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Hurkacz completes the ultimate challenge against the Big 3. Source: Getty

Hurkacz completes the ultimate challenge against the Big3

The Polish player was the star of the day in Shanghai with his victory over Djokovic, though what was truly impressive came afterward. A statistic that places him in an exclusive group of only four players.

The statistic that places Sinner, Alcaraz, and Zverev alongside the greats. Source: Getty

Sinner, Alcaraz, and Zverev: the new triangle of tennis

The data shows that three players have shared all the Grand Slams in the last three seasons. Does such a statistic ring a bell? Let's delve a little deeper.

Alcaraz and Sinner, dominators of the tennis world. Photo: gettyimages

"Sinner, Alcaraz, and Zverev will be the top three in the world for the next five years"

The resounding statement of a tennis legend sparks a debate about the duration of what some consider the Big 3, after Zverev has won his first Grand Slam.

Casper Ruud, confession about Sinner, Alcaraz, and the Big 3. Photo: gettyimages.

Ruud admits that Sinner and Alcaraz made him change his mind: "I was wrong"

The Norwegian surprises with a powerful reflection on how the emergence of Sinner and Alcaraz has changed the idea you had about tennis after the Big 3.

Djokovic opens the door to collaborate with Nadal and Federer: "I am open to doing business with them." Source: Getty

Djokovic opens the door to collaborating with Nadal and Federer: "I am willing to do business with them”

Taking advantage of his partnership with a new global investment firm, the Serbian player threw down the gauntlet to his two top rivals to sit together in the future.

Would the current Alcaraz beat the Big 3 at their prime? Source: Getty

Would the current Alcaraz beat the Big 3 in their prime?

Right now, it's the big debate in the tennis world: Would the current Carlos Alcaraz beat the Big 3 at their peak? The truth is, the question is tricky... yet fascinating.