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‘Aim to maybe even lose’: Sinner’s eye-popping plan to win the Alcaraz war

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Jannik Sinner is most often likened to Novak Djokovic as a dominant baseliner capable of wearing opponents down with relentless accuracy.

But last year’s US Open final was Sinner’s Roger Federer moment. Carlos Alcaraz is to Sinner who Rafael Nadal was to Federer. Before Djokovic transformed into a grand slam legend, Federer routinely destroyed almost everyone but Nadal.

What worked wonderfully against the rest of the tour was regularly not good enough when Federer faced Nadal, who won 24 of his 40 contests with “the Swiss Express”.

Sinner drills down on details ahead of Australian Open title defence

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Two-time defending Australian Open champion Jannik Sinner is accustomed to being in control from the baseline. His service games, buoyed by 2309 career aces and counting, are close to impenetrable.

So it’s logical, then, that the world No.2 spent much of the off-season addressing the one visible weakness in his toolkit – a lack of variety which has occasionally been exposed by his primary rival, six-time major champion Carlos Alcaraz.

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