Zero suspense?

What do you want me to tell you... I have just watched the long format summary by Alcaraz / Arnaldi. The guy is just perfect!

Alright, I'll put an end to the suspense and do a fairly short analysis. They are announcing very wet conditions this evening. Florent Serra shared with me just now that when you finish a match late (2 a.m. against Sinner), your recovery day is necessarily not the same. Florent had finished super late against Nieminen once, and had had a difficult recovery. Already that Zverev was in good shape, we had very little hope, so there... So we're going to tell you the same old stories, the guy will play loose, he'll serve better, etc... Yes, why not, except that Carlos it's amortized land, and it's uphill to net land too. Catching the ball early behind your second, forehand batten that makes you fall back, cushioning hidden behind, and let me direct the point... Attacking Carlito obviously seems to be the best solution when you see what it gives against Hurkacz , Jarry, etc.! But you have to be very sharp to play aggressive, every millimeter is important in its placement. So yes, a set why not. But never victory. Unless cramp, injury ... My biggest argument especially is that I think Zverev does not believe it. To be more specific, I think the German put Carlito on a pedestal. That's how I feel reading a bit between the lines of his statements. Not you ?