What they are achieving Carlos Alcaraz y Jannik Sinner It is historic, after what was achieved by the “Big Three”, it is more than admirable how these young players have taken over in all aspects, inspired by the legacy built by Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic. The Italian and the Spaniard have won the last eight Grand Slams and have alternated at the top of the ATP rankings, an enormous dominance that has clearly distanced them from the rest of the tennis players.
He spoke about the regularity in the success that the number one and two in the world have had. Matteo Arnaldi, the number 61 in the world, who analyzed the differences they have marked with other sporting opponents.
Arnaldi: Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner have something extra that they can add to their game in important moments that others don’t have right now
“Alcaraz and Sinner have a consistency that the rest of the Top 10 lack, but in addition to their incredible consistency, in my opinion, they have something extra that they can bring to their game in important moments that others don’t have right now. The biggest difference is consistency. Zverev, Fritz and many others always have close matches, but then they don’t win two or three tournaments in a row or maybe they lose first in a Grand Slam, while they have dominated practically every tournament in the last two years,” the transalpine detailed in an interview with “Tennis Space”:
“Alcaraz has won more this year, but at the beginning of the year he lost a few more matches between Indian Wells and Miami. Sinner, on the other hand, usually loses exclusively to Carlos and maybe one or two others. So, without a doubt, they are two people who are a pleasure to be around right now, who you admire a lot; you try to analyze them, you try to understand what they do well. What’s wrong with them? What makes them so consistent, without a doubt? That’s what I was looking for: consistency. So, for me, it’s definitely good. having them on tour, being around them and seeing what they do,” concluded Matteo Arnaldi.
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