Carlos Alcaraz Savors’ Career Best Championship’U.S. Open Tennis 2025

Carlos Alcaraz described his U.S. Open Championship as the best game of his career after defeating rival Jannik Sinner 6-2, 3-6, 6-1, 6-4 in New York to win his sixth Grand Slam title.

Alcaraz’s victory limited the 22-year-old’s incredible five months, reaching the finals of his final eight games, winning six titles, including the French Open and the U.S. Open. Although many of Alcaraz’s previous wins included many five-set battles and dramatic comebacks (for example, he recovered from three out of five in Paris to defeating Sinner, the most effective match of his career. Alcaraz lost only one set in his seven games, and he lost only three of the entire game.

“I think this is the best game [of my career]”It’s the best match I’ve ever been in since the first round ended,” Alcaraz said. The consistency of my level throughout the game is very, very high and I am very proud of it because it is something I have been working on to be consistent. I think the games I’ve seen can really be consistent. ”

By defeating the Sinners, the defending champion and the world number one, Alkaraz will return to the ATP rankings for the first time in two years. Since reaching No. 1 for the first time in June 2024, Sina has maintained its ranking for 65 consecutive weeks. Alcaraz described the No. 1 name as one of his biggest goals of the season.

“It feels great when you achieve your goals you set at the beginning of the year,” Alkaraz said. It has been one of my first goals of the season since I had the chance to get back to No. 1, just trying to get back to No. 1 as soon as possible or end the year. For me, to achieve this again, as I said, is a dream. This is a dream. Doing this on the same day because I’m getting better, I’m really happy, I’m really happy to be able to work hard and be able to experience those experiences. ‘

Although Alcaraz celebrated a victory that made him the second-year man to win six Grand Slam titles, behind Björn Borg, Sinner was forced to digest the final defeat of the second Grand Slam this year. Sinner’s defeat of Alcaraz at Wimbledon remains the only time Sinner beats Alcaraz in his last eight meetings.

Ninety minutes after the game, the sinner has begun to consider improvements he wants to fight against Alkaraz. He described himself as “very predictable,” and said he planned to make some changes to his game, even if it meant losing more games. “Today, I did a lot of things in court, he did a lot of things, he changed the game,” Sinner said. “It’s the style of his role. Now, if I want to make a change, you know? We’re going to work for it for sure.”