Carlos Alcaraz claims 2nd U.S. Open trophy, defeating defending champion Jannik Sinner

Carlos Alcaraz claimed his sixth main trophy total on the U.S. Open on Sunday after defeating No. 1 Jannik Sinner. It’s his second of 2025 following his victory over Sinner on the French Open.

The showdown between Sinner and Alcaraz — who will now be No. 1 — marked the primary time in tennis historical past that the identical two males performed one another in three consecutive Grand Slam finals inside a single season.

Alcaraz gained the primary set 6-2 in 37 minutes as soon as the match lastly started after a delay attributable to further safety measures for President Trump, who watched the match from a set at Arthur Ashe Stadium in New York Metropolis.

Sinner, the 24-year-old defending champion from Italy, then took the second set 6-3. That was the primary and solely set Alcaraz misplaced in his seven matches on the match.

The third set was dominated by Alcaraz, who took it 6-1.

Alcaraz then closed out the championship with a 6-4 win within the fourth set.

Since Might, Alcaraz has gained 36 of 37 contests. The one loss was to Sinner at Wimbledon — additionally Alcaraz’s first defeat in a Slam closing. Alcaraz leads the tour in wins (60) and titles (six) in 2025 and has reached the finals at his previous eight tournaments.

The 22-year-old from Spain gained his first Slam title in New York in 2022 as a youngster — after defeating Sinner within the quarterfinals that 12 months.

Although each are fairly younger, theirs is already fairly a exceptional rivalry. This was the eighth consecutive main title — and tenth of the previous 13 — that has ended up within the fingers of Sinner or Alcaraz.