The world’s top female tennis star speaks candidly about Sinner and Alcaraz
The rivalry between Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner has long been a focal point of attention. Recently, a leading female tennis star shared her personal views on these two players, who are regarded as icons of the current generation.
Jasmine Paolini expresses her views on Sinner and Alcaraz
The Italian player, who reached the finals of Roland Garros and Wimbledon 2024, frequently ranks within the world’s top 10. Beyond her impressive performances, Paolini pays special attention to the elite level of the men’s game.
In 2024, both Sinner and Alcaraz secured two Grand Slam titles each, while Alexander Zverev was the only other player to reach a final at one of the four major tournaments.
This story recalls the 2023 season when Sinner won the Australian Open and US Open, and Alcaraz triumphed at Roland Garros and Wimbledon. That dominance continued into 2025, with the two young stars meeting three times in major finals, producing a high-class rivalry that experts predict will remain difficult for others to break into during the 2026 season.
Jasmine Paolini believes both Alcaraz and Sinner are courteous, respectful to opponents, intelligent, and consistently perform at the highest level
However, what intrigues many is not just their achievements but also their personalities and styles off the court. From the perspective of a contemporary athlete, Paolini shared her personal impressions of these top competitors, saying:
"They have very different personalities, are completely distinct players, yet both bring emotion and excitement to the fans on the court. Their skill levels are truly exceptional. It is precisely this difference that makes their encounters so compelling. Both are polite, respectful to their rivals, smart, and always compete at the top tier."
The Italian female player also compared herself to the two male colleagues: "On court, I am usually lively and smile a lot, so I feel more similar to Alcaraz. But I really enjoy watching Jannik play because he constantly applies pressure from the back of the court. From my own experience competing, observing how Jannik moves and organizes his game has taught me a lot."
While Paolini expressed admiration, Alcaraz recently concluded the Tokyo tournament with a convincing victory. The Spanish player lost only one set on his way to the title, before defeating Taylor Fritz 6-4, 6-4 in the final. Shortly after, he decided to withdraw from the Shanghai Masters — the tournament where Jannik Sinner is the defending champion.
Sinner received a bye in the first round and defeated Daniel Altmaier in the second to earn a match against Tallon Griekspoor. Regarding Alcaraz’s absence, Sinner candidly stated that every player has the right to choose a schedule that suits them:
"For me, last year I skipped a few tournaments because I thought it was the right decision for my physical and mental well-being. This year, I also did not play in Toronto or Montreal. Sometimes you have to skip some events. Although Masters 1000 tournaments are considered mandatory, ultimately you still have the right to select the best schedule for yourself. I have always prioritized the choice that benefits me the most."
Therefore, the rivalry between Alcaraz and Sinner is not only exciting on the court but also reflects how each athlete builds their career in a very individual way. This makes the men’s tennis scene enter a new era full of drama and unpredictability.
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