Overview
- Sinner overcame a first-set deficit to defeat Alcaraz 4-6, 6-4, 6-4, 6-4 in Sunday’s Centre Court final, securing his first Wimbledon crown and fourth Grand Slam overall.
- The victory denied Alcaraz a third consecutive Wimbledon title and snapped his 24-match winning run across clay and grass.
- By lifting the Gentlemen’s Singles Trophy, Sinner made history as the inaugural Italian man to win Wimbledon in its over 140-year history.
- He earned a £3 million winner’s cheque from the tournament’s £19.4 million prize pool, with Alcaraz taking home £1.52 million as runner-up.
- Their rematch, following Alcaraz’s Roland Garros comeback, highlighted the defining rivalry of men’s tennis’s next generation.