Tennis Great Rafael Nadal congratulated Carlos Alcaraza after the Spanish star defeated Jannika Sinner in the singles final to win the US Open 2025 and on Sunday to regenerate the World Chart No. 1. For years, Wimbledon’s loss. It was his second title in New York when he raised his first Grand Slam crown in 2022.
The victory made Alcaraz the second highest man in a professional era that began in 1968 to win six Major-Po Bjorn Borg. He also baked Sinner’s stunning 27-matching lane in a tough court and rotted the Italian remarkable season. After the triumph, Nadal published an elegant message on the social media: “Congratulations @carlosalcaraz! Again champion @usopen and number 1! Congrats on all the work behind this great season.”
Alcaraz, who caught his attention at the beginning of the tournament with his surprising buzz and entertained fans with his golf swings celebrations, leaves New York on a 13-match winning run, boasts seven titles, and boasts only six defeats in 2025.
“I want to start with the incredible Jannik-is incredible what you do for the whole season, a great level during every tournament you play … I see you more than my family,” said Alcaraz, who now leads their head to 10-5 heads.
“It’s great to share a court, share a dressing room and share everything with you. I am really proud of the people I have around me. Every success I have is because of you, thanks to you this is yours.”
US Open Final: Sinner vs Alcaraz emphasizes
“My team, my family, I am really lucky to have you to be honest,” he added at the trophy presentation. “The hard work you do makes me even better-the fact in the professional part, but also in the personal part. Every success I do is thanks you, and this is no less, it is yours.”
In return, Sinner was kind in defeat, quickly congratulations to his opponent, who continues to lead the season with seven tour titles and 61 victories.
“You’re doing an amazing job,” said Sinner Alcaraz and his team. “I know there is a lot of hard work behind this performance today, you were better than me. Enjoy it. It’s a great moment.”
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Published:
Saurabh Kumar
Published on:
September 8, 2025
