Alcaraz vs. Tsitsipas, Sinner vs. Dimitrov Roland Garros 2024 QF | Post-Match

[@GillGross]

Thanks for the concern for my eyes everyone. Yeah, sleep schedule got really messed up. Last night was only 3 hours. I’m about to get a full night’s rest tonight though and hopefully look much better tomorrow. 🙏

[@kolega427]

One question Gill: what happens in the case when both, in our case Sinner and Alcaraz retire because of injury. Who is the winner of Ruud and Zverev/De minaur playing in the final then? Love your videos. Greetings from Austria

[@benjaminpedersen9548]

@@kolega427 I cannot tell whether this is a rhetorical question or not. The winner of the top semifinal would win the final with a walk over in the same fashion as Ruud did in the quarterfinal. This would be very anticlimactic, however, I don't see a better way.

[@ollie708]

you look great man. Appreciate the hard work.

[@nicholasdupont9097]

What do you mean when you say “plus one”? Thanks, love your pod

[@Max_Cherry]

Gill has gone full Rafa. Ready to die for Roland Garros…analysis

[@borisnahalka3027]

jee, Gill, Your eyes! get some rest man.

[@profoundgreetingsfromneptune]

Alcaraz and Sinner -- and Djokovic when he's match fit, motivated, and healthy -- are simply on another level. They're the Big Two. This is their time to rack up a lot of slams, at least before someone new comes along. And someone new always comes along. It's called life.

[@malcolmreynolds5712]

Man you deserve some rest, I know a tired man when I see one, 3 days x 8 hours. Look at these days as GS sets that need to be won straight. The analysis phenomenal as always 👌

[@vincentveilleux1035]

Yeah for real. The first thing I noticed was Gill's eyes, they are screaming for rest. No dip in quality though!

[@ANaijamansPerspective]

Agreed

[@SJ-di5zu]

ALCARAZ/SINNER HYPE LETS GO BABY

[@eriktran3704]

You’re the man Gill love your content.

[@keithhorton1968]

One thing about tsitsipas is he needs better slice backhand. Backhand is great from offensive standpoint but wow his slice should be much better. He should be able to use knifing slice to get back to neutral. Too many times his slice sits up with little to no bite.

[@seanlennon5986]

Totally agree on Tsits playing poorly in lots of aspects of his game. Seemed even to want to get the match over with in a hurry at points, didn't think he believed he could win it.

[@krishnaramachandran7722]

I just feel Sinner vs Tsitsipas and Carlos vs Dimitrov may have been more competitive matches than what we got with the RG draw. In Tennis, match-ups is everything

[@ChristosTzoannis]

Tsitsipas is incredible on clay Alcaraz has just gotten in his head I think if he played sinner he would have won

[@SJ-di5zu]

They would’ve been more competitive, particularly Sinner vs Tsitsipas since Tsitsipas actually has confidence against him, but in the end Alcaraz and Sinner would win. Not sure if Dimitrov could do much to Carlos on clay, but he’d put in a great effort and maybe steal a set.

[@confiding9537]

One of my fav tennis fans right now, love the in depth every day.

[@beautifulmeandyou2]

i really admire the passion and amazing analysis!!! it's sleep time, gill!!

[@Xena657]

Dear Gill , Great work as always.

[@tjj5755]

I read The Inner Game of Tennis in my youth back in the 80s. Great book.

[@profoundgreetingsfromneptune]

Can't wait for the French Open men's final on Friday. Getting my popcorn ready now.

[@chamindujanith6337]

Mark my words. Zverev will be champion

[@gabrielagent20]

​@@chamindujanith6337 No 😂 ! Nobody will stop Sinner from completing the grand slam at his first attempt !

[@shiftt.]

Zverev has the capability, he had good chances against Nadal in 2022, but my doubts are on his mental strength. The match against Nadal in 2024 showed the pressure of the moment can affect him.

[@chamindujanith6337]

@@shiftt. Nadal was literally the 2nd easiest match Zverev played in the tournament. I'm trying to forget it as a Nadal fan. His performance was shocking.

