1. Phenomenal player and desting to be one of the greats 💯💯💯

2. In 10 years time, who will have more slams Alcaraz or Sinner? I think Sinner for several reasons… First reason, it’s impossible Alcaraz can keep this level of play when he will be older, I mean it’s too extreme, I really don’t think it’s possible to keep it, second reasons injuries, Alcaraz can play that way for years without any injury? Third reason, I think serve is something that will improve more for Sinner then Alcaraz because Sinner is taller. Said so, these two will dominate next 10 years, I bet Sinner can win US Open

   1. Now all that’s left is for Sinner to help you. The fact is that Alcaraz has already won more than him after a year of disadvantage.

   2. @@MrTomsimoes tennis is a marathon, Djokovic showed this very well, so, I’m sure Sinner can catch him up

   3. Nadal could do it , alcaraz is the best player I ve ever seen .

   4. I don’t think either are that great……yes, Alcaraz is beating a good not great field with the 37 year old GOAT finishing out.

   5. @@toddjohnson271 6 2 6 2 7 6

3. 4 down 21 to go

4. No one in tennis history could beat Alcaraz when he’s at his 100% physically and mentally. The only thing he can get better at is speaking english.

   1. Am an Alcaraz fan but please… you’re clearly over reaching with diz statement

   2. The Big 3 in their peak would all beat him imo.

   3. ​@@toddjohnson271don’t talk like dumbs..They are from difference generations so it’s not possible..And it’s not his fault that he’s so young..

   4. He is improving his English, didn’t you notice? I bet you can’t speak Spanish at all.

   5. @@globaltempo I’m sorry If my statement sounded like an offense to Carlos, it was not my intention. I just wanted to stress how his game has no flaws and there’s almost nothing he can do better in that area. His English has indeed improved a lot in the last year, and yes I can’t speak Spanish at all (though I can understand some Spanish because of its similarity to Italian). Again, I meant no disrespect to him.

5. Congratulations, Carlos! 🎉🎉

6. Disgraceful to report on this today…

7. LISAN AL GAIB

8. If Carlos keeps this up, he can set the BIG BOYS table all by himself. What a delight to have such a phenomenal player to enthrall us all…FELICITACIONES CARLOS Y SIGUE SIGUE SUIGUE🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

9. Move up from the kids table……What an incredible insult!!!🤯🤯

10. The entry price for the Big 3 Club is 20 Grand Slams.

11. Carlos is learning more how to win a Grand Slam. Now he is breaking every record book. 4-0 in every GS to start with. Good luck Carlitos and build your dream in a good way. VAMOS!!🏆🏆🏆🏆🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭

12. Carlito’s peak when he’s honed his service and ironed out the frivolities that make him do unforced errors will come in 2 or 3 years . The scary thought is , by then , he might have already 9 or 10 slams to his name . For context let’s just check the age of Nole when he won his 4th slam ….He was 3 years older at 24 .
    With the inevitable demise of Nole’s game and the only threat of Sinner in the horizon l believe Carlos might really have a shot at destroying every record .

13. amazing country Spain is with al the superstars with football, tennis.

14. Just think with 4 GS at just 21 he has already surpassed Murray, Wawrinka, and Kuerten. A true star. 🔥✨💫🌟

15. Future goat if he stays healthy

16. In a few years he will be sitting at the big boy table. Literally on a different level to everyone else

17. Carlito is a great champion so humble as well

18. 4-0 in 4 majors and every surface, grass, clay, hard court. Had to miss Australian Open because of injuries. Welcome to the Club.

19. Everything he told from the begining always came trough right, this Super Kid…….vamos and Congratulations for 4Slams and still 21 Years old

20. Djokovic mentioned after the match how surprised he was by the pace of serve coming at him. If Carlos can ever consistently serve at 130+ good luck to the tour for the next decade.

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