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Sinner strikes back on Alcaraz for his first Wimbledon title. No radical reversals, just the same suffocating baselining, but this time with better serving, better courage on big points and better (faster) conditions. Full analysis on YouTube (link in bio)

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MeetVirginia(she,ella)🏳️‍🌈🍉1 year ago

👋🏼 loved this analysis as always, esp. the 2nd serve cojones angle! NB: Jannik didn’t fire his agent, Alex Vittur, who always has been & still is his agent. Alex started his own sports management agency, AVIMA. So Jannik is now represented by AVIMA, not StarWing Sports.

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Gill Gross 🌱1 year ago

Ah thanks for that info! Seems like that got misreported a bit then

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Russ Det1 year ago

He finished points at net as well… great %

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P1 year ago

What is crazy about this win is this: 1) He won after RG devastating loss, mentally insane 2) He beat Djokovic (23-24 finalist), and then Alcaraz (23,24 winners) and dropped 1 set across both 3) He won after hurting his elbow, and using a sleeve he has never worn. #JannikSinner

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Lenny1 year ago

Saw your analysis on YouTube👌 I think it’s mostly about speed of the court as well. Besides that I feel all their matches were close either way.. love this rivalry. Great guys on and off the court.

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JJ1 year ago

Gill, for your next analysis — is this really the rise of a ‘New Big 2,’ or just one dominant force in Sinner? I get that framing it this way is great marketing, but let’s be real: if not for one point, Sinner could’ve swept all four titles, and there’d be no ‘Big 2’ talk at all.

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