What Alcaraz said to Sinner after losing to Miami in the semifinal

Sixth official ATP matchup in between Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner, distribution of victories: 3-3. The Italian avenged a recent loss in the Indian Wells semifinals (7-6, 6-3) defeating the Spanish 6-7 (4), 6-4, 6-2 in the Miami semifinals.

An important victory for Sinner, who will have a second chance to debut his record in the Masters 1000 ATP category tournaments. Repeat the final in Miami. He lost in 2021 against the Pole Hubert Hurkaczwill challenge the Russian Daniel Medvedev Sunday from 9 pm Spanish peninsular time.

The transalpine, 21 years old, will regain his place in the top-10 of the world ranking, next Monday. A list to rule Novak Djokovicbecause leaving is also expensive Carlos Alcaraz number one in the world.

At 19 years old, the Murcian suffered a dramatic night, because there was a lot at stake and he could not maintain it in a good fight against Sinner. Goodbye to the double option Indian Wells-Miamito lead the ATP rankings, to maintain a streak of ten victories, 21 straight sets.

He also had cramps at the beginning of the second set. A physical puncture from which he recovered late, when his rival went straight to a victory worked for three hours.

Alcaraz and Sinner they maintained the efficiency of their confrontations. His classic is consolidated. They demand a lot from each other on the court because they compete at such a high level, but they maintain the best relationship off the court.

Win one or the other, they always melt into a hug when the sports dispute is resolved. Carlos Alcaraz He went to congratulate Jannik Sinner online, whom he encouraged for the final. He ran for her.

“Gor for it man. I’ll cheer for you!”, commented the Murcian in Italian. “Go for it. I’ll cheer (support) you.”

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