers on Tour (except for Novak Djokovic, who appeared a distant relative of the model admired in 2023, maybe attributable to bodily and motivational issues). Alcaraz received the French Open and Wimbledon Championships, Sinner the Australian Open, the US Open and the ATP Finals.
Jannik closed the season with 73 wins and 6 losses, three of which towards Alcaraz, in three matches performed towards the Spanish rival. The 23-year-old received eight titles in whole, together with three ATP Masters 1000, accumulating a transparent benefit within the rankings. Suffice it to say that he has 3915 factors greater than Alexander Zverev, at the moment caught in second place.
Alcaraz performed additionally the ultimate of Paris Olympics, shedding towards Novak Djokovic, eventual winner of the gold medal. The Spaniard received – as I stated above – all of the three matches performed towards the Italian (BNP Paribas Open, French Open and China Open), defeating his rival on outddor hard-courts and on clay-courts. Within the H2H, Carlitos leads 6-4.
