I am a Djokovic fan, but I do not think at age 37 he can win on Sunday

[Anonymous]

It has been a long tournament and even though he was gifted a bye I still think at age 37 it is going to be very difficult to overcome the youth of Alcaraz. I still will be cheering for him but unfortunately the youth of Alcaraz is a very difficult mountain to climb.

I personally witnessed Michael Jordan's Wizards years and it was difficult to watch at times.

Jordan's decline from age 36 to age 38 was quite noticeable.

[Anonymous]

Never count out the Djoker (and I say that as someone who is NOT a fan). That's why he has 24 majors. He is in freakishly amazing shape even with the recent knee surgery.

I think Alcaraz is a better bet but he is still gaining experience and has a tendency to lose focus for periods within a match. Novak will certainly take advantage of any lapses. If it goes to a fifth set though, Alcaraz will have a huge advantage.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Never count out the Djoker (and I say that as someone who is NOT a fan). That's why he has 24 majors. He is in freakishly amazing shape even with the recent knee surgery.

I think Alcaraz is a better bet but he is still gaining experience and has a tendency to lose focus for periods within a match. Novak will certainly take advantage of any lapses. If it goes to a fifth set though, Alcaraz will have a huge advantage.

+1

And Paolini is so fun to watch. Pulling for her. That semi was incredible.

[Anonymous]

I hope he can do it but it is going to be tough.

[Anonymous]

He never had surgery. The guy is a Putin supporting conspiracy clown.

If he lived in Alabama or Mississippi, he would be in the Senate.

Good player though.

[Anonymous]

Djokovic is a big crybaby loser . Can’t wait till he gets cooked on Sunday hasn’t beaten anyone

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Never count out the Djoker (and I say that as someone who is NOT a fan). That's why he has 24 majors. He is in freakishly amazing shape even with the recent knee surgery.

I think Alcaraz is a better bet but he is still gaining experience and has a tendency to lose focus for periods within a match. Novak will certainly take advantage of any lapses. If it goes to a fifth set though, Alcaraz will have a huge advantage.

Knee surgery? Do you talk out of your ass like this regularly

[Anonymous]

I’d like to see him win #25 but if I had to bet, I’d place my money on Alcaraz.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Djokovic is a big crybaby loser . Can’t wait till he gets cooked on Sunday hasn’t beaten anyone

He beat money Musetti on grass

[Anonymous]

What a beat down

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Djokovic is a big crybaby loser . Can’t wait till he gets cooked on Sunday hasn’t beaten anyone

Ok this held true

[Anonymous]

Honestly, I do not think even a 25 year old Djokovic would have stood a chance today.

[Anonymous]

Amazing victory! I much prefer Alcaraz to Djokovic.

[Anonymous]

Alcaraz crushed him!!!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Amazing victory! I much prefer Alcaraz to Djokovic.

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