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Carlitos will soon avenge his friend Sinner's
defeat. Alcaraz will beat Djoker and by doing so,
he will become the youngest ever holder of a
career Grand Slam! Hahah!

Yes, he will have the full set of four and if he stays
uninjured for most of the forthcoming years, it is
conceivable that he could indeed break Djoker's amazing
record of 24 Grand Slam titles. But it is nevertheless a
long road ahead of him trying to beat Djoker's record!

Unfortunately I will miss the Aussie Open 2026 final
because of work commitments. Either way, history will
be made: If and when Carlitos wins, he achieves the
career GS as the youngest ever. If Djoker wins against
all odds, his amazing GS record will ascend to 25
GS singles titles.

Needless to say, I am very pissed off to miss this final
but I hope other will see a good match uninterrupted by
injuries of any kind!

br,
KK
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On 1/02/2026 10:45 am, Kalevi Kolttonen wrote:

Carlitos will soon avenge his friend Sinner's
defeat. Alcaraz will beat Djoker and by doing so,
he will become the youngest ever holder of a
career Grand Slam! Hahah!

Yes, he will have the full set of four and if he stays
uninjured for most of the forthcoming years, it is
conceivable that he could indeed break Djoker's amazing
record of 24 Grand Slam titles. But it is nevertheless a
long road ahead of him trying to beat Djoker's record!

Unfortunately I will miss the Aussie Open 2026 final
because of work commitments. Either way, history will
be made: If and when Carlitos wins, he achieves the
career GS as the youngest ever. If Djoker wins against
all odds, his amazing GS record will ascend to 25
GS singles titles.

Needless to say, I am very pissed off to miss this final
but I hope other will see a good match uninterrupted by
injuries of any kind!

br,
KK

Carlos will beat Djoker and also take 3rd straight FO - clay is the
hardest surface to beat him on. I think he's a serious chance for
calendar slam this year. That takes him to 10 slams and as the only guy
to win a modern calendar slam (3 surfaces) he'll get a shortcut to goat discussions even without breaking slam record.

Now that I've jinxed him watch Novak win his 25th : )


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On 1/31/2026 10:18 PM, Whisper wrote:

On 1/02/2026 10:45 am, Kalevi Kolttonen wrote:

Carlitos will soon avenge his friend Sinner's
defeat. Alcaraz will beat Djoker and by doing so,
he will become the youngest ever holder of a
career Grand Slam! Hahah!

Yes, he will have the full set of four and if he stays
uninjured for most of the forthcoming years, it is
conceivable that he could indeed break Djoker's amazing
record of 24 Grand Slam titles. But it is nevertheless a
long road ahead of him trying to beat Djoker's record!

Unfortunately I will miss the Aussie Open 2026 final
because of work commitments. Either way, history will
be made: If and when Carlitos wins, he achieves the
career GS as the youngest ever. If Djoker wins against
all odds, his amazing GS record will ascend to 25
GS singles titles.

Needless to say, I am very pissed off to miss this final
but I hope other will see a good match uninterrupted by
injuries of any kind!

br,
KK

Carlos will beat Djoker and also take 3rd straight FO - clay is the
hardest surface to beat him on.-a I think he's a serious chance for
calendar slam this year.-a That takes him to 10 slams and as the only guy
to win a modern calendar slam (3 surfaces) he'll get a shortcut to goat discussions even without breaking slam record.

Now that I've jinxed him watch Novak win his 25th : )

Zverev let him get off the ropes. Djoker will not, mentally anyway...
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