Rafael Nadal recently emphasized that young tennis stars Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner should be allowed to create their own legacies, free from constant comparisons to the “Big Three”—himself, Roger Federer, and Novak Djokovic. Speaking ahead of the Six Kings Slam exhibition, Nadal praised both Alcaraz and Sinner for their impressive achievements, including Grand Slam victories and Masters 1000 titles. He noted that these rising talents are already making their mark, with Alcaraz becoming world No. 1 and Sinner winning three Masters titles this year.
Nadal further explained that, with the era of himself and Federer ending, and Djokovic still competing, the new generation should be given space to develop their own rivalries. He stressed that these players don’t need to be constantly compared to previous generations, and their careers should be evaluated at the end, based on their unique contributions to the sport.
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