Carlos Alcaraz
No one, or almost no one, has seen Rafael Jódar arrive, yet he has everything it takes to become the third wheel between Sinner and Alcaraz.
The young Spanish tennis player has started 2026 strong and will now face Sinner in the quarter-finals in Madrid: the right match to test his talent, his solid and robotic game.
The rivalry between Sinner and Alcaraz has already changed tennis, making it more offensive, more intense, more technological.
An excerpt from the book Cambiocampo – A New Era of Tennis Has Begun, written by Giri Nathan and published by Altrecose.
Alcaraz and Sinner are not yet 25 years old, yet they are already in the Top 7 of the players who have earned the most money in the history of tennis.
The prize money accumulated by the two champions is unprecedented in the history of this sport, in terms of precocity.
In Monte Carlo, we witnessed Sinner’s overtaking of Alcaraz, and not just for the first place in the ATP Ranking.
The first important title on clay has a very significant meaning for Jannik. Also because it shows that, at least at this moment, he is stronger than his great rival.