The 2025 US Open final will pit Jannik Sinner against Carlos Alcaraz, a match that promises to be a defining moment for men’s tennis. This final represents their third consecutive Grand Slam final, a feat unprecedented in the sport’s modern era. These two young stars have surpassed the dominance of the “Big Three,” becoming the leading figures of the sport in 2025. Beyond the championship trophy, the winner also secures the coveted No. 1 ranking in the PIF ATP Rankings, adding another layer of significance to their match.
Sinner holds a statistical advantage over Alcaraz based on their performances at Grand Slams since 2024, boasting a 93.8% win rate compared to Alcaraz’s 90.5%. Sinner also has a higher percentage of sets won (86.3% vs. 76.3%) and games won (62.2% vs. 59.4%), and he has achieved a higher percentage of straight-sets victories (70.8% vs. 45.2%).
Their rivalry has produced memorable moments throughout the year. They have faced each other in the finals of the Australian Open, French Open, and Wimbledon, in addition to the upcoming U.S. Open final. The French Open final saw Alcaraz triumph after a stunning comeback from two sets down, in a match that set a record for the longest French Open final ever. Sinner responded at Wimbledon, defeating Alcaraz in four sets, showcasing improved serving and fewer errors.
Sinner is known for his consistent, precise style of play. Alcaraz, on the other hand, is celebrated for his flair and fighting spirit, especially on his favored surfaces. Their contrasting styles create compelling matches, which have made their rivalry a highlight of the 2025 season. When they meet again on Arthur Ashe Stadium, it will be a clash between Sinner’s statistical confidence and Alcaraz’s momentum and shot-making abilities.
