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Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner, Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz, the two men who lead the tennis world with an iron fist and much ahead of the rest, seem like they won't have a third companion who can challenge them in equal measure in 2026.

Perhaps Novak Djokovic will appear in some Grand Slam, maybe Ben Shelton will surprise, or Félix Auger-Aliassime will make his definitive breakthrough. But all of these are uncertainties, while the tennis world and the results of the Spanish and Italian players remain certain. Therefore, the debate centers around the two of them and the eternal question of who is better between the two. Alcaraz finished the year as number one, winning the Roland Garros and US Open finals, while Sinner claimed Wimbledon and the ATP Finals. Each person will have their favorite, and their reasons will be more than justified.

However, for Patrick Mouratoglou, the question is different. The French coach, through his LinkedIn account, prefers to enjoy them but when comparing them, he recalled the beginning of the rivalry between Roger Federer and Rafa Nadal, before the swift emergence of Novak Djokovic.

Patrick Mouratoglou prioritizes enjoying Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner before choosing who is better

"Before the Big 3, tennis had a Big 2: Federer and Nadal. At that time, something unusual happened: Roger was the best player in the world, defeating everyone, dominating the circuit, but Rafa was the best between the two. Because of their matches, their patterns, because Roger didn't have the solutions at that moment. It was a paradox, and fascinating."

And here is where he sees similarities with Alcaraz and Sinner: "Today we have a world number one named Carlos Alcaraz, who has defeated his nemesis Jannik Sinner in 10 out of their 16 matches. Alcaraz leads their Grand Slam final head-to-head by 3-1 and 4-2 in total Grand Slam matches. However, Sinner consistently surpasses all other circuit rivals and has almost caught up with Alcaraz in the ATP ranking despite missing three months of play."

"He is often portrayed as the 'real' number one, further reinforcing this perception, especially after his dominance at the ATP Finals: Sinner is better than anyone else, but Alcaraz is the better of the two. I'm sorry, but I don't believe it," confesses the former coach of players like Serena Williams, Holger Rune, or Naomi Osaka.

"Although Carlos leads their head-to-head, their matches are extremely close. The Roland Garros final was decided by small details; nothing suggested that one player didn't have the answers for the other. Technically, tactically, and mentally, they are equal," the Frenchman remarks.

Mouratoglou then dares to point out the nuances that differentiate the giants of today's tennis: "What truly sets them apart is how they dominate all the others. Jannik does it with focus, margin, and without fluctuations. Against most players, they simply can't do anything. Carlos does it differently, with creativity, risk, explosive winners, and sometimes more ups and downs. But when he raises his level, no one can keep up with him."

So, Mouratoglou's final recipe is that instead of endlessly comparing them, let's enjoy these two colossi who have arrived just after the best era in the history of tennis: "This is not Federer-Nadal. It's something new. Something unique. And honestly, we are incredibly lucky to witness it from the beginning," concluded this highly authoritative voice in the tennis world.
 

本新闻为自动翻译。您可以阅读原始新闻："Contra Sinner la mayoría de jugadores no pueden hacer nada, pero cuando Alcaraz sube el nivel, nadie le sigue el ritmo"