Jannik Sinner is poised to compete against Carlos Alcaraz in the US Open 2025 final. Ahead of the match, Sinner acknowledged its significance, calling it “special” as he prepares for his fifth Grand Slam final. Sinner secured his place in the final by defeating Felix Auger-Aliassime with a final score of 6-1, 3-6, 6-3, and 6-4, and is striving to achieve his fifth career major win.
“I think five straight Grand Slam finals, it’s something great. The consistency and putting myself there in the later stages of the biggest tournaments we have, it’s amazing,” Sinner stated. He also shared his surprise, noting, “I would have never thought that I would make this when I turned pro, and now I find myself here.”
Commenting on the upcoming match against Alcaraz, Sinner mentioned, “On court we like to see each other, you know, because it means that considering our ranking, it means that we are doing well in the tournament.” Looking forward to the final, Sinner said, “Sunday is a very special day and an amazing final again. I feel like our rivalry started here playing an amazing match. We are two different players now, with different confidence too.” The outcome of the final will also influence Sinner’s world No. 1 ranking.
Sinner has previously won the Australian Open and Wimbledon titles, but faced a loss at the French Open. This US Open final will mark the second time Sinner and Alcaraz will compete in the tournament, with Alcaraz winning their previous quarter-final encounter in 2022.