Sinner: "Alcaraz has no weaknesses"

Italian Jannik Sinner has stated that his great rival, SpaniardCarlos Alcaraz , to whom he lost the US Open final on Sunday, is a player who "has no weaknesses" and that he intends to be more "unpredictable" in the future in order to try to beat him.

"He's very simple, he's a different player. It's that simple. He doesn't have any weaknesses, like other players do ," Sinner said in a press conference after losing the New York final to Alcaraz.

Sinner not only lost the US Open final, but also the world number one ranking he had held for 65 weeks.

The Italian reached all four Grand Slam finals this season, winning in Australia and Wimbledon, but lost at Roland Garros and in the United States to Alcaraz.

The Murcian also won - in addition to Roland Garros - the finals in Cincinnati and Rome.

"My idea is, even if I have to lose some matches from now on, trying to make changes is to be a little more unpredictable , because I think that's what I have to do to be a better tennis player," he said.