"He has everything it takes": Mouratoglou warns Alcaraz and Sinner of an imminent danger
Mouratoglou looks further ahead: "They represent the future of tennis"
In a video posted on his Instagram account, Patrick Mouratoglou gave his analysis on two young prodigies who, according to him, have already changed dimensions.
Victoria Mboko, a meteoric rise... and brutal pressure
On the women's side, Mouratoglou highlights Victoria Mboko, whom he describes as a revelation almost too fast for her own good.
"She had an incredible season while being outside the top 100. She won a WTA 1000, then the pressure became enormous.
However, she has the whole package to become an icon: the quality of her game, her physical abilities, her personality..."
João Fonseca, the Brazilian who could shake up the hierarchy
Then comes the most anticipated moment of his analysis. João Fonseca, a young Brazilian talent, is at the heart of all hopes.
"I say the same for Fonseca. His progression is exponential, but imagine the support of Brazilian fans... it's magnificent, but also a huge responsibility for such a young player," he explains.
Before adding: "Potentially, in the coming years, he could compete with Alcaraz and Sinner."
Mouratoglou tempers: not immediately, perhaps not as soon as next season. But the message is clear: Fonseca has everything it takes to establish himself in the battle at the top.
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