monte carlo masters

Sinner winning on clay basically without his first serve is crazy. His return was lethal today and his groundstrokes solid enough. Once he refines his net approach and net play he’s going to be even more of a monster than he already is

Incredible performance. Sinner is redefining successful play on clay. Beyond staging back on the serve and in forced defensive situations, he almost never gives up the baseline and takes everything on the rise. Testament to his incredible anticipation and movement

His footwork, preparation, the compact swing, movement, and how he loads his legs are a masterclass on how he does what he does. His discipline is why they call him a machine, but it is what every single player should be doing.

First time I've really seen doubt on Carlitos' face. He looked shaken by Sinner's return quality. In contrast, Sinner looked razor sharp with immense belief.

When Sinner lost 1 set this week, I think this was mainly because he did not feel well. Jannik Sinner’s issue was described as a sudden drop in energy levels that caused him to experience dizziness and lightheadedness during the second set. Now imagine winning also this Master without loosing a set.

Congratulations Sinner! You're amazing because it's just been a few weeks since Indian Wells and Miami Open ended, and you reached the finals of both and even won them, and now you're in the finals again. Your consistency, determination, and play style upgrade are incredible. Hopefully, for tomorrow's final, you'll be more determined, consistent, stay injury-free, and of course be in 100% condition. Fighting Mr. Foxy!😊💪🔥❤️

This two are something else , they kept switching the world no 1 tittle among themselves

the gap between the number 2 and 3 ranked players is larger than the 3rd and 20th ranked player

Zverev once had a 4-1 h2h against Sinner and will probably finish with a 4-30 h2h

Sinner winning on clay basically without his first serve is crazy. His return was lethal today and his groundstrokes solid enough. Once he refines his net approach and net play he’s going to be even more of a monster than he already is

What the hell Sinner completely improved his dropshots in a month.

I saw Sinner's dropshots and I told myself damn they're good. Now I see these dropshots from Carlitos and I'm like now that's just unfair.

His footwork, preparation, the compact swing, movement, and how he loads his legs are a masterclass on how he does what he does. His discipline is why they call him a machine, but it is what every single player should be doing.

Congratulations Sinner! You're amazing because it's just been a few weeks since Indian Wells and Miami Open ended, and you reached the finals of both and even won them, and now you're in the finals again. Your consistency, determination, and play style upgrade are incredible. Hopefully, for tomorrow's final, you'll be more determined, consistent, stay injury-free, and of course be in 100% condition. Fighting Mr. Foxy!😊💪🔥❤️

Felix seeing what he needs to work on to keep up and beat Sinner. For now Sinner is in another gear.

Sinner returned to number one in the world and with a sequence of FOUR Masters 1000's titles in a row 😱😱😱😱

Congrats Jannik! 4 Masters 1000 in a row, 44-1 in sets on Masters level, first big title on clay and back to number 1! We're so proud of you, Jannik!! Keep going ❤❤

3 straight finals.. damn jannick, he's so good..

This guy is incredible—more than 20 matches in less than 40 days all over the world, and his third Masters 1000 title, won against Alcaraz in a match made incredibly difficult by the wind. He has the mental strength of a Jedi.

Forza Sinner. What a precision shot and the mental for playing this kind of level is amazing.

Tennis is a mental game

The scariest thing is when you realize that Sinner is still improving.

What the hell Sinner completely improved his dropshots in a month.

Fonseca is increasingly improving his weaker shots. He improved his return; he improved his backhand and he improved his first serve percentage. It's worth remembering that Fonseca's last defeats were against Sinner and Alcaraz. And, in both matches, the top two players in the world rankings had to play at their maximum to defeat Fonseca.

Bro went from beating Alcaraz to getting a double bagel from Berrettini

bro went from Indian Wells finalist to a double bagel in round of 32 in a matter of weeks, the cursed clay haha

from being the first player to beat alcaraz this year to getting double bageled by an out of practice constantly injured player who has been struggling for wins the whole year.

bro went from Indian Wells finalist to a double bagel in round of 32 in a matter of weeks, the cursed clay haha

Meddy just making a point there that he hates the clay 😂

“I don’t want to play here on this surface” 😂