Alcaraz outplayed Djokovic while Sinner beats Alliassime to set up box office USOpen'25 final

 


 

The 2025 US Open men’s singles semifinals delivered a stunning showdown between two titans of modern tennis. In one matchup, Jannik Sinner, the defending champion and world No. 1, faced off against Canada’s Félix Auger-Aliassime, seeded 25th. Sinner ultimately prevailed in four sets—6–1, 3–6, 6–3, 6–4—in a display of resilience mixed with his trademark power and precision. Despite dropping the second set, Sinner bounced back strongly, closing out the match in under three and a half hours to advance to the final.

In the other semifinal, Carlos Alcaraz, world No. 2, dispensed with the legendary Novak Djokovic in straight sets: 6–4, 7–6 (4), 6–2. Alcaraz’s electrifying shot-making and tactical finesse stifled Djokovic, whose age and fatigue seemed to catch up in the latter stages. The victory marked his third consecutive Grand Slam final appearance in 2025, signaling his sustained dominance over the men’s tour.

Sinner’s Grit Amid a Momentary Stumble

Sinner’s semifinal was a showcase in composure and adaptability. After steamrolling the first set, he lost momentum briefly in the second as Auger-Aliassime upped his level, edging a competitive set. Facing physical discomfort, Sinner called for a medical timeout before settling back into rhythm. He regained control with an authoritative third set and sealed his spot in the final by breaking serve in the fourth—keeping his major final streak alive.

This win not only propelled Sinner into his third straight Grand Slam final (all against Alcaraz) but also marked a milestone—the 300th career win for the Italian. Moreover, he became the youngest player in the Open Era to reach all four Grand Slam finals within a single season.

Alcaraz’s Banner Day Against Djokovic

Alcaraz delivered a commanding performance that underscored the changing guard in men’s tennis. Against the 38-year-old Djokovic, Alcaraz combined blistering pace with strategic variety, keeping the legendary Serbian off-balance across three sets. After a tight second-set tiebreak, Alcaraz pulled away in the third, earning a dominant and decisive victory to reach his third consecutive major final.

Following the match, Djokovic acknowledged the toll of age and the challenge posed by rising talents like Alcaraz and Sinner, stating that sustaining peak performance in best-of-five Grand Slams is becoming more demanding. He also hinted at possible changes to his 2026 schedule, as his appearance at the Australian Open remains unconfirmed.

A Rivalry Renewed — Sinner vs. Alcaraz, Again

With these semifinal results, the stage is perfectly set for yet another highly anticipated Grand Slam final: Jannik Sinner vs. Carlos Alcaraz. It marks their third consecutive major final, following intense battles at the French Open and Wimbledon. The narrative is electric—a clash between two of the sport’s brightest stars, each bringing their unique flair—Sinner’s composure and power versus Alcaraz’s creativity and intensity.

Looking Ahead

As New York builds toward the men’s singles final showdown, fans can anticipate another chapter in one of tennis’s most compelling rivalries. Sinner and Alcaraz have repeatedly pushed each other to the limits, producing some of the most memorable matches of 2025. Sunday's final promises to be yet another epic encounter steeped in skill, strategy, and sheer will.



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