The "Alcaraz vs. Sinner" Rivalry SAVED Tennis' Future (ANIMALISTIC RALLIES)

[@tjfosk]

Alcaraz and Sinner are such a breath of fresh air.

[@BOZ_11]

"The "Alcaraz vs. Sinner" Rivalry SAVED Tennis" Damn right.

[@margueritejj]

I just love that smile of Carlos ! Carlos please keep your wonderful personality no matter what happens. It is a smile that is contagious.

[@joyceyang6976]

It is indeed, he’s awesome!! 👍😄💕

[@woogy1223]

they havent played each other for a while and sinner improved so much in that time so im hyped to see the next sinner alcaraz match

[@taiyo-sama6332]

sooo beautiful at the end of their match in Paris Jannik telling to Carlos that he hope to play against him again, so cute 😍😍

[@joyceyang6976]

Yeah, definitely they will play some more, a lot more in the future! 👍

[@SR-gg7hc]

Carlos you are a great human being and amazing player. ❤

[@thebest3511]

I've been watching this channel for a long time, definitely deserves more than a subscription; or at least a million subscribers. Thank you, sir, for your great efforts to provide us with great videos of tennis matches.

[@WivoRN]

Wow, thank you so much for your kind words, and sticking around all this time!

[@SJ-di5zu]

5:17 WOW that point was actually one of the best I’ve ever seen. Reminiscent of mid 2000s Nadal on clay, seriously. Crazy how Alcaraz completely went away for the rest of the match after that though… from 7-6 1-0 40-0 to 7-6 1-6 1-6…

[@brendajohnson5525]

Carlos was struggling with fatigue and injuries that's why.

[@myrahchiloane2425]

I really waited soo long to see who would give us something different, i don’t think the two can be likened to Rafa or RF, they are just an entertaining rivalry if there is anything like that, no bad blood, still smiling even when they loose a point, no bitterness, no tension, no tears but pure entertainment, i wishing they could stay that way ❤❤🙏🙏🤗🤗😂😂

[@konradspages7937]

It is heartwarming now, to look into perspective, and realize where it is Sinner at this moment. Australian Open is every tennis players' dream. It's always a pleasure to watch these two clashing on court. Great talents!

[@angelatanurdzic7508]

We are watching amazing tennis. 👍

[@federicotown8052]

Love this rivalry !

[@z1az285]

They were playing ping pong in the 2022 USO Quarter final. it was tennis from another dimension

[@wevertongabriel997]

It's really beautiful to see these two talented young people competing very well 🎾

[@Prefreshing]

alcaraz and sinner are the only players as of recent that have gotten me to actually watch tennis again

[@ahnafsayem4991]

I have to pick one who I am going to root for until they retire 😂. I am probably going to go with sinner.

[@federicotown8052]

They always push each other to the limit

[@federicotown8052]

They make each other better players

[@dorothyekins8851]

I love seeing these two playing each other. They suit each other and enjoy playing each other May they both be fit for the French open Thankyou to both of you and your teams take care of yourselves

[@MB-ox5gb]

So happy Jannik got his grand slam win! It will definitely give him confidence this year. Hoping for a Sinner/Alcaraz big final this year 🤞

[@SJ-di5zu]

They need to play at a grand slam final… or just a grand slam in general; haven’t seen this matchup best of 5 since USO2022 QF. I think if they play on clay, Alcaraz should have the upper hand because the slower conditions will make it harder for Sinner to hit through him, similar to Indian Wells last year. I think at either hard court slam, Sinner gets a slight edge because both courts play relatively fast. Grass is anyone’s guess, but I lean Alcaraz just because he’s a bit more proven on grass and I think his variety would do a lot to help him.

[@shehab1354]

In fact it was Sinner's biggest win over Alcaraz on clay, UMAG final 7-6 1-6 1-6

[@oliant7936]

@@shehab1354 Sinner said he has more fun on clay

[@zeejimi4044]

Yep 👍 The era of the rivalry between Djokovic / Nadal / Federer is over. Djoko is still around, but not for very much longer - so it’s great to see the next generation of top players competing at the uppermost level. 👍🎾👍

[@dayangrimaldos8695]

Thanks life for this fantastic rivalry I want Rune and Shelton to join them

[@lowkey.8448]

goat rivalry potential

[@bijukannan4]

Carlos is the new Rafa and Jannik is the new Roger 😊

[@brendajohnson5525]

Hmm... No. Look beyond nationality. In terms of style and movement Carlos is closer to Roger. Sinner's movements are not elegant.

[@JonathanKJM]

@@brendajohnson5525Yes. I agree. While none of them have the serve and all court game of Federer, Carlos’ game is more close to Federer than Sinner.

[@PaqualeRusso-n8g]

JANNIK is JANNIK IMPRESCINDIBILMENTE UNICO nel TENNIS COME il SUO DNA!! FORZAAAAAAAAAAAA!!! JANNIK "Batti il Ferro finche' e' CALDO !!! LOTTA e ALZA il TRICOLORE FINO al CIELO dello SPORT da TE Praticato !! Imperativo Categorico : VINCEREEEE !!!!!!!!!

