Shelton Rejects Claims that Alcaraz and Sinner Are Losing Their Grip on Men's Tennis
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“Sad for Tennis” — Ben Shelton Challenges Growing Narrative Around Jannik Sinner & Carlos Alcaraz
With Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz both having lost large parts of the season to injuries, there’s a question fans have been debating for months now, and Ben Shelton did not agree with the premise. The American is playing the ATP 500 event in Basel as the top seed, and in the pre-tournament press conference, […]
Has Alcaraz and Sinner's dominance faded? Ben Shelton gives his take: "They've won two of the four Grand Slams they've played this year"
2026 has not gone to the script many though it would have. Due to injuries, Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner have not been able to continue their strangle hold on the ATP Tour, with their previous streaks of dominance being relinquished for the time being. However, their supremacy is still intact, a...
Disclosure/US Open To the American Ben Shelton, number four in the world, the hegemony of Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz in tennis is not threatened. Italian and Spanish had a season marked by injuries, passing through highs and lows.However, according to Ben Shelton, it is "unfair" to say that the domain of rivals is diminishing in the circuit. German Alexander Zverev guaranteed the first place in the world ranking of ATP at the end of the ye…
On the eve of the debut in Basel, Ben Shelton was asked whether the domination of Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz is weakening. The American rejected the idea, repeating first the terms of the question: "Is the domain of Alcaraz and Sinner diminished? They won two of the four Grand Slam tournaments held this year [...]
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