Alcaraz reveals the tactics of Sinner that he would like to steal.

Carlos Alcaraz does not hide it: there are two weapons of Jannik Sinner that he would love to steal for his own game! Following the impressive transformation of the Italian, who made history by dominating Indian Wells and Miami without losing a set, the young Spaniard reveals what fascinates him most about his direct rival heading into the Monte Carlo Masters final.

Jannik Sinner, the current world number 2, is not just a rising talent – he is a true phenomenon in constant evolution. After his defeat against Novak Djokovic at the Australian Open, Sinner has perfected his offense and transformed his serve into one of his most solid weapons. Now, with an almost unbeatable serve and a brutal ability to switch from defense to attack, the Italian dominates the clay court and leaves opponents in a state of panic.

Carlos Alcaraz, the ATP ranking leader and top seed in Monte Carlo, does not hesitate to praise his rival and reveal what he would like to incorporate into his own game. In exclusive statements, the Spaniard highlighted: “There are just two things, to be honest. The transition he makes from defense to attack is impressive, especially the way he approaches the ball and becomes aggressive.” Alcaraz emphasizes the speed and precision with which Sinner hits the racket’s sweet spot, a detail that makes all the difference in points.

But it doesn’t stop there. Sinner’s serve is another key element that impresses the Spaniard: “His serve has improved a lot in the last six months. It is clearly a weapon that is defining him.” And the numbers confirm this dramatic evolution: from a stable serve at the beginning of his career, with 58.1% first serves and 74.5% points won, Sinner has moved on to dominate with higher rates and an average of 70 aces at the Miami Open, in addition to already having accumulated 13 aces in just three matches at the Monte Carlo Masters.

The Italian’s offensive style, which approaches the baseline and attacks the ball early, reduces opponents’ reaction time and forces critical errors. This “hyper-offensive” approach is one of the reasons why Sinner is becoming a real threat on the circuit, particularly on clay, where he is still seeking his first major title.

Despite the rivalry, there is also mutual inspiration. Alcaraz noted that Sinner has started to incorporate the “dropshot” – a signature shot of the Spaniard, known for its precision and ability to catch opponents off guard. “I’ve seen Jannik using more ‘dropshots’ and he’s doing very well. It seems like it’s now something natural for him,” Alcaraz stated, with a hint of humor: “Has he been watching my videos to learn?”

Sinner’s coach, Simone Vagnozzi, confirmed this development to Sky Sports Italy, explaining that the Italian is learning when and where to use the “dropshot,” especially on the backhand. “There is still room for improvement and to add more variety, but it is a process that takes time. No one changes in two weeks, and Jannik is the first to want to improve.”

With both prodigies heading towards the Monte Carlo semi-finals, the tennis world is eager to see the much-anticipated clash between Alcaraz and Sinner. Two young giants who are redefining the game on clay and promise an unforgettable spectacle.

This matchup represents more than just a simple match; it is the battle of the new generations, where every point could dictate the course of the season and solidify who will be the next dominant force on the ATP circuit. Get ready for an explosive showdown, with Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner showing why they are the brightest stars in world tennis today.

This article first appeared on Apito Final.