Tim Henman puts Carlos Alcaraz ahead of Jannik Sinner

Tim Henman puts Carlos Alcaraz ahead of Jannik Sinner

In the aftermath of the Indian Wells final that saw Jack Draper triumph over Holger Rune, former British tennis player and now technical commentator for Eurosport Tim Henman è returned to the rivalry between Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner over who between the two players will end the year with more titles in their trophy cases.

"I think that at the end of his career it will be Alcaraz who will have won more Slam titles than Sinner and I am convinced that the Spaniard will be able to end the year at number one in the world rankings" began the former world number four.

"Although Jannik and Carlos are on the launching paddle, I believe that when they both hang up their rackets it will still be Novak Djokovic the tennis player with the most Slam titles won" added the former British tennis player.

The semifinal loss in Indian Wells complicated, and not a little, the chase of Carlos Alcaraz, who è is more than 4,000 points behind leader Jannik Sinner. Making the path even more uphill for the Murcian is also the calendar, since between Miami, Monte Carlo, Barcelona and Madrid, the world number three will be obliged to win all four tournaments to hope to arrive in Rome as world number one.

It is precisely at the Internazionali d'Italia that Jannik Sinner, who is serving a three-month disqualification for the Clostebol case, will make his return to the court.