Spanish sensation dazzles New York with breathtaking shotmaking, clinching his sixth Grand Slam title
New York, September 8: Carlos Alcaraz once again proved why he is the future—and present—of men’s tennis. In a pulsating US Open final under the bright lights of Arthur Ashe Stadium, the 22-year-old Spaniard delivered a performance filled with swagger, audacity, and pure brilliance to defeat Italy’s Jannik Sinner in four sets. With a 6-2, 3-6, 6-1, 6-4 victory, Alcaraz not only lifted his sixth Grand Slam title but also reclaimed the world number one ranking in what was a winner-takes-all battle.
Alcaraz’s 40 winners painted a masterpiece across the court, leaving the packed New York crowd gasping at his artistry. Sets three and four, in particular, showcased the brand of tennis that has become synonymous with the young champion—full of fearless flair, impossible angles, and moments of magic.
One rally in the fourth set encapsulated the night: a delicate drop shot to drag Sinner forward, a precise lob attempt, followed by a sharp backhand winner down the line that seemed effortless, yet drew roars of disbelief from the stands. It was tennis at its most electrifying.
How Carlitos' second US Open title sounded on US Open radio 🔊 pic.twitter.com/mL0KkTfzyc
— US Open Tennis (@usopen) September 7, 2025
Even sporting icons couldn’t contain their admiration. NBA superstar Stephen Curry, watching courtside, raised his arms and beamed in appreciation—an acknowledgment from one great to another.
For Alcaraz, this triumph isn’t just another trophy; it’s a reaffirmation of his dominance in an era of transition, as he continues to write history with each Grand Slam he plays.