Alcaraz–Sinner: The Gap That Shocks World Tennis
Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner are playing in a different dimension. Following the Beijing and Tokyo tournaments, the two young champions sit comfortably at the top of the ATP rankings.
The Spaniard holds the world number one spot with 11,540 points, closely followed by his great Italian rival with 10,950 points. The gap between them is only 590 units, indicating an intense battle for the throne of world tennis.
Far behind them is Alexander Zverev with 5,980 points, creating a 4,970-point gap with Sinner. This difference is so immense that it matches the gap separating the German player from the world number 50, American Marcos Giron.
This single statistic illustrates just how much men's tennis has become polarized around the Alcaraz–Sinner duo.
These was never a Big 3. There was the BIG 1.