[@m.a.g.3920]

We don't need any new "Djokovic" to spoil the party 😂😂😂

[@m.a.g.3920]

​@@brendajohnson5525well said, and specially considering that Alcaraz's favourite player is Roger and not Nadal.

[@yonglee4148]

They are insane. Amazing.

[@harryaubreydelavenu5901]

I have to say, I absolutely respect these two tennis players to the Max..

[@VemaReed]

The thumbnail - "Let's Save Tennis" - is 100% correct (rare nowadays with all the clickbait going around..). These two otherworldly players are creating majestic Art every time they meet. 🎾💖

[@danielbrosky]

The rally for the point at 12:12 was insane!! And, that Carlos can laugh about it after.

[@celinacamara1412]

Espetacular 🎾🏆🏆

[@jflow5601]

Vamos Carlitos!!!

[@molybdaenmornell123hopp5]

Without further ado❤

[@WivoRN]

😅❤️

[@lotus630]

seems like Alcaraz brings out the best in Sinner maybe it's because Alcaraz is younger and Sinner didn't like that Alcaraz is already overtaking him in achievements when he was the "next big thing" first Sinner almost always plays his best against Alcaraz

[@daviderossi6045]

Medvedev and Djokovic more than Alcaraz at the moment But definitely yes also

[@paolozamparutti1972]

This is about adapting to different playing styles in tennis. Sinner prefers to play against players whom he can dominate on the backhand crosscourt, but struggles against players who take the initiative away from him on that same diagonal. That's why he had more difficulty against Medvedev and Djokovic. Now, he has found the key to at least match up against those two by introducing variations in his backhand and, above all, by improving physically. Now, he positions himself better to hit the ball, allowing him to play the backhand down the line more frequently even in high-speed rallies.

[@AlbePaintsStuff]

alcaraz is younger, but sinner started to play tennis very late (at 13, if i am not wrong), and what's more that phenotype of body develops lately (u can easily see then sinner looks a teenager ..he needs to grow also phisically)...so all in all, they are in the identical "path"

[@alessio_235]

Not to start, but to take tennis more seriously by abandoning skiing @@AlbePaintsStuff

[@boscoshin5671]

대단한 젊은이들이다....최고의 경기들이네....황홀하다..😊

[@roddlecoddle]

Exciting times

[@keina4620]

They are happy that they are each other's mortal rivals.🦊🤝🇪🇸🔥❤

[@uccisore24]

Sinner and Alcaraz are greatest of this time. Maybe of all time but future will tell that.

[@luizcarlosbenze8824]

Alcaraz é um tremendo fanfarrão....

[@giuseppericci516]

The rivalry to compare these two guys is Federer Nadal

[@erick.r1102]

9:24 That audio in the back freaked me out soo much

[@kaiichinose5446]

Esos juegos son historia pasada y en donde Alcaraz tenía una ligera ventaja sobre Sinner. Actualmente Sinner tiene una capacidad tenística increíble e inalcanzable: Simplemente borrará a Alcaraz de todas las competencias...🤭👍🏼

[@trolley4388]

Non dovresti sottovalutare Carlos.

[@m.a.g.3920]

Y qué pasa, que Carlos no puede aprender también o qué? Está por ver como jugará dentro de 2 años...

[@선덕-d9b]

Good Luck !!!!!!!!!! !!!!

[@flordelizacabading6320]

Is this re-tape

[@my8osprive]

Yes, it's the end of the weakest era ever with these two. Let's hope they keep it up.

[@karinkottinger1173]

My DREAM CARLITOS 💕is FOREVER UNIQUE for me 🫶 KARIN❤️

[@처음으로-y5j]

알카는 테니스에 특화된 몸이네 웃는것도 넘 이쁨~

[@pyrofeaks]

They both should get their own little Tournament. Just 3 Matches. Maybe best of five.

[@superjarri]

Alcaraz doesn't have the right tools to beat Sinner right now, but I'm sure he's already working on it. He hasn't reached his final form yet.

[@humanbeing2779]

Alcaraz the Magician

[@happymind8526]

I wish he will come back to his form very soon.

[@felixfranco]

Most of the points highlighted here are won by Alcaraz and a few by Sinner.

[@giammira]

These two are so different that are almost equal

[@francis87589]

The next-gen leaps frog one gen: it is now Yannik vs Alcaraz ! The torch is being passed from Novax to Yannik , one can see quite obiously, Yannik won in their last 4 encounters, namely Davis cup and Australian open !

[@처음으로-y5j]

앞으론 알카와 .시너. 시대가 될것같다~

[@scorpion94]

rafael nadal and novak djokovic????? wtf without even mentioning rafa vs roger ??? The most historical, legendary duel was absolutely the latter

[@BOZ_11]

yeah, what a dumb comment that was. djoko vs nadal is 90% baseline rallies. Fedal is the matchup of the ages.

[@ER1CwC]

⁠@@BOZ_11 I wouldn’t go so far as to say dumb. Djokovic and Nadal have played more often. But people who got interested in tennis due to the “Big 3” never really saw Federer at his best and can’t feel how Federer-Nadal set the terms for entire generation.

