Quote from: OcTradism on Today at 02:36:03 PM

Quote from: examplens on Today at 02:15:52 PM

It's a gamble after all. The greater the risk, the greater the gain. It happens that the outsider wins, although it is difficult in this case.

I just saw Sinner vs Djokovic. Is the difference in favor of Sinner that big?
I didn't follow everything, but didn't Sinner complain about some kind of injury, and only with a lot of luck did he make it to the semifinals?

Sinner is younger than Djokovic and he is uprising while Djokovic is in downside of his career. Djokovic is experiencing very last Grandslam tournaments in his career and I think he now can understand what Federer and Nadal experienced in latest years. When a legendary tennnis player gets older and especially old enough, he will hit his physical limits and can not beat young tennis players.

I don't say Sinner is better than Djokovic and it's hard for not only Sinner but also any tennis player to win equal total Grandslam trophies like Djokovic. Anyway, in a single direct match, Sinner has big advantage against Djokovic and it's reflected on the given odds.

Novak Djokovic already done enough and now having time to give up because he is not able to handle big games against top seed players in this game he completely thrashed by Sinner in just three sets which was impressive from young world no 1.
After having shocking result against Dimitrov now things are clearly looking he is unstoppable and fight of titans in final is going to be exciting because both are at his best Alcaraz will try his best for keeping things in control and have another Grand Slam while Sinner will try his best for fight back after having lost in French Open.
In third set I was surprised when Djokovic took 3 points lead, and I was expecting good result with win for him but suddenly he down and out with amazing fight back from Sinner.