Sinner crowns the Wimbledon champion and beats Alcaraz!

Sinner crowns the Wimbledon champion and beats Alcaraz!

Wimbledon, Vereinigtes Königreich - On July 13, 2025, Jannik Sinner won the Wimbledon Championships in an exciting final. He defeated the Spanish player Carlos Alcaraz 4: 6, 6: 4, 6: 4, 6: 4, securing his first title in Wimbledon and his fourth Grand Slam success as a whole. This is a historical moment because Sinner is the first Italian player to win the prestigious Wimbledon title in singles, such as Laola1.at reported.

The 22-year-old Italian, who had already won the US Open 2024 and the Australian Open 2025, returned with this victory for his defeat in the previous meeting at the Finale of the French Open, where Alcaraz had triumphed. Despite his defeat, Alcaraz keeps an advantage in a direct duel with 8: 5. It was also the first time that Alcaraz lost a Grand Slam final after winning two titles in Wimbledon and recently maintained an impressive series of 20 wins in Wimbledon. These successes impressively demonstrate its dominance on lawn, such as [ESPN.com] (https://www.espn.com/tennis/story/_/45732583/jannik-sinn-defows-caraz-alcaraz-wimbledon-2025-men-Singles-Title.

exciting course of the game

The match initially started strong for Sinner, who quickly led 4: 2. But Alcaraz was able to catch up and win the first set 6: 4. In the second set, Sinner managed to break Alcaraz in the first game and finally win the sentence for himself. In the third set, Sinner used a decisive break chance to take the lead 2-1 and also win the set 6: 4.

The fourth sentence was characterized by intensive exchange of blows, in which Sinner had two break points against itself at 4: 3 and 15-40, but was able to keep his serve. With this important performance he settled and won the critical game to 5: 3. Finally Sinner used his second match ball and crowned himself as a Wimbledon winner.

prices and points

For his triumphal victory, Sinner received prize money of three million pounds and 2,000 ATP points. Alcaraz, who received 1.52 million pounds and 1,300 ATP points as the loser of the final, still remains a serious competitor in tennis. Sinner also increased his lead in the world rankings on Alcaraz to 3,430 points and remains a favorite in the near future.

The rivalry between Sinner and Alcaraz will continue to captivate the world of tennis while continuing their impressive careers. Their last seven Grand Slam titles were divided among themselves, which illustrates the high priority of these two stars in modern tennis.