[FilipoSVK]

They would be even more unbearable than they are now which is hard to imagine. Thank god catastrophy was prevented although unfortunately for tennis catastrophy already happened in Wim 19.

That was the biggest catastrophe possible. It's still haunting me sometimes

 

[riggs]

removed: made a mistake

 

[Snowwy]

Shut up you clown. The thread title has the words Sinner and Alcaraz and "the next big thing". So the relevant topics of conversation are:

• Sinner
• Alcaraz
• Other young player you expect to be the next big thing

Djokovic vs Medvedev is a non-sequitur for this thread.

I think you might have quoted the wrong person?

 

[FilipoSVK]

I think you might have quoted the wrong person?

Nah 🤡 never

 

[riggs]

I think you might have quoted the wrong person?

You're right, I did, sorry. I'll remove the post.

 

[Snowwy]

You're right, I did, sorry. I'll remove the post.

No problem, you I respect. I disagree with some of your tennis analyst, but you are clearly an excellent fan and have some great insight.

 

[Poirot123]

Sinner is just a down market Berdych. He is winning nowt.

 

[Slasher1985]

There it was. Found this thread counter for that Alcaraz is the real deal, not Sinner one. Jesus, MTF. 🤣

 

[RUNECARAZ ERA]

Alcaraz is over

 

[AntiTardDefenseSystem]

A lot of these posts give a good chuckle; no diss at any of these posters...2 years especially when the dude is an up and comer is a loooong time. It's just funny to see what happened since.

Lol what a ridiculous statement. Name me single Grand Slam or Masters 1000 title for Sinner. Done? I thought so. He has never won any. While Alcaraz won 2 Masters 1000 and 1 Grand Slam so far already. And he's 2 years younger!

Sinner will never win Grand Slam at this rate. Perhaps few Masters 1000 titles are possible, but Grand Slam? Nah sorry.

KEKEKEK

 

[AntiTardDefenseSystem]

A lot of these posts give me a good chuckle; no diss at any of these posters...2 years especially when the dude is an up and comer is a loooong time. It's just funny to see what happened since, and especially in how previous haters may now be hardcore fans, and vice versa, lol.

Lol what a ridiculous statement. Name me single Grand Slam or Masters 1000 title for Sinner. Done? I thought so. He has never won any. While Alcaraz won 2 Masters 1000 and 1 Grand Slam so far already. And he's 2 years younger!

Sinner will never win Grand Slam at this rate. Perhaps few Masters 1000 titles are possible, but Grand Slam? Nah sorry.

 

[Never A Question]

OP was spot on.

 

[Bella&Mirka]

Skinner with the big bans for sure.

 

[howyesno]

A lot of these posts give a good chuckle; no diss at any of these posters...2 years especially when the dude is an up and comer is a loooong time. It's just funny to see what happened since.



KEKEKEK

LOL

What a gem. This may be a signature worth example of turncoating

 

[ZenEric]

Well, clearly they've turned out to be the next big thingS.

 

[Muzzafan]

Sinner coming back from RG to win Wimbledon is much bigger than Alcaraz coming back from Wimbledon to win USO because while Alcaraz already won a USO title, Sinner was widely derided and mocked for his lack of grass titles/success despite the obvious signs. I was proved right when almost everyone on MTF doubted him.

And now they doubt him again. Feel free to sleep on Sinner again while he cooks up a training regime with his team to improve big time in the coming months.

 

[RNW]

That thread was really bold back then and in some parts right, especially when Sinner would have won RG too.
Now, it looks more like they are par, but in H2H Alcaraz is clearly leading.

 

[RocketMan70]

Well, clearly they've turned out to be the next big thingS.

The last 8 grand slams taken and evenly split is certainly a testament to this.

 

[Time Violation]

Surprisingly good thread from OP, a broken clock indeed is right twice a day

 

[BurnsTennis]

This thread is also a reminder of the remarkable transformation Sinner had under Darren Cahill. He had his fans who believed he would get to number 1. There were people like myself who thought he could get one or two majors.

The good news for Sinner is that he can improve even further. At the time that's what I thought, he needed some more fire in his belly and improve aspects in his game. And under Cahill, he did.

Now he needs to implement the transition game on more occasions during matches. To get out of the baseline only pattern. Sort out his serve problems and he is capable of getting back to number 1 within twelve months.