Jul 13, 2025
Sinner cried like a little boy who had reached for the sweets but came away with the whole jar | Wimbledon 2025 | The Guardian
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Sinner cried like a little boy who had reached for the sweets but came away with the whole jar | Wimbledon 2025 | The Guardian
Sinner cried like a little boy who had reached for the sweets but came away with the whole jar | Wimbledon 2025 | The Guardian
Being defeated as a horror story // Anisimova endures a hot Wimbledon nightmare after entering the Swiatek bakery | Wimbledon 2025 | The Guardian
describing jannik sinner as "human spaghetti" is the funniest possible way to describe him omfg
Jannik Sinner roars back to beat Carlos Alcaraz for first Wimbledon final win | Wimbledon 2025 | The Guardian
A month ago, a shell-shocked Sinner stared blankly into space from his seat on Court Philippe-Chatrier while Alcaraz celebrated his triumph in their French Open final with his family in the stands. He held three championship points, the match on his racket, before losing one of the greatest finals in history. Sinner entered Centre Court on Sunday afternoon having lost his last five matches against Alcaraz. It is a reflection of the Italian’s tenacity, resilience and mental strength that he has found his path again so quickly. This final also showcased Sinner’s toughness in full. Despite how he frustratingly ended the first set, conceding four games in a row, he just kept on moving forward. Sinner saved his best for the decisive moments, serving brilliantly under pressure in the essential third set and, unlike in Paris when his arm stiffened under pressure, Sinner maintained his relentless aggression until the end, smothering the Spaniard with his constant pressure. Deep in the fourth set, as he faltered, this time Sinner held on [...] The last time Sinner led two sets to one, all hell broke loose. As was the case in Paris, Sinner maintained his momentum early in the set as he established an early break lead. At 4-3 on Sinner’s serve, however, the Italian finally felt the pressure of the moment as a series of unforced errors sent him down two break points on his serve. This time, he refused to let Alcaraz back in, digging himself out of a difficult hole and into the history books with the brand of bold, destructive shotmaking that marked him as the best player in the world.
Tennis as warfare, tennis as intimidation, tennis as the end of an argument.
wikipedia has a section of rivalries / carlos alcaraz in jannik sinner article.
in yellow, the mentions of alcaraz winning. in pink, the mention of sinner winning.
Iron-willed Jannik Sinner beats Carlos Alcaraz to win Wimbledon – live reaction