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Carlos Alcaraz says he thinks Jannik Sinner’s success will help him become a better golfer.

Carlos Alcaraz, the two-time Grand Slam champion, has had a challenging start to 2024. At the Australian Open in January, there was a quarterfinal loss, and in Buenos Aires in February, there was a semifinal loss.

By contrast, Jannik Sinner is enjoying a scorching winning streak and has had an ideal start to 2024. The youthful Italian won his maiden Grand Slam championship in January after winning the Australian Open.

The 22-year-old went on to win the Rotterdam title this week, his third straight ATP 500 victory. He had previously triumphed at the end of the year in Vienna and Beijing.

Sinner has triumphed in 32 of his previous 34 games, including a victory in Beijing over Alcaraz.

The Spaniard claimed that Sinner’s success served as inspiration for his own game when questioned about it.

Jannik is enjoying herself greatly right now. His tennis game demonstrates his confidence, Alcaraz remarked.

He works extremely hard, so I don’t mind that he’s reached this stage in his career. You have to play at a stratospheric level to defeat him.

I’m pleased for him because he is a very decent person, and me being at this stage helps me become the greatest version of myself, Alcaraz added.

Regarding head-to-head encounters, Sinner leads the series 4-3 over Alcaraz on the tour. Though Alcaraz and Sinner are just 20 and 22 years old, respectively, it is anticipated that they will continue to have a long-lasting rivalry in the future.

Sinner is currently ranked third in the ATP rankings, one spot ahead of world number two Alcaraz thanks to his recent success.

Next month, both guys are scheduled to compete in the Indian Wells ATP 1000. When the two faced off in this event’s semifinal the previous year, Alcaraz prevailed and went on to win the championship.