[@BOZ_11]

@@ER1CwC them playing more often does not make it a more exciting match-up

[@ER1CwC]

@@BOZ_11 I don’t disagree, but it depends what you are looking for. If you are looking for contrast, then absolutely Federer-Nadal is more significant, and also more in line with other historic era-defining rivalries. But if you are looking for trench warfare, Djokovic-Nadal is more significant. Different strokes for different folks.

[@BOZ_11]

@@ER1CwC "Different strokes for different folks." Nah, it's pretty overwhelming, on which rivalry captured more public attention. You do you. EDIT: one more thing, most people believe the greatest match ever played, was 2008 Wimbledon

[@sunmanyi3265]

The difference between them is anger, Alcaraz has it but Sinner doesn't. Alcaraz has to be careful in his management of his "anger", add a letter "d" to it, it becomes "danger" which I hope will not morph into the Novak kind of anger that ended up in smashing of rackets. Please Alcaraz, be like Sinner, cool, calm and composed.🙏

[@brendajohnson5525]

I don't agree at all. Alcaraz shows passion not anger. There's nothing wrong with showing emotion. That's what makes Alcaraz exciting. I love watching him play. If everyone were the same the world would be a boring place.

[@sunmanyi3265]

​@@brendajohnson5525 You have not seen him losing his temper yet, I have. And many times!

[@taopaille-paille4992]

Alcaraz saved tennis future

[@zestyraccoon813]

Alcaraz moves like he's on ice skates

[@isjawu]

Alcaraz is an actor and a playchild. Don't think he can hold a high level over years. He has no length in his shots. Keeps moving himself into difficult situations (on purpose?) and often finds spectacular ways out of them - if his opponent plays along instead of ending the point precisely. This can't be the base for enduring success. And for my taste, I'd rather watch a real fight than a "show".

[@isco4151]

you show only the points won by alcaraz. You’re just an alcaraz fanboy

[@thanhvo5760]

The all-round offensive sinner will be the second federer

[@paulharding1972]

Why are you making out that the only other great rivalry in the history of tennis was between Rafa and Novak? That’s absolute nonsense.

[@gillianevabutcher6107]

On these orange coloured courts you cannot see the ball !!!!

[@concepcionur2291]

Salvemos el Tenis sin Carlitos

[@keina4620]

We are lucky that they were both born in the same generation.👶🇮🇹👶🇪🇸 We are also lucky that Jannik chose tennis.🎾🦊🫶

[@Samchris1465]

Alcaraz

[@catalyst2155]

So i'ts not a weak era then?

[@BOZ_11]

it is still a weak era. The 80s had Lendl, Wilander, Becker and Edberg The 90s had Sampras, Agassi, Courier and Kuerten 2000s was Roger, Rafa, Agassi, Roddick, Hewitt, Safin 2010s Roger, Rafa, Djoko, Murray, DelPo, Stan 2020s, Just Novak, with young guns Carlos and Jannik breaking down the door, and Meddy doing his DelPo thing in 4th place.

[@BobSaget-wv7em]

Bwahahaha. What rivalry, "genius" ?! They have barely started their careers...

[@felixy23]

weak era champ Djokovic dominated because of weak next-gen (Medvedev, Zverev, Tsitsipas, Berettini, etc). now it's over because new era has just begun with Alcaraz as a leader and Sinner as 2nd. don't tell me why? because Djokovic will absolutely has no answer against them in the next major tournaments

[@nicandrojeromeacdal7414]

He's the greatest but it also helped that his generation is much more injury prone than he is: Nadal,Stan,DelPo,Tsonga,Murray,etc.

[@user-wd7ue1wd6r]

But it's not like Roger where he capitalised only in the weak era. Novak won 12 in strongest era of tennis and 12 more in relatively weak era. That confirms he simply is a better complete greatest player ever. Got to give credit where it's due 😇

[@BOZ_11]

@@user-wd7ue1wd6r so roger has more strong era majors than novak, by your own word 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@user-wd7ue1wd6r]

@@BOZ_11 🤔 how so? Roger got 13 slams in the weakest era and 3 more when Novak Andy and Stan the man were injured between 2017 18. That gives Roger 16 out of 20 weak slams. Had Novak been fine without his elbow injury in that period, he wouldn't have allowed Roger to get more than 17 slams.

[@redtesta]

no it hasnt

[@a66789]

。

[@drbookie2169]

ALCARAZ IS BETTER THAN SINNER. HIS WHOLE AESTHETIC IS BETTER TOO. FOREHAND, BACKHAND ETC.

[@marco-bl2ze]

and why are they equal in victories with each other?

[@brendajohnson5525]

@@marco-bl2ze That has nothing to do with it. Aesthetic is what you find visually pleasing.

[@pier755]

No, he isn't.

[@drbookie2169]

@@pier755 ok. youre right

[@m.a.g.3920]

​@@marco-bl2zeSinner is very effective in his approach, but also quite defensive and boring.

[@margheritapaddeu1194]

Sono il futuro del tennis mondiale,sono giovani Vincerà il più forte, sì, però per chi paga il biglietto per vederli è una garanzia E sono Italiana Forza ragazzi e che vinca il migliore