Fonseca: "I hope to soon face Sinner and Alcaraz"

Diego Jiménez Rubio | 15 Jun 2025 | 17.55

Joao Fonseca, duels with Sinner and Alcaraz. Photo: gettyimages

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A great rivalry is looming, and nothing is better for young promises than analyzing in detail what happens between them. Joao Fonseca is clear that he wants to make history in tennis and that he is immersed in an exciting process where he can draw inspiration and learn a lot from Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz. This was expressed in a pre-tournament talk before his debut at the Halle tournament.

Tennis is experiencing a great moment with a generation of players destined to write the history of this sport in golden letters. Joao Fonseca has great aspirations and can take advantage of the examples set by Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz to identify aspects of them that can help him in his progression. With this objective in mind, he watched the 2025 Roland Garros final between the Italian and the Spaniard, accompanied by his family and coach, trying to acquire knowledge that could be crucial in his career.

- Fonseca explains that he watched the Roland Garros final with his coach and analyzed details of Sinner and Alcaraz

"I really enjoy watching Jannik and Carlos play; they are doing incredible things for this sport. I love analyzing their matches to observe their technical gestures and how they handle challenging situations and maximum tension. It's something you can't do when you're on the court, but watching the Roland Garros final at my home, with my family and coach, allowed me to learn, to see when they are positive, when they become more tense or negative," he explains.

Joao Fonseca's commitment to tennis is maximum, and there are high expectations surrounding him in this grass-court swing, which will begin with the ATP 500 Halle 2025. He will do so with a deep awareness of all that he saw in the final of the Parisian Grand Slam. "During the match, I was talking to my coach, identifying details that could be useful for us, so it was a positive experience. I hope to compete against Sinner and Alcaraz soon because they are doing very significant things for our sport," stated the Brazilian, who aims to become that third man who will break through in the movement dominated by the Spanish and Italian players in the coming years.

"Hopefully I can play with them in the future" 🤝

Fonseca on what Sinner & Alcaraz bring to tennis 🙌#TWO25 pic.twitter.com/Q1FkXwAqUC
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