At present, the most eye-catching players in men's tennis are undoubtedly the older generation Djokovic and the emerging Alcaraz. Djokovic achieved Golden Slam honors by winning gold in the men's singles event at the 2024 Paris Olympics, cementing his status as the "GOAT". In the final, he defeated Spanish young talent Alcaraz.

Although Alcaraz lost to Djokovic in the Paris Olympic final, he still performed well this season. Alcaraz, who is only 21 years old, has already won the Indian Wells Masters, French Open and Wimbledon championships. He is in great shape and is recognized as a leader in men's tennis. In the Wimbledon final, he defeated Djokovic, who has seven Wimbledon titles.

Although Djokovic still maintains strong competitiveness, frequently reaching the semi-finals and finals of Grand Slams, and fiercely competing with emerging players such as Alcaraz and Sinner, he is already 37 years old and has no chance of competing for the championship again. The difficulty increases significantly. In contrast, Alcaraz is at the peak of his powers and is gradually becoming the new leader in tennis. At only 21 years old, he has already won 4 Grand Slam championships, far more than Federer and Djokovic at the same age.

Discussions about whether Alcaraz can surpass Djokovic are fierce in the media and online. Some people think he has the ability to surpass Djokovic, while others have reservations. Personally, I think that although Alcaraz has some hope of catching up with Djokovic in the number of Grand Slam titles, it is extremely difficult to catch up with Djokovic in the number of Masters titles.

Djokovic currently has 40 Masters championships, setting a historical record, and is a double-lap gold master. In comparison, Alcaraz has only won 5 Masters titles so far, and the gap between the two is significant. In his peak period, especially in 2015, Djokovic won 6 Masters championships in one fell swoop. Even in the 2023 season, late in his career, he also won 2 Masters championships, which shows that he is very good at the Masters. outstanding performance.

Although Alcaraz also has comprehensive skills, his performance in the Masters cannot match Djokovic. He won 2 Masters championships in 2022 and 2023 respectively, and 1 Masters championship this season. Although the 2023-2024 season is Alcaraz's peak period, his winning rate in the Masters is not high. According to the current progress, there is still a 35-win gap between him and Djokovic in the number of Masters titles. It is almost unrealistic to catch up with this gap.