All of this was reversed in the third set, with Alcaraz’s early breakout at Sinner’s serve and both players’ strength being incredible. (A shame for such an epic showdown is that since both players performed at such a high level, it was truly incredible speed and pace of hitting the ball – both players tore over 100 mph in the game at over 100 inches, usually lost in the mix, especially with numerous telescopes taken from numerous playback steps, but the solid performance was OK, but the solid performance was steady. The crowd – including Pharrell Williams, Natalie Portman, Lily Collins, Spike Lee, Omar Sy and Dustin Hoffman, among others. It was the first set of the Sinners lost in the entire game. Forgot the third gear: it was a light tennis pedal to metal.
The statistics again make the rocks between the two players and the hard places: The Sinners never won such a long game, and Alcaraz never came back from two games. What’s wrong? Another churn war in the fourth game, until the seventh game of that game – when the Sinner brought impeccable touch and calm, he broke the love of Alkaraz, bringing him together.
Here’s where things get weird: after rising 40-0 – flesty-love!!! – Alcaraz served in the final game of the game, Sina hit five straight points, took Alcaraz away and threw the crowd into absolute fanaticism. (In hindsight, one can see that from a few exceptions, the game turned into Alcaraz’s defeat, although of course it wouldn’t be in hindsight. Alcaraz won 10 of the last 11 points, his game would rise 6-5, with the length of the game close to four hours, while Sinner won the game in the next game, forcing Alcaraz to take the tiebreak 7-3.
