7/14/2025–|Last update: 02:27 (Mecca time)
Italian Yannik Senner (the world number one world number) of Spanish Carlos Alcaraz (the second ranked world and the last two versions), crowned the Wimbledon Championship title, the third of the Great Slams in the Targets, for the first time in its history, by defeating it-the one-in the final: 4-6, 6-4, 6-4, 6-4.
After a series of 5 consecutive defeats against the Spaniard, who is a year younger, the last of which was last month in the historic final of the Roland Garros Championship, when he won it with 5 groups in 5 hours and 29 minutes, Italian Senner (23 years) managed to restore consideration and win his fourth big title out of 5 final matches, appointing his rival from the third title in a row in Wimbledon and the sixth in the “Grand Salam”.
“I live the dream,” Sinar said, adding, “What a wonderful tournament.”
He went to Alcaraz by saying: “Thank you, because you are the player you are. It is very difficult to play against you. Keep this way, you will raise more cups. I will stick to this (cup) because you have two.”
For his part, Alcaraz said, “I would like to congratulate Yannik again.
On Sunday’s confrontation was the third season between the players, after the first in the final of the Roma tournament for the thousands of a thousand points, when Sinar lost in his first participation after returning from a 3 -month suspension due to doping, and the second match was in Roland Garros, when the Italian was ahead of two groups and in front of 3 opportunities to resolve the confrontation and win the title, before Alcaraz rose up and scored for the second year in a row.
In general, Senner – who became the first Italian player (in the male and female categories) to win the English championship title – achieved his fifth victory over Alcaraz out of 13 confrontations between them, and put an end to the Spanish successive victories in the English championship at 20 games, specifically since the final price of the 2022 edition when he lost to the Italian itself.
The series of successive victories this season for Alkaraz also ended at 24, an extension of the Rome tournament, passing through the Roland Garros and Queens tournament, and to Wimbledon.
Alcaraz also failed in the equation of the legendary Swedish number Payon Purag, which is second in terms of the number of victories in the major championships in 18 posts, after his score stopped at 77 in third place behind American leaders John McNraro, who achieved 81 victories in his first 18 participation in the “Grand Salam”.
He also failed to equate PuReg, which won 6 titles during his first 18 participation in the major championships (Roland Garros in 1974, 1975, 1978, Wimbldon in 1976 and 1978), and also failed to become the second player only after the Swedish, Roland Garros and Wimbldon for two years.
The Spaniard was unable to become the fifth player in the open era to win the English championship title 3 times in a row after PuReg, the American Beit Sambras, the Swiss Roger Federer, and the Serbian Novak Djokovic, and that he becomes the second youngest player in the open era to win 6 major titles after PuRang, who reached this achievement in Wimbledon in 1978 for 22 years.
