Alcaraz at his BEST is better than anybody" including Sinner and Djokovic

It's better Martina right now between Carlos Alcarez and Yannick Sinner. Ah, 50-50. I mean I think Alcaraz said his best is better than anybody at their best and that includes Sinner and that includes Djokovic for me. What? Guys, what is she talking about? Guys, what is she talking about? How can you say that Alcarez at his best will beat Novak Djokovic at his best? That screams favouritism right there guys. You're telling me that Alcaraz will beat Djokovic at his best at the Australian Open, Wimbledon, US Open, French Open. I'm a bit 50-50 on that but you're telling me that he would beat Djokovic at his best? I don't think so guys. Djokovic at his best unstoppable. Absolutely unstoppable because this guy he does not make no mistakes. He's mentally dialed in. Alcaraz even when he's at his best he gives you chances with his second serves and he always tries to go for that highlight reel which can be a detriment to his game. So when she's saying that I don't agree with that statement but also guys this was before Alcaraz's impressive win over Svev at the end in Wales which was yesterday he won 6-3, 6-1. So despite the fact that she says that on the other hand Alcaraz has looked very very impressive this tournament. But let's get back to the video. Just got these weapons are a little bit bigger but Sinner is a little more solid and a little less risky kind of player. So maybe Sinner wins three out of five right now but at their best Alcaraz wins. Do you see the size of Alcaraz's hands? He's got massive hands. That's what allows him to do that little flick that ridiculous shot that half volley or the one the passing shot ball is this high and he can still flick it. It's his hands that allow him to accelerate so well. That forehand is just it's it's a weapon of mass destruction. Do you agree at their best three out of five that Alcaraz right now like Martina said better than Sinner? Yeah I think so because when you look at Yannick Sinner I mean Oh guys guys the favouritism is just guys I have no words. It's just lazy thinking because Alcaraz it's most likely that Alcaraz is their preferred player to watch but just to say that Alcaraz at his best will beat Sinner at his best is wrong. It's actually wrong and if you look back at their history of their matches it's been pretty close when they've been at their best. So I don't think it's clear cut in what they're saying. It depends on the tactics. How Sinner uses the serve that day how Alcaraz does the variety of shots because in this semi-final that they're playing right now Alcaraz what he needs to do is make sure that he's he's using variety of his shots especially the drop shots. The drop shots will be key because when Sinner was facing against the 32 seed I think that's how you pronounce his name. There was times where he did do the drop shot and then Sinner didn't manage to win the point. So I think Alcaraz the key thing is is that he needs to use variety of shots. Don't play this baseline game with Sinner where you're just hitting forehand backhand side to side. No that's not going to work. Do variety and that's what I think will be key in this match and also the other key is is that he needs to make sure that his serves are on point. He needs to make sure that he's getting his first serves in. Doesn't have to use his second serve that much. Of course he's going to be using his second serve at times but he needs to make sure that he gets his first serve in and he's on the attack. Don't give Sinner no time. Make sure that he's uncomfortable and that's the key thing. But in my opinion right now despite the fact that I don't agree with what they're saying that Alcaraz for me is the more impressive player in Indian Wells and he's had history of doing very well in these type of tournaments. He's won the Sunshine Double last year which was 2023. So we'll see what happens in the semi-final. It's going to be an interesting semi-final but yeah this this happened before the quarters. This happened in the forefront as you can see in the video. Alright guys let's get back to the video. The kid's got every shot in the book now. He's developed a lot of things that were weaknesses. He's now much more adept at the net. He's made a couple of technical adjustments to the serve but it seems his game is still something that is a worked on and developed game. Carlos a lot of what he does is just innate ability. He's like an artist out there. As you talked about Martina at his best he comes up with shots that most of the other players don't even Okay I agree with that statement and when I'm watching Alcaraz play it seems to me that he doesn't necessarily have a specific game plan. He just goes by, I'm not necessarily saying he goes fully by instinct but and talent alone but it looks like he does. It looks like he hopes that his talent will eventually get him the win but with Sinner what he needs to do is he needs like I said he has to have a clear game plan. Do variety of shots. Give Sinner no time. Don't rely on talent and talent alone. It's not going to work against Sinner and the difference between these two players is that when I'm watching Sinner it's clear that he has a clear game plan that he has. Get his first serve in and then once the opponent returns the serve hit that forehand backhand aggressive. Very aggressive. Don't give them no time. Make sure that you win your point as quick as possible and that's what he does. He's very clinical Sinner and I said this in my previous video. He's very difficult to beat when he's on form when he's locked in and he's clinical. He's very difficult to beat but let's get back to the video. So when that's working well you know he doesn't even know all the things that are coming out of him and that just adds an element which I think does as Martina said put him in a different category altogether. Hope it happens Well it's going to happen guys. It's going to happen. All right guys you saw the video right there. Well let me know what you think the prediction is going to be in a semi-final between Yannick Sinner and Alcraz. I think it's going to be a pretty close match. It could be it could go down to the down to three sets hopefully. Hopefully. Or it could be two tight sets. Let me know. It's just it just depends on how the match turns out to be in the first set and how how tactically they're going to fare. But anyway guys if you got any questions in regards to this video comment down below and if you want to tune into more videos please do subscribe to the channel. All right guys take care of yourself.