[@Tom-sx6nn]

100% mental block right now for Steph against Alcaraz. You see a completely different player when he goes up against players like Sinner, Zverev, etc believing he can beat them, and does beat them.. Colossal return errors on as predictable a serve you will ever get from a top player.

[@radieschen79]

Yep, and no credit for Alcaraz whatsoever, as always currently.

[@iya3757]

Tsitsipas - Alcaraz reminds me a little of Gasquet - Nadal.

[@anthonygiles8941]

Gill, you look exhausted!

[@Bakugo24]

I might have a stroke this Friday. I like both of these players so much.

[@benitadewet9344]

😂 just supporting Carlos is enough to give me a heart attack 🫣

[@profoundgreetingsfromneptune]

Gill, just curious. You have two different backgrounds when you record. Do you record in two different locations or in two different corners of the same room?

[@profoundgreetingsfromneptune]

Did anyone reading this comment seriously think Tsitsipas or Dimitrov would win their QF matches against Alcaraz and Sinner, respectively?

[@ChristosTzoannis]

I mean tsitsipas chokes in sets 2 and 3 had he not lost it mentally (again) he would have won

[@anshathani1987]

​@@ChristosTzoannis he wasn't even close. What do you call a choke? He had no match points. Alcaraz was a break up in the 2nd and tensed up.

[@marilena3999]

As a Greek honestly no. There hasn't been done much from Tsitsipas' side to bring hope for that to happen. But I was hoping for a better match from his side. He was all over the place both tennis wise and mentally. I was hoping he could get a set at least. Even when Alcatraz gave him opportunities to break him in the last game he totally messed up. I expected not the win of course, but definitely better About Grigor - Sinner didn't expect a win either but didn't watch the match. It's such a shame that between two pairs of top 10 players, we "knew" who was going to win though:(

[@gabrielametodieva8360]

@@marilena3999Sinner is #1 in the world right now and he’s lost once - to Alcaraz and once to Tsitsipas but that was very controversial and he should’ve won it. It’s normal to know who’s going to win tbh. In the last set Grigor started working Sinner out finally, he took a while to work Alcaraz out but he did and now he’s more competitive against him. Maybe in future he can be competitive against Sinner too.

[@radieschen79]

@@gabrielametodieva8360 Your comment is so untrue. H2H Sinner vs Alcaraz 4-4, Sinner vs Tsitsipas H2H 3-6, Dimitrov vs Alcaraz 2-3. None of these players have a better H2H against young Alcaraz.

[@charlesfaure1189]

A glaring weakness puts more pressure on every other aspect of the player's game.

[@manro8]

Hi Gill, great analysis as always. I was a little disappointed in stefanos tactics in this match as he largely played the same I don’t think Alcaraz rarely got out of second gear here. The most obvious tactic I think he should of deployed in this match up is the slice down the line to the Alcaraz forehand, if we think that stefanos is a better version of Dimitrov on clay at least he has had success against Alcaraz all be it on other surfaces because he utilises the slices effectively, Alcaraz can leak errors on his forehand and on clay a slice down the line would be a real game changer in this match up as the play would be Alcaraz hitting a high forehand cross court to stefanos forehand. He regularly went drop shot here which is far less margin for error. I think stefanos is uncomfortable with hitting an effective slice but he really needs to look at improving this shot if he ever wants to beat players that can attack his one handed so easily. What do you think?

[@colinbatchelder6742]

Thanks Gill!

[@tanyazhukova7186]

this guy is even more eager that Tsitsipas beat Alcaraz than Stefanos himself!!!

