Alcaraz, how far Sinner runs at the Roland Garros final?

Alcaraz and Sinner both prefer durable balls, with the number of touches that can easily exceed 20 or 30, requiring fast and continuous movement across the yard. But based on the history of the clay matches lasting nearly 5 and a half hours, artificial intelligence (AI) made an estimate quite realistic. Accordingly, Alcaraz and Sinner may have traveled 10 to 15 km in the final at Philippe Chatrier on June 8.

This is the longest match in the tournament history and the second Grand Slam, only after the 2012 Australian finals between Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic (5 hours 53 minutes). Alcaraz saved the three Championship-Points in the ripe game of Set four to win the choking backward, protecting the Roland Garros. According to the study conducted in 2015 on Australia expanded, among top male players, David Ferrer, famous for its speed and agility, one of the most moving players. single).

Meanwhile, Novak Djokovic only moves an average of 4 to 5 km after three rounds. The reason is that he tends to play closer to the end line, while Ferrer plays further. The duration of each game, set and the match also affects the total distance of moving - set or the longer the game, the more the distance is running.

In the opening US opening 2023, Coco Gauff ran 3,329 km and Laura Siegemund ran 3,290 km. So in three sets, each player moves more than 3.2 km.

The same analysis in the US expanded 2014 shows that Caroline Wozniacki runs more than twice as Serena Williams (9,709 km compared to 4,509 km) to the final. Wozniacki lost that title match, then first ran the marathon in New York two months later with 3 hours 26 minutes 33 seconds. In 2020, Fitbit reported that according to user data, a single hour of single created an average of 10,680 steps, while double -making created 7,980 steps. This is equivalent to about 6.4 to 8 km in single and 4.8 to 6.4 km in double attacks, depending on the stride. Tennis is a high -intensity Aerobic activity, systemic impact, and calories that will depend on each person and weight. According to the US Gymnastics Council, a person weighing 68 kg can burn about 544 calories in a single battle that lasts an hour - almost equal to the amount of calories consumed when running at a leisurely speed for an hour.