Carlos Alcaraz put an end to Jannik Sinner’s reign with a victory of 6-2, 3-6, 6-1, 6-4, securing the U.S. Open title on Sunday (September 7, 2025).

He strengthening his hold on the pivotal rivalry between the leading figures of men’s tennis.

In a flawless repeat of the victory that initially shot him to the number one position in 2022.

Alcaraz’s second title in New York has brought him back to the pinnacle of the world rankings.

The 22 year old Spaniard has now pushed Sinner aside and increased his Grand Slam trophy count to six.

With grey clouds looming over the famous Arthur Ashe Stadium, Alcaraz kept bringing the bright tennis that has dazzled Flushing Meadows for the past two weeks, solidifying an early break by pretending to drop the ball and then hitting a winner that caught Sinner off guard.

He smiled brightly after executing an incredible half volley at the net and quickly wrapped up the first set, finishing it off with a powerful serve that Sinner sent crashing into the net as the Italian’s usual precision momentarily slipped away.

With U.S. President Donald Trump observing from a luxury box in the stands, adding an extra layer of excitement to their third consecutive Grand Slam final this year.

Sinner responded by taking the next set after saving an early break point.

After stumbling a bit and losing his first set of the championship.

Alcaraz charged ahead to a 5-0 lead in the third set before Sinner finally got on the scoreboard, and the Spaniard wrapped it up with a huge serve.

Sinner pulled off two stunning volleys in the opening game of the fourth set, earning loud cheers, and managed to hold serve after being pushed to his limits again, but he faltered under pressure and gave Alcaraz the crucial break in the fifth game.

Alcaraz surged ahead to clinch the victory on his third match point.

He celebrated by raising his fists before sharing a warm hug with his opponent and joining in the wild celebrations with his team.

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