Jannik Sinner Beats Carlos Alcaraz to Win Wimbledon 2025

After a slow start, Sinner quickly locked in and commanded the pace of the match. Sinner tallied eight aces and two double faults. He won points on just 75% and 63% of her first and second serves, respectively.

Meanwhile, Alcaraz hit 15 aces and seven double faults. He won points on just 75% and 58% of her first and second serves, respectively.

Sinner hit 56 winners and just 23 unforced errors. He was 15/18 on net points won. Conversely, Alcaraz tallied 49 winners and 31 unforced errors.

Today's match flew by in comparison to the 5.5-hour French Open final, lasting only three hours and 12 minutes.

Alcaraz was gracious in defeat, "It's always difficult to lose, even if it is the final. But first of all, I have to congratulate Jannik once again." The 22-year-old praised Sinner and his team for a great two weeks at Wimbledon.

Sinner reciprocated the respect to Alcaraz, "Thank you for the player you are. It is so difficult to play against you, but as you said, we have an amazing relationship also off the court. And on the court, we just try to build up."

Sinner complimented Alcaraz's team before adding, "Keep going. Keep pushing. You're gonna hold this many times. You have already two, so..."

After today, Sinner improves to 25-3 with two titles (both Majors) and will remain as the ATP World No. 1. Meanwhile, Alcaraz falls to 47-6 with five titles and remains as the No. 2 player in the world.