Are you surprised by how he has coped since Ferrero's departure? 🤔

kelvinho.sg4mo ago

It takes time for Alcaraz to slip further and further with his split from ferrero it’s not an immediate fall - similar to Liverpool after jurgen Klopp too the change of influence of human are critical for sustained success or failures

moira.paterson.writer5mo ago

Since he won the AO and completed the career Grand Slam Carlitos has lost motivation, looks like he is experiencing burn out. He needs the structure and discipline and calm experience that JCF can bring to the team. Keep Sam Lopez on as a second coach.

rockyoda7mo ago

It's too early but the effects of his lose will show up whether we see it or not. They were so close.

daviescallum427mo ago

I'm not surprised, he's a GOAT in the making. Will only go from strength to strength

kilham.max7mo ago

I think quite possibly!

liam.mcmillen7mo ago

His start to the season is down to Sinner's slump in form. Nothing to do with JC Ferrero!

peter.lynch7mo ago

Very surprised! Thought he may have been impacted early on given their relationship and what they achieved, but it's been the exact opposite

matthew.johns7mo ago

I don't think he is a better player as such, but Alcaraz has transitioned to life without Ferrero a lot quicker than I thought he would!

camerondesc17mo ago

I think it would be wrong to say he's become a 'better player' since Ferrero left, but the worries around how he would cope without him have certainly been made to look silly.

george.patten7mo ago

I think it's too early to say. Think he would've got similar results had they not split