[@kittmarie8285]

Thanks, Gil. Insigtul as always. Love Dimi, but knew it would be a difficult ask. :)

[@propgee]

Stef needs to go line more on the backhand and get that short angle backhand going ala Fed or ala Stef Barcelona 22 or so against Rafa in the final. The angles were crazy that day

[@mattcarlson8262]

Hey Gill, that book become my bible when returning to tennis after 18 years of illness. Learning to understand that one has at least two voices inside of them (voice 1 and voice 2) was a really helpful concept ; I even used that book in teaching French people how to speak English, helping them to get away from judgement (self and otherwise) and replace with observation.......In closing, I want to just add that when watching Carlos play, he seems on every level above players like Stephanos : physically, technique wise and yes, mentally....Certainly if Tsitsipas (and his Dad) were to read Timothy Gallwey's book might help, but even with that, I don't think that Stephanos will ever have that level of a Carlos Alcaraz.

[@keithhorton1968]

Alcaraz forearm looks 100% healthy. Understand why he is betting favorite

[@eliasgordon89]

he is the betting favorite by far

[@gabrielagent20]

​@@eliasgordon89 He is ? I still don't see him or anybody beating Sinner at grand slams !

[@eliasgordon89]

@@gabrielagent20 let's hope so ;)

[@radieschen79]

@@gabrielagent20 As far as I know Sinner only won 1 GS, 2 Masters titles, whereas Alcaraz, who is almost 2 years younger than Sinner, already won 2 GS and 5 Master titles?

[@gabrielagent20]

@@radieschen79 Alcaraz accomplished all of that in 2022-23 ! Sinner on the contrary has won everything this year, he's the man now and he'll be hard to beat, you'll see on Friday when he outclasses Alcaraz on Philippe Chatrier !

[@neil5872]

With reference to the fine book, Tsisipas isn't maxing his potential but its possibly because he just doesn't slice his backhand enough.

[@karent4830]

Gill, your analysis is so specific!!! What a great job and a great way to learn more and more about the game!!!

[@MistahhMingus]

Gill brother I love you, get some sleep you deserve it ❤

[@ayandas874]

For Tsitsipas, a non defending backhand was a major factor in my opinion. Alcaraz targetted his backhand both during service games, and rallies to get a win.

[@wernervonhurtsaug]

That thumbnail tho

[@fedwrld7617]

That Federer comparison with the return with alcaraz just makes me so sad we'll never get it

[@joshforde698]

Agree with you on the mental aspect for Tsitsipas in this match up. Even if you compare it to his head to head with Djokovic where he has lost many matches in a row, you can point to a tight match in Paris Bercy 2022, leading by a set and a break before rain in Rome 2021, two sets up in the Roland Garros final, two tiebreaks in the Australian Open final. He has hung with Djokovic fairly well despite a while without winning, he does well to compete with Alcaraz for a set in best of five.

[@millenium13constantin58]

There was very bad wind at the Sinner-Dimitrov match that affected the quality. That was unfortunate.

[@gabrielametodieva8360]

Dimitrov is unfortunately very bad in windy conditions. It was a tall order to challenge Sinner already but knowing how affected he always is by the wind, it completely broke him down.

[@VittilPoochi]

Stef needs a near Federer level slice to break top 3. Obviously belief too.

[@soheiladam7510]

he also needs to up his fitness and his mental game too.

[@MusicMendicant]

Tsitsipas has been Top 3 in the World for a while. First at age 22 after Stef beat Nadal at Australian Open 2021. Stefanos was world number 3 for 3 months in 2023 too after reaching the final of Australian Open. Then got injured for many months in 2023. Right shoulder & then lower back.

[@ZlatniPlast]

His fitness is great. Problem is his unforced errors from backhand side, Alcaraz destroys him mentally there. Plus he needs to improve returning, its around average​@@soheiladam7510

[@VittilPoochi]

@@MusicMendicant not talking about what was

[@ChristosTzoannis]

Honestly even now he has the talent to be top 3 only player he can’t beat is Alcaraz and that’s mostly mental if he can improve his backhand return he will be world no1 at some point definitely

[@ZlatniPlast]

Gill, you are so good, that some players would benefit hiring you!

