And Then There Were Two…
T he world of men’s tennis has been searching for its successors for last 10 years if not more, someone to take the legacy of tennis to the next level. The big 3, Federer, Nadal and Djokovic, brought us the golden era of tennis, captivating fans with their rivalries, respect and class. Their dominance spanned more than two decades, redefining what was possible on the court. When Roger Federer officially announced his retirement from tennis, closely followed by Rafa Nadal, the search got the sense of urgency. What if Novak Djokovic hangs his racquet and we have no one to take their extraordinary legacy ahead? And then there were two… Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz. One cool as ice, other fierce as fire. Image Credit: The Wimbledon The year 2024 saw the equal division of 4 Grand Slams between Sinner and Alcaraz. Yet the two hadn’t met in the Grand Slams final. The year 2025 began, Sinner defended his Australian Open crown, they were now world No. 1 and 2, yet a Grand Slam final betwe...