Jannik Sinner proved his top spot in men’s tennis on Sunday. The world No. 1 finally grabbed his first Wimbledon title. He beat Carlos Alcaraz, who ranks second globally, on the famous London grass courts. This win felt different from their intense match at Roland Garros, where Alcaraz took home the clay court crown after a grueling five-and-a-half-hour battle.
Sinner sealed the Wimbledon final in four sets. He faced a bit of a challenge early on, dropping the first set 6-4. But the Italian star quickly found his rhythm. He then swept the next three sets, each with a score of 6-4, showing incredible control and focus.
This Wimbledon victory marks a major milestone for Sinner. It’s his first time holding the trophy at the All England Club. More impressive, this adds to his growing collection of Grand Slam titles, now totaling four. He already lifted the Australian Open trophy twice, in both 2024 and 2025. Plus, he secured the US Open title in 2024, making him a dominant force on different surfaces.