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.

 

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.

 

Well its official. Sinner is alcaraz's bitch

 

Weird knee jerk post. Was Alcaraz Sinner's bitch when he easily beat him at Wimbledon? It's a very even rivalry at the moment, and they've shared the slams this year. Let's see what happens during the indoor swing.

 

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

 

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

 

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

 

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.

 

He missed a passing shot on an Alcaraz DS in that game too. He just played very meh today

 

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.

 

But yeah, the performance Alca had today kn serve reminder of peak Fed in 2005-2007. Although, that level Fed produced back there was another world.

Producing that level against a guy like Hewitt isn't the same as prime Sinner tbf

 

The Federer Curse is still alive !

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

 

It makes winning 5 straight of them seem like an immortal feat.

 

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.

 

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!

 

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

 

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.

 

chill out...when sinner played great at wimby , alcaraz had nothing to say

 

Sinner is basically just a better Rublev and today was not even that much better. 48% of first serves is simply not acceptable at this level and the fact that his serve top speed is 10-15km/h less than Alcaraz also doesn't help.

Congrats to Alcaraz who was not just the better player during this match but also across the entire tournament. He has reached a new level in the hardcourts, so I now believe that he can become an ATG.

 

So where are all the fools talking about Sinner is way superior to Carlos and would win a CYGS.

Where are all the fools claiming Carlos needed a new coach.

Where are all the fools claiming Carlos would never return to number 1.

Where are all the fools claiming Sinner would always be better because he is taller.

Are there favorite, the love to talk about the serve. Carlos looked like the best serve in the world out there. Meanwhile Sinner was out there serving like a WTA player.

You got the feeling the Sinner camp was doing way, way too much talking instead of just watching their guy play.

Sinner is obviously a great player and win more slams. But I felt like Sinner ( or at least his fans/team) needed this dose of humble pie. I think he'll become a
better player & hopefully person because of this beating.

And to be clear it was a beating, it wasn't close. Yes Carlos lost focus and lost the second set but other than that he could do nothing out there.

 

something definitely wrong with sinner, most likely physically.

it’s telling that his box was mostly silent, if they knew he was healthy they would have been more active trying to change the match.

but congrats to the newcomer servebot of the tour

 

Cahill was pretty much standing up the entire 3rd. Not sure if that counts as trying to change the match but I don't remember them standing so often this season, not even in Rome or RG

 

39-year-old King put up a better fight against Carl than 24 yo King of HC

 

Very good final, enjoyed all the aggressive shotmaking with excellent court coverage.

The King of Pushers is 38yo and he got straight setted.

 

Enjoy ur rekt tard 🤣

 

Sinner’s playing style is not sustainable.
He is running out of gas basically.

 

Too good from Carlos. Sinner was never there. Poor from him. Carlos serving like Sampras. Poor match though.

 

Unreal tournament from the young king.

As I have said before Sinner looks unbeatable against anyone but Carlos.

 

Very clutch from Alcaraz. Sinner’s first serve really let him down but Alcaraz maintained a pretty high level throughout.

 

 

Bald Carlito is unbeatable

 

That is the Monk Mode.

 

Still nobody has defended a US Open since 2008!