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👇Alcaraz vs Djokovic AO Finals Show👇 W/ @BarstoolHubbs youtu.be/FB9V0oJjA7k?si… 🎧 Spotify open.spotify.com/episode/0mYcLp… 🍎 Apple Podcasts podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/dou… We discuss the Alcaraz Djokovic Rivalry, outlooks for top players, pulling all nighters to watch tennis and everything else at the Australian Open 2026!! #AusOpen #tennis

Sinner is way more likely to catch Djokovic than Alcaraz imo, even if Carlos ends up with more Grand Slams

Sinner has shown consistently that his motivation and concentration stay high always. Doesn’t struggle with expectations. No particular playstyles that cause big problems H2H. I think the biggest revelation here is that he’s had the energy and the durability to pull this off.

Well I am dead inside 🤦 Musetti has clearly been struggling all clay season but I was hoping he would be right by Rolland Garros. Seriously disappointing news and hope he’s gets healthy soon 🙏🏻

@TennisAndBAGELS I’m begging 🙏🏻

He should wear THE shorts for his last ride at Roland Garros. It's the only right choice.

✅✅ after a long break from social media, turns out I still know how to cap Tennis Matches 💪 Double Fault has returned…

🇮🇹 ATP Rome Best Bet 🏆 (2u) 🇷🇺 Khachanov +2.5 games +100 ❤️ Like/Share if Tailing ❤️ Love this line for Karen, I like Prizmic as a player but this line seems like an overreaction to his recent results Karen is a physical veteran with a solid overall game. This is closer to a 50/50 match imo & I will definitely be sprinkling Khachanov ML +160 as well 🔥 #ATP #Tennispicks #SportsGambling

My guy @Blutman27 is an ATHLETE

@Gill_Gross If you’re ever near NJ, would love to get a hit in with you Gill. I need to show you my One Hander Powers 😂

I had Brad Stine critique my FH 🤪

@MJ16a04 @BarclayCard18 What did he say

@DoubleFaultPod @BarclayCard18 Ha risposto a questo nella conferenza stampa. E non solo oggi, è un argomento che torna spesso.

Watching Jannik Sinner at the moment, I get that familiar "he's winning the French Open and there's nobody that can come close to stopping him" feeling that I used to get with Rafael Nadal before the tournament. Like, the tour's got NOBODY for him currently. 😂

@ArthurFils @USTennisCenter Need you playing in Paris 🙏🏻

Felt something during the match in Rome. I ran all the tests with the team and everything is clear. Already back to work for Paris. Thanks for the messages 🙏🏾

This stat is f*cking insane.

@jmgmoron This question really depends on what surface they are playing on

Compañeros de generación y éxitos. Rafa Jódar (septiembre 2006) Joao Fonseca (agosto 2006) Learner Tien (diciembre 2005) Jakub Mensik (septiembre 2005) ¿Quién pensáis que es mejor y que tiene más techo?

@S_RF_CA I knew I liked Tommy

TOMMY PAUL says Federer was always he’s GOAT 🔥🔥🔥

@DjokernoleC @TheTennisLetter Or the incorporation of more 2 week masters and overall over scheduling of top players. They don’t get enough money for the wear and tear they have to put on their bodies

@TheTennisLetter Musetti today, Fils yesterday, Alliasime couple days ago. These are still young players who have way too many physical issues for their age and for the level they are presumably prepared for. I like all 3 of them but i cannot not think that it may also be an issue of preparation.

Lorenzo Musetti after beating Cerundolo in Rome “What was the key for you?” Lorenzo: “Suffering from the beginning. I was expecting a tough match. And it was a really tough match with a friend. He can play really really well on this surface. Of course I had the crowd as an advantage and I think I dealt with that pretty well. I managed to finish with some.. not really 100% condition.. but already thinking about resting and playing the next match.” “When you say not 100% condition are you saying physically or just the conditions here today that made it very difficult?” Lorenzo: “No, no. I was talking about the physical condition. I started cramping. It wasn’t easy for me to find a way to deal with that but at the end I think managed to stay there and to fight. That was the only key of today.”

Muchos pensaron que los récords de Rod Laver o Björn Borg serían imposibles de superar. Después llegaron Pete Sampras y Andre Agassi. Luego aparecieron Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal y Novak Djokovic… y rompieron todos los límites. Y ahora están Jannik Sinner y Carlos Alcaraz, con el objetivo de llevarse todo por delante. Disfrutemos.

If Sinner can mix in more that level of drop shot, he’s gonna be unplayable on the backhand wing 🤯

@stefanos Tennis is Hard

Reaction Time on a Pro Serve Serve speed (v) = 52 m/s Distance to baseline (d) = 23.77 m Time to react (t) = d / v ≈ 0.46 s → blink = point lost.

Rome 🇮🇹 🇺🇸 Tiafoe @ 2.28 / +128 (bet105) - 0.75u LIKE IF TAILING! ❤️ Okay, this has gone too far now. Buse might be the player who grew up on clay and is naturally more comfortable on the surface, but Tiafoe can absolutely play and produce solid tennis on clay as well. Of course, he has had mixed results on the surface — clay demands patience and work ethic, and we know the American has had periods in recent seasons where he simply wasn’t up for that grind. But this year, Tiafoe has shown improvements in that area. Yes, it’s his first match on European clay in 2026, but I’m not sure that alone is enough to justify the odds being this wide. I can’t really find many other reasons why the Peruvian — who is still learning to produce consistent tour-level performances week in and week out — should be favored this heavily.

@Djoko_UTD Oh what money can buy

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