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@MichalSamulski @Wimbledon The last two years whoever opened practice with Novak Djokovic on CC went on to NOT win the tournament.

Thursday practice session on No.1 Court @Wimbledon

i'm crying

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@sticcocc @jmgmoron Sinner has lost twice against him in New York.

@jmgmoron Ah quindi se torna Alcaraz non può batterlo in USA? 😂😂😂😂

Al igual que dije en Roland Garros, el mayor rival de Jannik Sinner, a día de hoy, es su propio cuerpo. La pregunta es: ¿Hará calor suficiente en Londres para que pete a nivel físico? Esta semana SÍ hace 32/33 grados, pero para cuando empiece el torneo baja. Por tanto: lo lógico es que Jannik gane Wimbledon. Para el US Open volvería Alcaraz, en principio, por lo que sus mayores opciones son en Londres.

@JackFra9 @jmgmoron So has Alcaraz, beating Sinner both times

@jmgmoron Sinner ha già vinto lo US Open.

@jhel56 @jmgmoron Alcaraz has beaten him in most of their slam matches and in 2 finals, and he’s 2-0 against Sinner in NYC

@jmgmoron Sinner won Wimbledon last year and beat Alcaraz in the final. All of his other slams he won, Alcaraz played the tournament??

@PhilBlack09 Matches won in how many appearances?

While #Djokovic has a stunning 102 wins, 8 other active players have 20+ wins at Wimbledon, starting with #Cilic (34) & #Dimitrov (25). #Alcaraz has 24, #Sinner 20. If we look at Win%, 3 players exceed 80% Win%: Carlos (24-3) & Novak (102-13) at 89% Win%, Jannik at 83% (20-4).

@levitoslam This is an interesting change that only happened after the tests came to light. Before that, most Sinner fans supported Sabalenka (and vice versa) and most Alcaraz fans supported Iga (and vice versa).

close enough! most iga fans are also jannik fans so of course we defend him, and the ones that aren't are also informed that he was proven innocent and had a ban for contamination like iga, not everyone is stupid like you guys❤️

@bomvalladares @atptour Do you see 29 men in the picture above? No. So obviously some were excluded

@Alexsnhw @atptour He was world No. 1 which is all you need for ATP1 club, so he should be there.

History makers. Record breakers. This is the story of the 29 World No.1’s 🥇

@bomvalladares @atptour Because he has 1 slam and everyone in the photo has at least 4

@atptour Why not Daniil in the picture?

jannik sinner look at what you did

@mikaslight No Casper is ridiculous

Today's tennis players: Jiri Lehecka Alejandro Davidovich Fokina Zizou Bergs Felix Auger-Aliassime The Sorting Hat has decided and they're assigned to... Hufflepuff! Loyalty, hard work, dedication, fair play 🦡🌾💛

Waiting for the most magical of all the tournament 🌱, the Sorting Hat was getting bored: he's assigned every tennis player to an Hogwarts House!🏰🪄✨️ The Sorting Hat has chosen due to its feeling and vibes. It may be wrong... or maybe not 👀 Are you ready to find out?🔮

@mikaslight Taylor Fritz is Ravenclaw ✋🦅

Another day, another sorting! Jannik Sinner Novak Djokovic Holger Rune Taylor Fritz The Sorting Hat has spoken, and they're assigned to... Slytherin! Ambition, cunning, cleverness, and resourcefulness 🐍♟️💚

@BijouFair @jmgmoron He absolutely doesn’t. His tennis is effective but very inelegant, linear, monotonous and absolutely not beautiful

@jmgmoron Solo tu no te lo esperabas 😂😂 Ps ( En términos de estética y belleza, Sinner tambien se queda con Alcaraz).

Musetti, en una entrevista a L'Officiel Italia: 🗣️ "¿El tenis más bonito y más completo? Quizá el de Alcaraz. El de Sinner es impresionante, casi perfecto por su frialdad, su claridad mental y por mantener constantemente un nivel increíble, pero en términos de estética y belleza me quedo con Alcaraz" Wow, no esperaba que Lollo eligiera antes a Carlitos que a Jannik.

@Leotenty @jmgmoron Who is we?

@jmgmoron E noi ci teniamo Sinner molto volentieri 🤭

@jmgmoron Why would that be unexpected? It’s the popular view for a reason. Same with how people view Federer and Djokovic

@MarcoBeltrami79 Well he’s right, obviously

Lorenzo Musetti: “#Sinner è impressionante, ma il tennis di Alcaraz per bellezza mi affascina di più” fanpage.it/sport/tennis/l…

Americans realizing they spent $75 billion fighting Iran, then another $300 billion rebuilding Iran, just to reopen the Strait of Hormuz that was already open before the war started

@Davide696576286 @Djoko_UTD For the participation fee, obviously.

@Alexsnhw @Djoko_UTD Yea, Federer always chose Halle

The "Hidden" Reality of Tennis Prize Money: Queen's vs. Halle 🇬🇧⚔️🇩🇪 Both Halle and Queens champions get the exact same €483,145. But in reality, Halle Champion gets 2x the prize money of Queens champion... Here is the exact financial breakdown of why the UK Tax Trap changes everything 👇 Winning in London means dealing with one of the most aggressive tax laws in global sports: The Tax Hit: The UK pushes elite winners into the highest tax bracket, taking a brutal 45% chunk (~€217,415). The Endorsement Trap: The UK HMRC can tax a percentage of your global sponsorships (Nike, Rolex, etc.) based on the days you spend in the country. The Overhead: 15% goes to coach/physio commissions (~€72,470), plus ~€10,000 for London logistics and team travel. NET TAKE-HOME: ~€183,260 (Only 38% of your check!) 🏟️ The German Safe Haven (Halle Open) Winning in Germany allows players to shield their earnings significantly: 📈 The Tax Break: Germany applies a flat, isolated withholding tax on foreign athletes of just 15.8% (~€76,335). Endorsement Shield: Germany doesn't touch your global sponsor money. They only care about the court winnings. The Overhead: Same 15% team cut (~€72,470), but logistics drop to ~€5,000 because the player hotel is attached directly to the stadium complex. 💰 NET TAKE-HOME: ~€329,340 (A massive 68% of your check!) The Bottom Line: By choosing Halle over Queen's, a player pockets an extra €146,080 for the exact same week of work. This massive gap is why Queen’s has to pay absurdly high "appearance fees" just to convince top stars to play in London! 🎾💼