Carlos Alcaraz insisted that his intense rivalry with Jannik Sinner would lead him to new heights after his reign while the Wimbledon champion was shattered by the ruthless Italian on Sunday.

Alkaraz was beaten 4-6, 6-4, 6-4, 6-4 BY sinful In the final of the All England club, denying the Spaniard a third -successive wreath Wimbledon.

It was a bitter blow to the 22-year-old, who had hoped to follow his French epic triumph Open Final against Sinner in June with another victory over the one world number.

Instead, it was the sinner who kept the trophy up after clinking his third title in the last four Grand Slams.

While the sinner has won 2024 US Open and Australian Open and Wimbledon this year, Alcaraz has claimed only silver Roland Garros in the same period.

But the number two worlds believe that competing with the sinner is a benefit because he forces him to raise his game.

“I’m just happy to have this rivalry with her. I think it’s great for us, and it’s great for tennis,” Said Alcaraz.

“Whenever we are playing against each other, I think our level is really high. I think we don’t see a level like this, if I’m honest with you. I don’t see any player playing against each other, having the level we are playing when we face each other.”

AND palm trees-Nuial predicted that his battles with the 23-year-old sinful will only be improved.

“As I said many times, this rivalry is getting better and better. We are building a really great rivalry because we are playing the final of a Grand Slam, the final of the Masters Tours,” He said.

“It will be better and better. Just really grateful for this because it gives me the opportunity to give 100 percent of my practice every day.

“Just to be better, thanks to this. The level I have to save and raise if I want to beat Jannik is really high.”

‘I must be really proud’

Alcaraz’s 24 -game best winning belt was shattered by sin, who was also the last player to beat him in Wimbledon in 2022, before causing more misery in Sunday’s confrontation.

Grand Slam champion had again fought from two groups down to defeat the sinner in French Open, saving three points of match in the process, but this time he could not call an extraordinary escape.

Instead of feeling bad about himself and let his shape fall – as he did after he lost Novak Djokovic In the Olympic final in Paris last year – Alcaraz is determined to ensure that there will be no hanging on the US Open in August.

“It is another feeling. Last year at the Olympic Games I was really bad emotionally after the match. It was really difficult for me to accept that moment,” He said.

“I think the last year I went through in different situations I learned from them. I accept everything coming to me.”

Despite being lost in the match of a Major’s title for the first time, Alcaraz pledged to keep his head up.

“As well, well, I lost a final in a Slam Grand, but I have to be really proud to be in a final. I want to keep good moments and try to forget the bad moments,” he explained.

“So I’m right now, as I said, I’m not bad at all. I’m just happy. I’m smiling because in my head was to play the final and being grateful for that.”