US Open 2025 Men’s Final: Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner set for New York Grand Slam trilogy

Long time ago, any player won the main championship, and Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz have been identified as leading men’s tennis into the “Big Three” landscape.

The electric night that opened in the United States three years ago was the first real sign.

“If this game is the future of men’s tennis, we will enter a great era.” A five-group quarter-final thriller was eliminated in Alcaraz, and the tweet ended almost 3 a.m. local time.

“sin-caraz” was born.

The pair returned to Arthur Ashe Stadium on Sunday to compete in this year’s U.S. Open finals – the third Grand Slam showcase between them.

“I feel like our competition started to compete in an amazing game here,” said Italy’s No. 1 sinner.

“We are also two different players now and have different confidences. Let’s see what’s going to happen.”

The embryonic potential of 2022 has developed into a real deal in 2025.

Sinner, 24, and Alcaraz met 22 meetings in another Grand Slam final to ensure they will sweep four majors for the second straight season.

This year, Sinner defended his Australian Open title before snatching away from Alcaraz again at Wimbledon, suffering a brutal French public defeat from Alcaraz.

In New York, the two will be the first male player in the Open era to compete in three Grand Slam finals in the same season.

“They’re playing so high,” Sina coach Darren Cahill told ESPN.

“Both guys played different styles and because of the competition, they were trying to push each other and become better tennis players.”