Longballutd
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I hope not, couldn’t stand the sight of Jannik Sinner winning again.
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Lovebitesandeveryfing
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It is scary how much these two are operating in a stratosphere that is simply levels above anything else in the men's game — not only who's in it and established, but anybody on the horizon.
Alan Harper's Tash
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They’re so well matched. Whoever is timing the ball slightly better wins the point.
Sinner needs to keep away from Alcaraz’s forehand more too.
Sinner needs to keep away from Alcaraz’s forehand more too.
Got his mojo back. Fingers crossed.I hope not, couldn’t stand the sight of Jannik Sinner winning again.
LangleyBlue1970
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Remember when we had no recognition at all? Even just our manager at the tennis now is a big deal.Pep there.
LangleyBlue1970
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Sinner’s first serve is terrible.
dadnlad
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people walking out must be blues
Black&White&BlueMoon Town
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Well deserved final for Alcaraz.
After having just arrived in Manchester, I didn't mind tonight's delay as much. First time watching the coverage this 2nd week on Sky, so it was a different perspective for sure.
The "New 2" are alive and well. Until the next one, where Alcaraz would certainly like to win in Australia and Sinner in the French, both the only the Major Slam trophies they don't yet own. I'm sure they both will before it's all over at this rate.
Congrats to Sabalenka too yesterday. As much as I wanted Anisimova to win, I agree she didn't have the consistency with the unforced errors every time she seemed to be ready to take things over. Sabalenka often had the answer unlike times past.
After having just arrived in Manchester, I didn't mind tonight's delay as much. First time watching the coverage this 2nd week on Sky, so it was a different perspective for sure.
The "New 2" are alive and well. Until the next one, where Alcaraz would certainly like to win in Australia and Sinner in the French, both the only the Major Slam trophies they don't yet own. I'm sure they both will before it's all over at this rate.
Congrats to Sabalenka too yesterday. As much as I wanted Anisimova to win, I agree she didn't have the consistency with the unforced errors every time she seemed to be ready to take things over. Sabalenka often had the answer unlike times past.
RobMCFC
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A disturbed night on Saturday and medication meant that I was falling asleep by the end of the first game. Such a shame as with the relatively early start, I was looking forward to watching at least the first two sets.
Two Grand Slams each for the second year in succession. Alcaraz and Sinner are so far ahead of the pack that, barring injury, I can see this happening for the next few years. It's going to take a special player to get past both of them in a tournament of 5-set matches.
Two Grand Slams each for the second year in succession. Alcaraz and Sinner are so far ahead of the pack that, barring injury, I can see this happening for the next few years. It's going to take a special player to get past both of them in a tournament of 5-set matches.
smevchenko
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Norrie beats Alcaraz at Paris Masters, his first win over a world number 1.
One of the points Norrie won during the first game was ridiculous!
One of the points Norrie won during the first game was ridiculous!