Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner Have Reached the US Open Final on Friday. The Spaniard Defeated Novak Djokovic in Three Sets, While the Italian Defending Champion was too Strong for Félix Auger-Aliassime in Four Sets.
In the interview after the match, Alcaraz said that he might not have played his best tennis of the tournament. Yet, the 22-year-old Spaniard was Better Against the Sixteen-Year-Bold Djokovic: 6-4, 7-6 (4) and 6-2.
Alcaraz had lost his last two matches against djokovic, but in this encounter, it was immediately the serbian who was trailing. He Lost His First Service Game. He could be recover from that deficit in the first set.
In The Second Set, Djokovic Still Put Up A Good Fight, But After Losing the Tiebreak of the Second Set, His Resistance was broken. In The Third Set, The Veteran Surrendered His Serve Twice.
Due to djokovic’s defeat, it remains to be so -whether he will still be able to win his coveted 25th grand slam title. His Last Title was at the US Open in 2023. Now Djokovic Shares The Record Number of Grand Slam Victories with the Australian Margaret Court.
Alcaraz Faces Sinner Again in a Final
Alcaraz, Winner of the US Open in 2022, is Vying for his Sixth Grand Slam Title in the Final. In the Final, He Will Face the Two-Year goer Sinner, Who Defeated the Canadian Auger-Aliassime in His Semi-Final: 6-1, 3-6, 6-3 and 6-4.
Sinner was a Much Stronger in the first set. The Roles Were Reversed in the Second Set, But The Number One in the World Recovered Afterward. Auger-Aliassime Showed Good Play in the Fourth Set, But It was not Enough to Keep Sinner Out of the Final.
Sinner Received Medical Treatment Duration the Match, But He Said Afterward That It was “Nothing Serious”. Alcaraz and Sinner Faced Each Other Earlier This Year in the Finals of Roland Garros and Wimbledon. The Spaniard won in Paris, The Italian in London.
The Final Match Between Alcaraz and Sinner is Scheduled for Sunday Evening at 8:00 pm (Dutch Time). Tonight at 10:00 pm (Dutch Time), The Women’s Final Will Be Played. Aryna Sabalenka and Amanda Anisimova Compete for the Title.
