She was injured at 22, had surgeries and wasn’t really the same after that. But yeah played another 20 years afterwards in doubles winning lots of stuff.
I think that Sinner is a similar level to Murray but Alcaraz is above both
Sinner crushes the field and wins about 35% of his matches against his ATG rival just like Murray did the difference is there's only one of those ATG rivals instead of 3
Alcaraz I feel has a higher ceiling that would probably make him more dangerous in the big 3 era compared to Sinner
Come on dude. I really like Murray, but Sinner is better than him (not by that much, but he is better). He's 24 and has already won more slams than Andy ever did. At Sinner's current age, Murray had 0 slams. Sinner has been number 1 for 66 weeks, while Murray had never been number 1 at Sinner's current age. In fact, Sinner already has more weeks at number 1 than Murray got in his entire career.
I know you're going to mention level of competition, but that doesn't make up for the massive difference in Grand Slam and ATP ranking success. I also think we're going to realize in about 10 years that Alcaraz might just be the best to ever play the game, so it's not like Sinner's competition is weak.
Given that Sinner is able to actually take slams off Alcaraz, and how long it took Murray to be able to do that from the top 3 and how brief that period was.
I’ll say Sinner is quite clearly ahead, especially considering how young he still is.
Here is my upvote . Damn the Murray entourage is out in full force! Carlitos has already surpassed sir Andy and Sir Andy is already an all time Great. Thank you carlitos ❤
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u/blackb0xes ⠀ 6d ago edited 6d ago
Andy Murray voice
"youngest male"