[@quest9133]

Tsitsipas’s attitude and mental application throughout the Alcaraz match was really disappointing especially that 2nd set. He seemed like a beaten man mentally and was making uncharacteristic errors off the forehand in attacking positions. He started complaining about Alacaraz’s grunting to the umpire which showed that Carlitos was in his head. There are times when a player may have your number but that doesn’t mean you have to mentally checkout. I would expect more maturity from Stef at this stage of his career and it really shows the gap between these new generation (Sinner, Alcaraz) vs the likes of Stef and Zverev

[@JovanCepe]

Thank you for your nice analysis

[@kevinandjackiegunn9914]

So correct about Stef, but in his presser I think he sums up the whole match PERFECTLY himself. (And very maturely and humbly IMO) Yes he needs to believe he can beat 'this crazy good kid!' I wonder how he would have done if he hadn't met Carlitos here, well maybe not against Jannik but certainly maybe v Alex, Zverev, Casper.? The price you pay for falling down the rankings, which now continues, out of top 10 again!

[@Tom-sx6nn]

Great analysis Gill. If the root cause is the heavy spin and high bounce to Steph backhand, do you think he'd fair better against Alcaraz on a faster court where he gets a lower bounce, and is also able to penetrate with his serve (easier points), and serve and volley more? It would be really interesting to see this match up on a grass court

[@AdultPlaysTennis]

Great analysis Gill.

[@al1976-v7m]

Too bad these matches were so one-sided. In Grigor's defence, i think the windy conditions weren't helping him and contributed to some of those forehand errors. As for Stefanos, he needs to calm down and be more rational against Carlos (the arguments with his box didn't help putting him in the right mindset) but i still think he's a terrible matchup for him.

[@rbarreira2]

About Tsitsipas's post match comments, I would much rather he's realistic than making excuses like in last year's match (melatonin excuses and saying Alcaraz didn't play exceptionally).

[@adamantpulse8118]

Bad day for the one hander fans

[@Xena657]

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[@adamantpulse8118]

@@Xena657 am I wrong?

[@streetfightsguild7480]

Sinner and Carlos definitely the future big 3. But I wonder who can be the third one.

[@kolega427]

Rune? Or Mahach, Fonseca, Mensik or Lehecka is gonna be the third

[@benitadewet9344]

​@@kolega427Arnaldi?

[@gabrielagent20]

It's still going to be Novak, like it or not, he's not going away just yet, still a few years ahead of him !

[@Fraudkovic]

​@@gabrielagent20he's done bro . Stop coping

[@gabrielagent20]

@@Fraudkovic No reason to waste my time in trying to reason with you just by looking at your name account, your mind is washed !

[@francescojsb]

We'll wait for your Sinner-Alcaraz preview

[@gabrielagent20]

I can give you a spoiler when it comes to his final predictions ! Sinner in 5 !

[@jaredvaughan1665]

Alcatraz, Sinner, Ruud are the new big 2.

[@freemangriffin4953]

When I saw the draw I predicted Carlos vs Sasha in the final and that is still possible. IF Carlos can get his first serve percentage up to where it has been today and in two of his other three matches in this tournament he will win the semi - but I know they both put a lot of pressure on each other's serves so I know it could go either way. Really hoping Carlos wins his first French Open! We are guaranteed a brand new men's French Open champion this year!!!!!

[@andieolivia]

I have watched Carlos since he won his first title in Umag and he’s brilliant on clay. Arguably the best clay court player left in the draw. His serve is the key imo. If he can serve well he can beat Jannik off the ground. Not saying it will be easy but if anyone can do it, it’s Carlos!

[@ZlatniPlast]

I had Zverev or Nadal from one side and Tsitsipas or Alcaraz from other side with an edge to Alcaraz cause he has Tsitsipas' measure...I still have Zverev in the final, but Alcaraz is not on his 90%+ level so I expect a very tight semi with Sinner now...Zverev wins the title unless he plays another 5 setter with Ruud (I expext max 4 sets)...

[@alburaq3290]

If Alcaraz makes the final by beating Sinner he'd be very confident to win it all. Zverev on the other hand still chokes in the later stages of Slams like AO semi final against Medvedev. I don't trust Zverev to play his best in the final. If he does he can win.

