[FilipoSVK]

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LOL

48% is pathetic, really.

 

[Tori_Great]

The Fed curse is real, there´s no other explanation

What is the Fed curse?

 

[MIMIC]

Insane that the U.S. Open hasn’t been defended in 17 years

 

[galactic_surfer]

carlos clearly the more versatile player. sinner is just a ball basher - hit the ball flat and smack it as hard as you can in the open space. that's all.

a Biden lover was spotted in the crowd. Not sure if he is genuinely interested in tennis or it is just cool to be seen on TV.

 

[BullGOAT]

Now we can get a Sincaraz final 2026 AO for Carlos to beat him again and complete the set.

 

[Chipmaster]

Federer still the highest HC peak with 5 straight HC Slam won and 7 out of 8 Sinner tying Djokovic, but not more

 

[pardals]

Too good from Alcaraz in this match, especially in terms of the plus-one and the baseline consistency. The good serving was just a bonus.
Sinner not good enough today, too errant when it mattered most, not focused enough on key points on the return of serve. He had to do better on the 2nd serve return points which he didn't. His serve didn't do the damage it usually does against Alcaraz, not only because of the 1st serve percentage.

Congratulations to Alcaraz and his fans for winning his second US Open title, a convincing one for a change. Congratulations for coming back to the #1 position as well.

It was a pretty good Grand Slam season for Sinner as well. But he will have to find better levels of execution against Alcaraz outside of grass in order to get the H2H going back in his way. There is no excuse for losing this match the way he did.

Alcaraz's consistency and conversion rate in finals is a nightmare to watch as a Sinner fan, but respect for finding clinical tennis during this tournament and overall.

Honestly, he would've probably lost against Alcaraz in wimbledon 2025 serving like today too, maybe with a closer score but still.

 

[SetSampras]

6 feet 12 inches and a 48 percent first serve percentage. LOL. You could pull a female high school tennis player to be put out there and they would serve better than Sinner

 

[Thecap]

At this rate Carlos will have 20 slams by the time is 28. Better hope Sinner will get his service back.

 

[AntiTardDefenseSystem]

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

 

[Lukasgigler]

Until Sinner fixes his serve, not sure what he can do. You can't knock every first serve into the net and expect to see success.

Yep 2-4 A/DF and 48% 1st serves won’t cut it against Alcaraz. Djokovic legitimately could’ve beaten this version of sinner

 

[Teardrop]

Also the quality of the match left a lot to be desired. As a neutral spectator I was hoping for a 6 hour 5 set thriller where every set goes at least to 5:5 and every game goes to deuce

we do sports not show, sorry mate.

and i for my part was entertained...

 

[raysun68]

Congrats to Alcaraz for the title and returning to #1, clearly the better player today especially comparing the serve. He almost replicated Nadal's 2013 USO SF and F scores, only the 3rd and 4th sets are swapped for the final Second straight year Alcaraz and Sinner split half the slams each, looks like this may continue for the next few years.

 

[Weakerer]

You again? Do you know anything else than writing bullshit like this? Go back to your hole you pathetic prick. I wonder why you weren't banned for this long ago already.

Poor crybaby but enjoy your rekt anyways hahaha. Keep supporting a boring useless clostebot and doing excuses like a little kid.

 

[Kaman]

I'm so proud of Carlos stopping the nonsense and staying so focused throughout the tournament. Only dropped 1 set and was only broken 3 times the entire tournament

 

[Shadowplay]

Alcaraz has been playing all tournament at a consistently higher level than Sinner, and he is a bad match up too, even if some people prefer to stay in denial about this. He moves better, defends better, has more variety, higher peak.. so I was surprised how so many thought he didn't have a chance. Underrated once again.

I was expecting much more from Sinner though despite his unconvincing run to the final in terms of tennis level. He looked flat from the start,with no conviction in his body language, spraying errors and his first serve was crucially gone. Sadly he was the Shapovalov/FAA version today, and the terrible starts at every set crippled him the whole match. He did well to win one set and avoid a total washout, but you could see it was an impossible task today.

 

[Enrico82]

He wasn't great in set 2 either. Carlos just threw in a stinker

Stinker is harsh. He played 1 awful game to get broken, the rest was fine.

 

[weak era mug]

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.

 

[YonaMX]

At least Alcaraz dropped a set during this run. It would've been a nightmare for hard court tennis had he won without losing a set. He's not that good on hard courts, even when playing his best.

 

[Chipmaster]

Insane that the U.S. Open hasn’t been defended in 17 years

No US Open defended since 2008, Federer cursed that after 2009 botched job