[R]

Dominant tournament from Carlos to disprove his HC critics after a failure in the spring HC swing.

Sinner was a level (or two) below his Wimbledon best.

Curious to see if Carlos can transition this form to indoor HC as well.

And Carlos was below his best at Wimbledon. Glad he exorcised those demons (going as far as losing faith back then in that match towards the end).

 

[Johnny Groove]

Well done Charlie, good on ya mate

Stays ahead of Nadal achievements by age

 

[BaselineGod]

Honestly an abysmal serving performance from Sinner and looked completely flat outside of the 2nd set. 48% and genuinely has not been good the entire tournament except a few good sets. He needs to fix it ASAP or he will struggle to defend Shanghai and Turin.

Congratulation to Alcaraz and his fans for a brilliant slam run. And congrats on getting the top ranking back.

I guess this is needed to motivate Sinner to new heights/wins in the future.

not only serving.. lack of winners, too many UE when rushing at the net, absolutely abysmal level in the final.. but we saw him several times in the tournament playing like this..

 

[Xenosys]

Only the 3rd man in history to win multiple majors on all 3 surfaces after Djokovic and Nadal, I think.

6th major at 22 years of age. Congratulations young man.

 

[Enrico82]

Well-deserved win. A fantastic tournament from Carlos. Back at #1 and deservedly so.

Sinner looked off the whole match, set 2 aside. At the end, he looked like someone who knew he didn't have a chance today. Whether injury, fitness or mental, I don't know. One thing is for sure, he won't get back to #1 serving at these %s.

I've always been a Sinner fan, but I've never doubted that Carlos is undoubtedly the more talented player. His ceiling is absurd. Now that he seems to have found consistency, it's a frightening prospect

 

[BullGOAT]

Carlos of course found a way to make it more dramatic, but got it done with an ace at the end. Bamos.

 

[gameovais]

He absolutely overpowered Sinner. Mighty tennis.

 

[The IT Factor]

Alcaraz is definitely the best player in the world right now - I think he's beaten Sinner SEVEN of the last EIGHT times they've played? I think it's fair to say Alcaraz currently OWNS SINNER. Pretty boring match, never seemed in doubt.

 

[The Federest]

Not sure what was up with Jannik. Awful serve. Missing sitters. Avoiding BH rallies. Deflated from the first game.

Alcaraz's FH was fucking insane. And so was his first serve.

Poor spectacle overall but very well deserved win for Charlie.

 

[SetSampras]

Well its official. Sinner is alcaraz's bitch

 

[FedExpress1992]

Alcaraz just the better player. 4th final loss for sinner vs Carlos this year. Mental scars.

 

[outsidecourt]

Clean from Alcaraz....well deserved. But also....😴

 

[BullGOAT]

Alcaraz manages to stay ahead of Nadal's slam pace, by a few months ATM.

 

[Kilban]

Sinner tried in this last game to inflict the same thing that Alcaraz did to him at RG by bringing fire like never in this match before. But Alcaraz was too solid mentally and so far in their careers Alacaraz has that edge.

Does not explain why Sinner's level was bad today but again, Alcaraz was pretty bad and dominated at RG and still found a way to win.

 

[FilipoSVK]

But yeah, the performance Alca had today on service reminded me of peak Fed during 2005-2007. Although, that level Fed produced back there was another world.

 

[RoS]

The Federer Curse is still alive !

No one has been able to defend a USO title since 2008

 

[runetime]

lol at the retards who said "Carlos doesn't stand a chance against Sinner on hard court majors". Suck a big fat lemon. TOLD you he'd win it in 4 sets.

 

[FlyingKite]

Nobody expected Carlos to turn into a Karlovic level servebot in such a short time. Not even Sinner, he clearly did not prepare for this new serve. It gives Alcaraz so much buffer to attack service games of others.

Congrats to Carlos for 6th slam and 2nd USO!

 

[RUNECARAZ ERA]

Convinced Alcaraz was told to make Wimbledon competitive by the higher ups

 

[Dominic S]

Anyone claiming Sinner is better, or will be better than Alcaraz needs their heads examined.

Slams 6-4
H2H: 10-5

And Carlos is almost 2 full years younger.

As Alcaraz starts playing with a bit more margin like he did at US Open, he’s unplayable. Too many weapons, too athletic. Clutch. He will continue to own this matchup.