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Like I said, only SERBINATOR can stop Alcaraz. It's as simple as that.
But can't count out Novak, in grandslam, he raises his level, hence 22 GS, including 2 FOs. And I think he is the only one that beat Nadal, the King of Clay, on clay multiple times.