And he’s shy, he says. At 10 p.m., Carlos Alcaraz dedicated a few words in Italian to the night’s 13,000-strong audience who wanted to see more. Tasty but short. The second semi-final took less than an hour and a half (6-2 and 6-4 at 1 hour and 22 minutes), and the Masters Cup line-up was as expected and at the same time expected. Of course, it would be him and Jannik Sinner. pure logic. Any other result would have been a big surprise. The two sides duke it out like they’re swatting away flies, and they’re scheduled to face off again this Sunday (6 p.m., Movistar+) in the final episode of the year, before the blinds for Davis in Bologna close definitively.
“I was very happy with Oggi’s performance.“Alcaraz joked after surrendering to Félix Auger-Aliassime, who had offered good arguments beforehand, but once again they were of little use. The happy Spaniard outperformed him with a stunning performance that limited him to just 10 unforced errors. , with the same air of conciliarity that his racket conveyed to the ball against Lorenzo Musetti two days ago. For the first time, a player from El Palmar will be playing in the Masters final, and he will therefore play against Sinner, the dominant player in this format, indoors. Buoyed by an extraordinary 30-win streak, San Candido’s victory attempts to translate its theoretical (and practical) advantage in this habitat into numbers.
You know, Alcaraz gives him a rash. 15 games in total – 10-5 in favor of the hosts so far – 7 of them – 5-2 for him too in the final – and with 5 crosses this season (4-1) everything else seems to have become a mere thing props. The two sail alone and dominate this chapter with an uncertain prognosis. This is because the numbers suggest the Murcians’ intimidating ability against their opponents. The two had not met since the US Open, when the second person analyzed and extracted, “I have to change. I’m predictable.” In two months’ time at the Inalpi Arena, it will be judged to what extent these modifications will be effective and whether Alcaraz’s gold medal will continue to shine as brightly as before. Canadians are blind.
Auger-Aliassime is difficult to decipher. He has the size and striking power, but he lacks all the confidence that Alcaraz exudes with hydration and approval. Indeed, this is working very well. He settled the first set without stepping on the gas, but it seems like the Canadian has no intention of standing up, rebelling, or defying the eternal fate of all his opponents. They are effectively defeated. Alex de Minaur struggled a bit more on the first crossing, but the Australian ended up losing hopelessly, after which the North American’s spirit barely lasted 37 minutes. And it could have been less. he falls down breakend of story.
rocket and snail
From the beginning, the emergency is cornered and distressing for him, but there is no clear pattern that threatens or destabilizes Alcaraz, and Alcaraz gives the story an increasing rhythm and concludes it with clarity. A much-needed semi-final. Today, there are two or three abyss between them and the rest of the companies, which, in addition to being very good, are a far cry from the qualities, dedication and spirit of two enthusiastic competitors who fearlessly stood up to the best. here we are. It’s either that or nothing. His determination contrasts with the bravery of others, and in that field of doubt the promise known as Auger-Aliassime is fading away.
It ranks 8th in the world and will move up to 5th on Monday. This means how cheap access to the main floor is today. And not because he’s not a great player, which he is, but because competing, in the strict sense imposed by the demanding tennis elite, requires more than that. Anyone who doubts or looks aside will fall. Alcaraz and Sinner wait for no one. Mentally, they are both on a rocket, the other on the back of a snail. Both sides impose continuous and highly corrosive physical, technical, and tactical effort, leading to the eventual dissolution of the rivals. The story is starting to become predictable. Same (and blessed) final poster everywhere. It’s rare that that doesn’t happen.
Barring an accident, it now appears destined for a duopoly to dominate, harass and impose. When you want, how you want. An after-dinner movie of sorts, we more or less know how it’s going to end, the only thing we don’t know is which direction it’s going to go. Sinner enters the tournament after a stroll through Paris, and Alcaraz is filled with victory. He won eight trophies and two finals. I’ll add one more thing. Auger-Aliassime will try it in the second set, but this is basically to see if the Spaniard will get tangled up. He recently did it at La Defense. maybe thereThe other person may think so. I didn’t slip this time, so it’s the last fireworks event. Very consistent. This is a brooch suitable for each generation.
The Italians were first defeated in Australia, the Murcians had a great response at Roland Garros, and then came England’s response in the summer. From there to New York, where the reaction from now number one, and then a beautiful tug of war between the Asian and European ceilings began. With the world title already tilted towards Alcaraz, Torino will decide this Sunday who will finally smile on the personal front. fart photo finishing. An illusory and prolonged give and take, and the circuit was completely split in two. The inaccessible attic where they live and the mundane realm where the rest of the people cannot raise their heads. Crumbs for them, a little more. Draper, Mensik, Shelton and Vachelot took advantage of absences and certain ups and downs.
rest? Military travel of two omens.
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