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Simply put, yes. The five-set record for Sinner is definitely concerning, something mental that his coach needs to figure out, right now his best chance is getting it done in 3/4 and just sustaining his level. Only Alcaraz and Djokovic when he’s not playing at his best can challenge him, and will probably split each of the four slams with how even their head to head is. At the very least, he’ll win one. I don’t know how soon that’ll change, but he’s been on top for long enough that he’ll be of the heavy slam favourites into his 30s at the very least and that gives him 5-7 years. More than doable. -
Well this was not great news to wake up to :/ -
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By copravolley · Posted
Djokovic won his first Grand Slam in Australia in 2008... Wow. I remember that tournament, when he won to Federer in 1/2. -
By copravolley · Posted
Cahill want to leave him last year. I don't know how much longer they'll train together. -
By copravolley · Posted
In his current form, it will be difficult. AO has always been his preferred Grand Slam. -
By copravolley · Posted
Do you think Sinner will win more than 10 Slams in his carrer? He's already 25 years old... If anyone from this generation is going to achieve anything great, it's Alcaraz, but he's still a long way from Djokovic or Nadal. Sinner clearly has mental problems in important matches: his five-set record in Slams is 5-11. Alcaraz and Djokovic are great because they can pull off matches like today's. Sinner might have one such match against Medvedev in 2024, and that's it. But that was probably due to the fact that his opponent wasn't a killer. -
I wonder when he will win the French Open title? Last year, Sinner regrettably failed to convert three match points, and I wonder what this year will bring. This is the only Grand Slam title missing from Sinner's collection. -
He'll win more grand slams in the future, he has Darren Cahill as coach. Simona Halep reach no. 1 in WTA ranking thanks to him, so probably Cahill will help Sinner to regain his strong confidence and mentality. Let's see how he'll improve till Roland Garros. -
You're not wrong, he wasn't at the high level he usually plays at, but... Based off the results of one slam you come to this conclusion?
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By copravolley · Posted
Sinner was out of form here from the start, and unfortunately, he doesn't have the character to push through his matches like Alcaraz did today. Alcaraz could have easily been eliminated today, but he has a different mentality.
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