The great performances of Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner raise various questions among tennis legends, analysts and experts, but also among fans of this sport. Most predict that the future will be filled with their trophies and that the two will win Grand Slam titles, just like the previous two years.
Well-known faces of this sport, Sam Querrey, Jack Sock and John Isner, gave their predictions on who will win the Grand Slams. Can this duo break the records set by the "big three", i.e. Novak Djokovic's record of 25 Grand Slams?
Johnson believes Alcaraz could be the first to break such a record. Querrey also had a similar opinion.
Jack Sock emphasizes that the race between Carlos and Isner is about 50-50.
Isner had a particularly interesting opinion, believing that Alcaraz could be the first to achieve such a feat, although previously he had a slightly different view of the world of tennis.
“I keep going back. I was Team Sinner before the US Open, and now after the US Open, I’m Team Alcaraz.
“It could flip! But Novak said it, he said that it’s hard late in the Slam to beat these two players in particular in three out of five. He fell short at Roland Garros, the US Open and Australia in the semifinals.”-Isner said, as quoted by Tennis Gazette.
The end of one era and the beginning of a new one
Novak Djokovic may not dominate men’s tennis for much longer, but even at this moment he does not represent a danger for these two tennis players, and even the famous player acknowledges it, aware that it is difficult to match younger opponents.
The 38-year-old tennis player does not have the same energy or strength as before, and this duo knows how to use such momentum.
However, a question arises; Will there be a new face that can spoil their plans and join the race for the Grand Slams?
