In a top-notch centre court match on Sunday, defending champion Jannik Sinner beat French Open winner Alexander Zverev 6-7(7), 7-6, 6-3, 6-4 to retain his Wimbledon title.

His career now includes five Grand Slam victories and a second straight championship at the All England Club as a result of this triumph.

With his tenth straight victory over Zverev, the 24-year-old maintained his amazing supremacy over the German. Nonetheless, his run of 14 straight sets won against him came to an end when he lost the first-set tiebreak.

Zverev, 29, was hoping for his second consecutive major championship, but the world’s best player once again halted him. At Grand Slams, he now has an 0-7 record against players ranked number one.

To win the championship point, Sinner hit a beautiful crosscourt backhand winner off a Zverev drop shot and took the victory in fashion. He subsequently ended the match with a strong forehand winner up the line. Following the victory, the Italian fell to the grass in celebration and hugged Zverev at the net.

The Italian recovered with great composure to win the second set in another tie-break after losing a hotly contested first-set tie-break by a small margin, and then took complete command of the match. Sinner’s calm attitude, superior returning, and relentless baseline hitting proved to be the winning combination as he clinched the largest title of his career.

Sinner was more effective in the critical moments, despite the fact that Zverev hit 17 aces and hit 80% of his first serves. The Italian took 80% of the points on his first serve, 68% of the points on his second serve, converted two of his five break-point opportunities, and won 43 receiving points from the baseline against Zverev’s 34.

Sinner ended the match with 145 points compared to Zverev’s 130 and won 25 games overall, emphasizing his consistency throughout the three-hour-plus competition.

Zverev continues to wait for a Grand Slam title despite making another brave attempt on one of tennis’ biggest stages. The victory, on the other hand, solidifies Sinner’s position as one of the sport’s greatest stars and marks his second Wimbledon championship.

Sinner’s maiden major victory occurred at the 2020 Australian Open against Max Purcell. He established a new record for an Italian man’s major singles triumphs earlier this fortnight by defeating Nuno Borges in the second round for his 95th Slam victory.

“Congratulations, Jannik and team! ” Alcaraz wrote in a post on Instagram Stories. He was defeated by Sinner in the championship game last year. @janniksin, live in the present!

Sachin Tendulkar, who was at The Championships earlier in the week and is a long-time tennis enthusiast and Indian cricket icon, offered his analysis of the final on X, complimenting the ATP Rankings No. 1 player, Sinner, and Zverev on their heroic effort.

@janniksin received everything AlexZverev could give him today! Outstanding shot-making, movement, and serving. But Sinner demonstrated why champions require more than just their best tennis.

He had to remain cool, keep trusting, and battle through challenging times. That resilience made all the difference. Sachin stated, “Jannik Sinner, congratulations on winning another @Wimbledon title!

Brief score:
Wimbledon Men’s Singles Final:

Jannik Sinner (Italy) bets  Alexander Zverev (Germany) 6-7(7), 7-6(2), 6-3, 6-4.