Andy Murray’s former coach Mark Petchey talked in regards to the rivalry between Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner, calling it the right stability. In an interview with Betway and printed by Tennis Infinity, he defined that the Spaniard and the Italian participant are nonetheless younger at 21 and 23 respectively, and stated he disagrees with their critics.
Petchey says it is not possible to name Alcaraz boring when the Spaniard usually produces among the most electrifying tennis moments our sport has ever seen.
“Sinner and Alcaraz have different personalities on the court. The Italian keeps his emotions under control, while the Spaniard smiles more and doesn’t mind talking to the fans after scoring a beautiful point in a match,” he stated.
Sinner and Alcaraz© @poomanblev X account
Petchey then drew a parallel with some historic rivalries of the previous, stating that these variations between the 2 gamers are constructive for tennis and drew a parallel with the interval of Bjorn Borg, John McEnroe and Jimmy Connors even when these tennis gamers behaved in a different way.
“I would always go back to the Fire and Ice era with Borg and McEnroe. If Bjorn had played against another Bjorn no one would talk about that era in terms of how exciting it was. McEnroe brought the passion, Jimmy Connors the bad boy. Borg, the ice. You need great rivalries and different personalities.
For me with Jannik and Carlos it’s Fire and Ice in an updated version 2.0. We won’t have the trash talk of the 80s, but tennis is an incredibly healthy space. We have different people trying to win big competitions and showing great professionalism,” he analyzed.
We recall Sinner closed the season as ATP No.1, profitable titles, amoing i quali the Australian Open, the US Open and teh ATP Finals. The Italian will know after mid-February 2025 his destiny concerning the controversial Clostebol doping concern, after WADA appealed to CAS. Carlitos achieved the historical past victory French Open-Wimbledon Championships, additionally profitable the silver medal at Paris Olympics.
