The gap between us is not enormous," Auger-Aliassime compares himself to Sinner
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Felix Auger-Aliassime has been in form since this summer. The Canadian has climbed from 28th in the world to 8th. Defeated this Sunday by Jannik Sinner in the final of the Rolex Paris Masters, he compared his level to that of the Italian.
He states: "For me, the gap between us is not enormous. I'm getting closer to him with each match. This one was very tight. At the US Open, I managed to win a set, but I lost the first and fourth in a difficult match.
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Today, we saw that the match was very contested. His serve and return were impressive, of exceptional quality; I tip my hat to him. I feel that there were moments when I could have played better; some parts of the match remain painful.
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