[@gabrielagent20]

​@@andieolivia Don't look past Sinner ! He is the guy to beat at any grand slam, not Alcaraz !

[@andieolivia]

@@gabrielagent20 Jannik has the most boring game I’ve ever seen. I only watch him when he plays Carlos.

[@amitkumar1582]

Hey gill , can you talk about Carlos Grunts , i feel its bit exaggerated and he should be called out more , will love your thoughts on it . Can you compare with other players on tour like Nadal , Djokovic, Murray etc Best wishes from India

[@Aliceteacup]

Does that mean the one-handed backhand is a relic? How did Roger do it? He found ways to beat Rafa and Novak. And managed to do it in style.

[@aurei7775]

"Tsitsipas not performing to maximum of his potential vs Alcaraz" Because Alcaraz is not letting him. Same reason many times Nadals opponents, including Fed, Djokovic I was baffled how Novak is playing so awful, when Nadal was able to do that to his opponents.

[@marilena3999]

Don't disagree as Carlos is way too good and didn't expect the match to go any other way, but we gotta admit that Stef mentally killed himself out there when there were chances to step up

[@gabrielagent20]

You guys will see what Sinner will do to Alcaraz, he can't be hurt by anything that Carlitos throws at him ! Sinner in 4 ! Alcaraz snatches perhaps a tiebreak but Sinner will be imperial, mark my word !

[@chloe2475]

Tsitsipas keeps beating himself.. He was hard to watch, he looked so upset and nervous !

[@gabrielagent20]

Exactly and people think it has to do with Alcaraz great level, uhm no ! Sinner will exploit Alcaraz weaknesses like nobody could until now and we'll see that Sinner has no competition !

[@F-F01]

Gill, are you tired or high? Great Analyisis as always 👏

[@SJ-di5zu]

He’s on that grand slam GRIND

[@bonzwah1]

I feel like grigor underperformed and sinner had a lot more to give that he didn't end up needing to show. The scoreline didn't surprise me...but the watch ability and quality of the points disappointed me. Dimitrov was so indecisive on his forehand and scared to take his signature full swings and slaps on the run on his forehand. And his slice was not reliable on the backhand side. If dimitrov is having an erratic day with his drive backhand, then that's normal and fine. But his slice and his forehand have been so reliable this year. He really had a bad performance today. *Edit* I should clarify, I don't feel that dimitrov was missing due to the incoming ball being of higher quality. I feel like he was tactically indecisive about whether or not he was willing to take risks to assert his offense, and that indecisiveness gave him the the worst of both worlds. All his shots were risky but not high quality. You could see his racket head speed was much lower this match compared to previous matches. And I'm not talking about mph, I'm talking rpm's. Dimitrov wasn't swinging, even in a safe way.

[@gabrielametodieva8360]

Dimitrov is terrible in the wind, he was probably not swinging the way he would because of it. I don’t remember him not struggling in the wind at any stage of his career

[@thoukisth]

You are absolutely right!!! Tsitsipas played the match like he already lost it! No will to win at all! Flat with no energy and made most of his faults on the forehand! Alcaraz did not play well either (apart from 3-4 points here and there). He was just steadier. Tsitsipas had a real chance to win but he did not even try

[@kolega427]

The winner of Sinner or Alcaraz will be the winner. EXCEPT in the case when Zverev or Ruud will play unbelievably good. I want Ruud to win so bad 😅

[@fufycaz78]

Bro, did you mention that Sinner will become n.1 next week? 🎉😂

[@TennisWorldSetPoint]

Gill if Zverev gets through Deminuer dont you want to see a faur match with Ruud. any guy getting a bye at this time 16 to semis should be like thanking god. BTW Grigor is like 11 years older and plays with one hand. The answers with Sinner is also to use the slideling backhand instead of a slice like Novak its faster you place it right where you want it. Why doesnt Zverev do more serve and volleys when hes blasting people into corners is he worried it will go over his head

[@roshanemad-syring3943]

My mans either has the worst allergies or needs to sleep for a week

[@MusicMendicant]

Hey Gill, do you think it is fair that Roland Garros did not put Stefanos Tsitsipas even once on the Chatrier Court in his previous 4 matches being an RG Finalist before but put Alcaraz who's only had one SF before on Chatrier for all 4 of his previous matches? Also, was playing a 2.5 hrs tough 3-set doubles 2nd round match just one day before his QF vs Alcaraz, a good idea for Stef?

