Jannik Sinner reigns supreme at Wimbledon.<\/p>\n
The World No. 1 dethroned the two-time reigning champion Carlos Alcaraz 4-6 6-4 6-4 6-4 in what can only be described as a performance from the heart of a champion, given how his fortunes in Paris ended<\/a> just over a month ago.<\/p>\n Despite dropping the first set, the 23-year-old Italian did not waver. He put Alcaraz on his back foot for a majority of the final three sets, crushing the ball off both wings and coming to the net 40 times.<\/p>\n Sinner becomes the first Italian to raise the singles title at The Championships and is now a Roland Garros triumph away from becoming the sixth man to win all four Grand Slams in the Open Era.<\/p>\n Both men seemed a bit nervy to start, leading to four opening holds of serve. In the fifth game of the first set, Sinner scored the first break of the match with a few blistering winners from the baseline. The Italian went on to consolidate, holding a 4-2 lead.<\/p>\n Not to be outdone, Alcaraz followed up a hold at 2-4 with a relatively straightforward break of serve to even the first set at 4-4. The Spaniard held for 5-4, forcing Sinner, who was up 4-2 mere minutes ago, to hold to stay in the first set.<\/p>\n After a back-and-forth tenth game, Alcaraz did what Alcaraz does.<\/p>\n Carlos Alcaraz takes the first set against Jannik Sinner after this spectacular point \ud83d\ude31 pic.twitter.com\/NVdA0wslbK<\/a><\/p>\n \u2014 ESPN (@espn) July 13, 2025<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\nSinner claims his maiden Wimbledon title<\/h2>\n
Alcaraz overcomes early break<\/h3>\n
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