Pat Cash on Alcaraz and Sinner: "It's a two-horse race, and I don't think it's healthy"

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The dominance of Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner is such that some are beginning to worry. The fact that both are sharing the cake of the Grand Slams and many Masters 1000 is starting to unsettle certain people who see a difficult duopoly to break, and one of them is Pat Cash.

Wimbledon champion in 1987 has nothing against Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner, has no problem stating that they are the two best tennis players in the world, but he misses a third sword that could push them a bit more. Especially because if one of them gets injured, the duopoly would turn into a monopoly that could make the ATP circuit lacking in excitement.

So Cash has proposed, in an interview with Tennis 365, the different names that can compete against the two tennis world kings, while also expressing his concern about the current dominance of the Spaniard and the Italian.

Pat Cash expresses his concern about the tennis duopoly of Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner

"It's a two-horse race and I don't think it's necessarily healthy. We want to see those great finals between them and the Roland Garros final, which set the bar so high that everyone wants it to happen again. We all want another thrilling five-set match with points won from every angle, but that can't happen all the time."

"So it's a race of two, and if one of them has a bad day and gets eliminated, the tournament referees will be worried. Everyone is expecting Alcaraz and Sinner to reach the final and repeat what they did at Roland Garros last year. They are holding their breath hoping these two boys advance, and that's not necessarily healthy."

Djokovic and Fritz, his choices as potential strong rivals

"We look at the WTA circuit, and it's very open, with many players who can win a Grand Slam, but it's not the case with the men at the moment. Would I like to see Alcaraz and Sinner in the Australian Open final in a few weeks? Absolutely! It would be amazing. These two are the best in the world, there's no doubt about that, but Novak Djokovic will be on their heels as long as he keeps playing, and if we look at Taylor Fritz, he's pushing to reach the podium."

He also has other candidates, although one has dropped from the list

"I'm looking at Lorenzo Musetti, who is playing in Hong Kong this week, and he could be one of those who could join the fight due to his great performance last year. The same goes for Alexander Bublik, who has incredible talent."

"The one I thought should challenge Alcaraz and Sinner was Jack Draper, but he's having trouble with his injuries. He's the one with the power, but poor guy has struggled to stay on the court, which is a real shame," concludes a Pat Cash who actively seeks opponents for Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner.
 

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