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  Centre Court at London's All England Club on Sunday hosts the second Grand Slam final between two dominant forces of modern tennis. Just 35 days after an epic five-set drama at Roland Garros, world number one Jannik Sinner and two-time defending champion Carlos Alcaraz will clash again for the most prestigious tennis trophy. Continuation of Epic Rivalry The tennis world has barely caught its breath after the Parisian drama and is already preparing for another chapter of the growing rivalry between the two best players of the current era. Carlos Alcaraz (22 years old, 2nd seed) from Spain is the two-time defending Wimbledon champion with 20 consecutive wins on the grass of the All England Club. He has defeated Sinner in their last five meetings and is the winner of the French final after saving three match points and coming back from 2-0 down in sets. Jannik Sinner (23 years old, 1st seed) from Italy is the world number one and winner of the latest Australian Open and US Op...

  Centre Court at the All England Club will become the stage for two epic semifinal battles on July 11, 2025, promising tennis of the highest level. In the upper half of the draw, world number one Jannik Sinner will clash with seven-time champion Novak Djokovic, while in the lower half, two-time defending champion Carlos Alcaraz will face American hope Taylor Fritz. Sinner vs. Djokovic: Generational Clash of Titans The first semifinal offers a fascinating battle between the current world number one and a tennis legend. Jannik Sinner from Italy has been world number one for almost the entire year and has had a successful season as winner of Australian Open 2024 and 2025 and US Open 2024. In this year's season, he has a 17-1 record and defeated Djokovic in straight sets at Roland Garros 2025. On the other side stands Novak Djokovic from Serbia, a 24-time Grand Slam champion and seven-time Wimbledon winner. The Olympic champion from Paris 2024 is seeking a record 25th Grand Slam t...

  Sunday's Roland Garros 2025 final will offer the first Grand Slam clash between world number one Jannik Sinner and number two Carlos Alcaraz. The twenty-something rivals represent the pinnacle of contemporary men's tennis, and their Parisian encounter could define a new era of the sport. Twenty-three-year-old Italian enters the final with an almost perfect season. He hasn't lost a single set on his path through the Parisian tournament and demolished Novak Djokovic in the semifinals 3:0. Sinner's streak of twenty consecutive wins at Grand Slam tournaments is impressive, as is his overall form following a three-month break due to suspension. Alcaraz arrives as defending champion from last year with an incredible Grand Slam record - he has never lost a major final. The twenty-two-year-old Spaniard has already won three titles this year including Monte Carlo and Rome, confirming his clay dominance. His semifinal against Lorenzo Musetti remained unfinished due to his op...

  May 25 - June 8,  2025 French Open 2025 Roland Garros, Paris After two decades of Rafael Nadal's dominance, French Open 2025 returns to unpredictability. Defending champion Carlos Alcaraz and world number one Jannik Sinner have split the last five Grand Slams between them. Now they will battle on the world's slowest surface for 2.55 million euros. The first French Open without the King of Clay since 2004 promises to be a tennis explosion. Carlos Alcaraz is 22 years old and has already won the French Open. This year on clay, he looks unbeatable. He defeated Sinner 7-6, 6-1 in the Italian Open final and ended his 26-match winning streak. The Spaniard is the clear bookmakers' favorite with odds of 1.00. Alcaraz's 2025 clay statistics speak clearly - Italian Open winner, Barcelona finalist, and dominant spring clay-courter. The young man's physical strength in peak form combined with experience from last year's Roland Garros victory makes him the main title ...

  April 24 - May 5, 2025 The Spanish capital transforms once again into one of tennis's most crucial battlegrounds. The Madrid Open, a prestigious tournament with prize money exceeding 8 million euros, begins on Wednesday and promises extraordinary drama, particularly in the men's draw. The absence of world number one Jannik Sinner, defending champion Andrey Rublev's questionable form, and home favorite Carlos Alcaraz's health concerns have created perfect conditions for unexpected outcomes. "This is a tournament where anything can happen," says former Spanish tennis player Alex Corretja. "Madrid has a specific atmosphere, and the altitude makes the clay faster than anywhere else. This creates ideal conditions for surprises." In the men's draw, all eyes are on top seed Alexander Zverev. The German arrives in Madrid as the fresh champion from Munich and a two-time winner of the local tournament. His path to the title won't be easy, however...