Jannik Sinner vs Carlos Alcaraz Tips

Jannik Sinner won their final at Wimbledon and will go for his third Grand Slam win in 2025. Close match, but I think Sinner will win it. He is slightly better on hard courts.

Carlos Alcaraz leads 3-1 in head-to-head matches in 2025. He had a tougher draw at the US Open and beat Djokovic in the semifinal. I will play him as the underdog.

This is another thriller of a match in the whole of the tournament. A battle between two young solid rivals. Though things might really get tricky here considering how both players have performed. However, the Italian has overcome this similar Grand Slam hurdle in spite of the Spaniard having the edge in their all-round meetings. Sinner is more balanced indoors, and should there be a weather issue, Sinner might likely win pretty early.

This year, Alcaraz triumphed on the clay of Roland Garros, while Sinner got his revenge a few weeks later on the grass of Wimbledon. The two even went so far as to play for the title at the Cincinnati Masters 1000: on that occasion, however, Sinner had suffered a health problem on the eve of the match and with Alcaraz leading 5-0 in the final, he decided to withdraw. Sinner also had some problems yesterday in the semifinal against Auger-Aliassime, in a more closely fought match than expected, which he won in four sets (6-1 3-6 6-3 6-4). But to beat Alcaraz (who hasn't conceded a set to anyone here yet), Sinner will have to be perfect, and what we saw yesterday isn't, so I think the Spaniard will win today.

1-1 so far between them in Grand Slam finals in 2025. This is a great match that will be decided in 5 sets, I would say. Winner gets the vote on a hard surface.

Carlos Alcaraz won 3 of 4 matches against Jannik Sinner in 2023. He won 3-2 in the final of the French Open. I like this score today.

Carlos Alcaraz is on the verge of setting a great record in men's Grand Slam by winning a tournament without dropping a single set.

US Open, Sinner vs Alcaraz. It's the expected final of the US Open. Alcaraz won Roland Garros, Sinner won at Wimbledon, and here both are playing great tennis. I'm going with Sinner because, from my perspective, he has had greater consistency. Of course, that handicap of just 0.5 is a great opportunity. If Alcaraz continues with his dynamic of starting receiving, Sinner with the serve in the first set is also an opportunity.

Carlos Alcaraz is yet to drop a set in this event and we can expect that trend to continue in the final against Sinner.