Carlos Alcaraz produced a brilliant performance to win the Italian Open 2025, ending Jannik Sinner’s 26-match winning streak. The Spanish star defeated world number one Sinner 7-6 (7-5), 6-1 in a thrilling final at the Foro Italico in Rome.
It was Alcaraz’s first title in Rome, and he did it in style. The 22-year-old showed his composure in a tense opening set, edging a close tie-break. In the second set, Carlos Alcaraz raised his game to another level, sealing the match with a classy cross-court volley.
Carlos Alcaraz overcomes early Sinner challenge
Jannik Sinner, who returned to action after a three-month doping ban, looked sharp early in the match. He had two set points in the first set but failed to convert them, missing a key backhand return wide.
Carlos Alcaraz took full advantage of the missed opportunity. From there, he dominated the second set with his signature power and precision. The reigning French Open champion left no room for a comeback and wrapped up the win in just over 90 minutes.
A special moment for Carlos Alcaraz
After the match, Carlos Alcaraz shared his happiness with the crowd.
“I’m just really happy to get my first Rome title, hopefully it’s not going to be the last one,” he said. “The first thing I want to say is I’m really happy to see Jannik back. Making the final after three months out is insane.”
He added, “I’m proud of the way I approached the match mentally. Tactically, I played pretty well from the first point to the last.”
Sinner proud despite defeat
Despite the loss, Jannik Sinner remained positive. “There have been a few months that weren’t easy,” said the Italian. “It’s been a great result just to be here in the final. I tried today, but that’s all I had. It was a good test.”
Carlos Alcaraz also ended Sinner’s previous winning streak in October during the China Open final, confirming his dominance in their recent meetings.
Alt Text: Carlos Alcaraz lifts the Italian Open 2025 trophy after defeating Jannik Sinner
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Carlos Alcaraz ends Jannik Sinner’s 26-match winning streak to win the Italian Open 2025 in Rome
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