[@colethomas903]

@Music I don’t wanna hear any excuse a lot of people for a week. + pick Stef to beat Carlos but now the excuses are coming out and the doubles I knew would be use as excuse sound like a him problem

[@barbaragillett9904]

Totally agree with you Gill Tsitipas played very poorly and boring congratulations to Alcatraz 👏👏👏👏

[@Montaycabe]

Hi. Interesting technical analysis (as usual) but, to me, you focus too much on Tsitsipas’ wrong attitude and poorly strategy/performance while in the other match you give all the credit to Sinner, assuming Dimitrov did his best.

[@giorgiosaraceno4391]

I wrote "the inner game of tennis" when i was out if my mind. Do not believe anything in it!

[@nikhils2381]

What's with that thumbnail ? Lol 😂

[@buitho439]

I personally think Gill does not need to do this analysis for both 2 one sided matches.

[@neil5872]

Neither of these players are actually great tactically, i think Gill is eluding to this, its a good point, if i have interpreted it correctly.

[@milesfromneworleans]

I like Alcaraz in four.

[@SJ-di5zu]

Alcaraz vs Tsitsipas was very disappointing. At least last year Alcaraz was putting on a masterclass. This year, Stef played like trash and Alcaraz was just kinda shocked by the lack of resistance. It was a pretty low quality match for a top 10 player matchup, and Alcaraz really didn’t have to do much to win.

[@andieolivia]

I just finished watching the entire match on my PVR. This was one of the worst matches I’ve seen in a while. Stef just seemed so defeated and getting angry over Carlos extended grunt? Like what was that? Carlos grunts the same against everyone in every match he plays. How it was an extended grunt today I’ll never know?

[@milosc__7310]

​@@andieoliviathen watch again. The moment Tsitsi complained, that was after the break, that specific grunt was A LOT extended and exagerated.

[@milosc__7310]

​@@andieolivia also, the fact Alcaraz grunt like this with everyone doesnt make it good. Sonego (and many others) was hated and trashtalked because of his late grunting, but if Alcaraz does it then uts ok because he is the good guy, right ?

[@andieolivia]

@@milosc__7310 Carlos is not the only guy who grunts on tour. Stef was just frustrated cause he was losing.

[@SJ-di5zu]

@@andieoliviaTbf I do think Alcaraz does a few too many extended grunts as much as I like him. But Tsitsipas only complained when he was down 5-1 in the tiebreak whereas Alcaraz always does it, so he was obviously in his head. That’s why Alcaraz responded by chuckling at Stef’s complaint. Alcaraz knows he owns Stef at this point. At least Stef apologized to him at the net though

[@paulhazel2145]

Talking about young players aiming to get better - Alcaraz is still the youngest player in the top 30.

[@devanshdwivedi8893]

Stef is simply not an elite player, He’s a great tennis player for sure but not in the Alcaraz, sinner spectrum and will never be. Good that he himself understands this. I think you expect too much from him Gill.

[@ChristosTzoannis]

That’s not true Alcaraz has just got on his head if tsitsipas faced sinner yesterday he would have won

[@YSA-qx5ki]

Tsitispas is made of weak sauce if someone was that confident about beating me pre match I’d be extremely fired up. Stef was flat!

[@propgee]

I am the first to see this yayy!!!!

[@lsb9073]

Stef lost as soon as MrHumble NiceGuy trashtalked him. Also Carlos had played all his matches on PC while Stef had played all his on SL. Not that I think this made a lot of difference.

[@andieolivia]

Trash talked him how?

[@colethomas903]

@lsb stop with the excuses

[@hih5868]

You sick? 😂

[@daylightSweet]

pulling for zerev now. want to see Alcaraz take out Sinner.

