Carlos Alcaraz believes Jannik Sinner is the "best right now" after his "crazy" form continued with victory at the Australian Open, while meeting Novak Djokovic ...
The placement of support teams highlights the impact of coregulation on player performance. Winners benefited from close ...
"He has lost only four or five matches in the past year, so it's crazy. I know people say who's better out of us. They say ...
Alcaraz, the 21-year-old world number three, won the French Open and Wimbledon titles last year, splitting the four Grand ...
Alcaraz, the 21-year-old world number three, won the French Open and Wimbledon titles last year, splitting the four Grand ...
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WTA legend explains how Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz are changing tennisT he last twelve months have sanctioned the clear supremacy of Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz over all the other players on ...
Spain led 2-0 after Pedro Martinez and Roberto Carballes Baena won singles matches on Saturday. On Sunday, Martinez joined ...
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Jannik Sinner ‘boring’ criticism addressed in Novak Djokovic claim by former world No 10A former world No 10 has weighed in on the criticism that Jannik Sinner's tennis can be "boring" to watch after the Italian's ...
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Carlos Alcaraz explains why he ‘doesn’t agree with’ Patrick Mouratoglou’s Jannik Sinner commentCarlos Alcaraz has made it clear that Jannik Sinner is "definitely the strongest" player in the world at the moment despite ...
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Emma Raducanu does not need a new coach – she needs twoThe 22-year-old should look at how some of the world’s best have approached their coaching set-up and take note ...
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