In Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner, the sport has not only its next great rivalry but a moment that highlights everything the sport can be.

Many see Alcaraz and Sinner as tennis’s new kings – but is a ‘Sincaraz’ era certain? After two decades, the Federer/Nadal/Djokovic dynasty is ending. Another may well be rising.

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Changeover: A Young Rivalry and New Era of Men’s Tennis Giri Nathan. Gallery, $28.99 (256p) ISBN 978-1-66807-624-8

The constant reminders of how much tennis has shifted are now coming from inside Novak Djokovic’s house. Earlier this month, the 24-time major champion was in his native Serbia while two men more than a decade his junior were duking it in Paris in one ...

Like the Big Three before them, Sincaraz is the kind of rivalry that will strengthen not just the sport but one other: two class acts, possessed of clashing styles and comportments, meeting the game’s biggest occasions with acrobatic genius and fierce resolve.

For tennis fans, though, the sport is in safe hands—this most primal of racquet games thrives on personalities, historic matchups, and the drama of individual contests. Expect more from Sincaraz.

The Spectacular Age of Sincaraz Has Arrived. ... O ver the last 20 or so years, tennis fans have been spoiled with at least a dozen marathon Grand Slam finals that qualify for the sport’s pantheon.