[@milosc__7310]

Nah hope Sinner humbles down Alcaraz

[@antoinettekankindi6807]

​@@milosc__7310Same here

[@gabrielagent20]

​​@@milosc__7310 This time there will be no cramps for Alcaraz to excuse himself, Sinner will beat him fair and square and this rivalry between them will be one-sided going forward !

[@racephase]

Alcaraz and his super annoying evil coach lost any credibility today.. this constant grunting thing is a new low in tennis and should be addressed asap. It's so cringe!!

[@julichigoyt5738]

“Evil coach” 🤣🤣 you’re kidding

[@F-F01]

@@julichigoyt5738don’t waste your time with toxic haters

[@andieolivia]

Who hurt you?

[@freemangriffin4953]

Hilarious! My favorite player and my favorite coach - ever!!!!!

[@ErnestoVillanuevaCagliatella]

Too much credit for Carlos, who barely won the second set, disrespected Stef with some grunting and hindrances, and somehow got to Semis again... However, Sinner will beat him in straights, after all, he is the number 1 in the world and the superior player.

[@colethomas903]

@ErnestoVillanuevaCagliatella I didn’t know Carlos was down BP or SP in 2nd set Carlos was literally in Control the whole set Carlos was also up 5-1 in TB like come on dude u guys and your excuse keep crying

[@colethomas903]

@ErnestoVillanuevaCagliatella your 😂😂😂😂 sinner ain’t doing that

[@benitadewet9344]

​@colethomas903 it's an Italian talking. We'll see who wins on Friday. He must just hope Carlos doesn't outrun Sinner's hip, nevermind the grunting.

[@gabrielagent20]

​@@benitadewet9344Sinner will win guys, it's obvious, Sinner is on a roll, he will simply not lose this year in majors ! Believe that !

[@TennisWorldSetPoint]

I think there's something Noone is saying that the fact that the grounds wasn't swept is why Djokovic got hurt. This changes thing the total landscape if the top ten. Zverev beat Sinner and Alcaraz in slams at their respected surface. He now has to play a Ruud who went from Rd16 to a semis. Thats not right. I want to see a good match not a beat down on a great player who's tired from a younger more rested higher ranked guy who wi be higher ranked after and probably never give that up. This happened in 22 when Zverev got injured at #2 he let in the young guns to take the top. They never gave it back. Now Ruud will be the 3rd that won't ever give it back. By default! We saw Zverev in Australia he would have gotten to the finals if he didn't wear out. if each match was best of 3 then he would have been there. I worry if he will ever get a slam. thus to me was his chance. it's bad enough you get Nadal a 250 rank in rd1. He has been playing in the cold too he's best during the day where Sinner has been and Alcaraz has been. He said time again I like the ball bounce higher and faster hotter. he's too talented to miss out on Winning a slam and I feel like he's thinking are you kidding I'm facing a guy possibly who had 4 full days rest. He still has to get through DeMinaur. if he does I'm not sure how he can beat around rested. I just wantedcthe guys in their late 20s to won a slam Zverev Fritz Hurkatz Paul Rublev we see how hard it is for Meddy to get a second. Plus we love Nole it's Bullsh#$

[@just2share]

I love your knowledge and analysis, but I'd prefer to watch their play while you are talking than watching your face ;) Nothing wrong with your face tho, but if we want tennis we want tennis :)

[@lsb9073]

You know about copyright right?

[@just2share]

@@lsb9073 maybe if he asks them they give it to him... it's a win-win situation for all parties involved.

[@annalax375]

Look, these matches are sooo boring compared to Djokovic’ matches🥱

[@gabrielagent20]

When Djokovic walks away from tennis, the TV numbers, counts and ticket sales will drop significantly ! Djokovic is true hype, delivers top class performance even when he's not in form he lays it all on the court with all his heart and passion ! His presence on the court is must see television !

[@annalax375]

@iannovak5223 Yes, people are not picky, but it is not changing anything