Incredible first set from Carlos after being a break down. Takes it 6-4

Sinner played fantastic second set 6-4 now 1 set each.

So far pretty evenly matched. Very high quality

Very insightful comment from Andrew Castle "either player could win"

Carlos a little bit obsessed with drop shotting.

Sinner gets that break against Alcaraz in the third set. 5-4 and serving for an two sets to one lead.

And he gets that two sets to one lead against Alcaraz.

Sinner is playing great. Carlos has to really step it up. He’s been too fixated on drop shots

Break point here for Sinner.

And taken, Sinner a break up in the fourth set, 2-1 up.

I think that might be the match.

Just now, Mack said:

I think that might be the match.

Remember the position he came back from at the French Open

An love hold service game from Sinner, 3-1 in the fourth set.

Just now, Liam Sota said:

Remember the position he came back from at the French Open

Quote me on that comment when Alcaraz comes back and wins this.

Carlos really should have broke there. I fear that may have been his last chance

Didn’t think anyone would beat Alcaraz so fair play to Sinner!

Sinner really overpowered Carlos more than anything but fully deserved. Could be good for Carlos, he can still get better. Against Djokovic last two years he looked unbeatable.

Massive that for Sinner, after what happened at FO. Alcaraz not quite on top form but Sinner had the answers today.

1 minute ago, Liam Sota said:

Sinner really overpowered Carlos more than anything but fully deserved. Could be good for Carlos, he can still get better. Against Djokovic last two years he looked unbeatable.

Yeh was def the changing of the guard over the last two years.

It was the break back at the start of the second set that was the turning point for me!

Mad how the woman’s games are still best if three whereas the men’s is the best if 5 sets btw.

Edited Sunday at 18:314 days by Steve201

To think had he put any of those 3 championship points in the French final away he could be going for the calendar slam in September and you wouldn't have bet against him given his record on hard courts.

Both Wimbledon winners this year have served an doping ban at some point.