Think we will be seeing Sinner vs Alcaraz in a Slam Final for a long time – can the Italian deny Alcaraz of three consecutive Wimbledon titles?
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Jannik Sinner vs Carlos Alcaraz
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Rematch of the French Open Final – a surface heavily skewed in Alcaraz’s favour, which Sinner should have won leading 5-3 with three match points on the Spaniard’s serve in the fourth set, which he blew and then failed to serve out the match the next game.
I have to give Sinner the advantage on the quicker surfaces which probably says a lot about Alcaraz winning their last five encounters – three of those on clay, another on the slow hard court of Indian Wells, while you could barely split them on the hard court in Beijing last year with the Spaniard winning in a third set tie-break.
Sinner’s numbers this tournament are off the charts, which includes the Dimitrov match where the Bulgarian retired up two sets on the Italian. Sinner is going at a serve and return point percentage of 118% this Wimbledon – nearly 10% better than Alcaraz.
The Italian has covered the game handicap in every single completed match including making Djokovic look like a park tennis player in the Semi Final – Alcaraz on the other hand has covered in just two of his six matches.
Understand there’s the elbow concern, but that didn’t look like an issue in his last two matches against Shelton and Djokovic. I think the Italian can redeem the French Open loss and deny Carlos of three consecutive Wimbledon titles.
