Sinner s coach: Winning Alcaraz is a career turning point

"Sinner has lost to Alcaraz recently, especially the Roland Garros " final, Mr. Cahill told the reporter after the Wimbledon final on July 13, the match that Sinner won back 4-6, 6-4, 6-4, 6-4.

According to this coach, this is the match for students to win, because the psychological pressure will be much worse if Sinner will continue to lose. "It is difficult to imagine the feeling of Sinner if you lose the sixth match in a row, and miss the two Major titles in just one month," Cahill said. "Sinner knows he can stick to Alcaraz if he is active ".

sinner last month lost to the Roland Garros final before Alcaraz, despite the two sets and there were three Championship-point. That classic failure made him suffer a lot of pressure in this rematch, where Alcaraz won two consecutive years. However, the Italian player the perfect serve, not inferior to any of the last three sets. He also returned well, when he was putting pressure on the opponent and won the gap from the stars. "A lot of games over 10 minutes and dramatic five sets. The competition of the two is so great, and I think they can be better over time. Of course, tennis are having other young people emerging and the competition is very positive ".

The Cahill coach compares Alcaraz - Sinner with the era "Big 3 ", which is easier to win Grand Slam. "In the past, you had to lower Federer, Nadal, Djokovic, Murray to have Grand Slam ", he analyzed. "The biggest possibility is that you have to defeat a person in the quarterfinals, a semi -final and others in the final. The schedule is really terrible and almost impossible ".

Cahill hopes students, as well as Alcaraz will have 10, 15 years of competition ahead and contribute many other great matches. Two players shared the last seven Grand Slam titles, and was also about to complete the four Major collection, when Alcaraz lacked an expanded Australian, and Sinner had no Roland Garros.