Sinner closed an unforgettable year: he defeated Alcaraz in the ATP Finals 2025 and achieved the two-time championship

The new tennis Superclassic was in the hands of Jannik Sinner (2nd ATP ranking). Now, nothing less to crown yourself ATP Finals champion for the second time in his career. In the sixth duel of the year with Carlos Alcaraz (1st)all in finals, the Italian won 7-6 (4) and 7-5, after two hours of play in Turin.

Sinner He was relentless in a match that became delayed just over 10 minutes due to the indisposition of a spectator in the stadium. Alcaraz He was up to the challenge, but failed at key moments, in addition to some physical discomfort that led him to seek medical assistance.

The Murcian, who was guaranteed to finish the season at the top of the world ranking, was unable to take advantage of the advantage he had acquired in the second set, where he managed to break his rival’s serve. Furthermore, when Sinner managed to compose himself, Carlitos had another opportunity.

The native of San Cándido officially defeated the Murcian for the second time this season after what he achieved in Wimbledonin addition to the unofficial victory in the Six Kings Slams in Saudi Arabiawhile its rival managed to win this year in Roland Garros, US Open, Rome and Cincinnati. In the 16 games between them, the general record remains favorable to Alcaraz with 10 victories, although Sinner closed the gap by achieving its sixth victory.

Jannik, champion in the previous edition after defeating Taylor Fritz in that definition, he played in the last three finals in Turin added to the fall in 2023 against Novak Djokovic and reaches an impressive record of 20 consecutive sets won in the tournament.

While the Italian won the sixth title of the current campaign, Alcaraz could not consecrate himself in his first definition of the ATP Finals. Furthermore, with this result Spain continues without having a champion since Alex Corretja in 1998 in the definition against his compatriot Carlos Moyá, played in Hannover.