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Jannik Sinner walked into the 2025 US Open final on a 27-match unbeaten streak on hard courts at majors and left as history’s almost-man, after Carlos Alcaraz denied him a calendar-year Grand Slam sweep by winning their third consecutive Slam final faceoff according to the ATP Tour. Sinner’s blistering 2025 season includes Australian Open and Wimbledon titles, but as he acknowledged to ATP Media in his post-match interview, he’s now faced Alcaraz in five finals since May—and has prevailed only once. Tennis Channel and Tennis.com dubbed it an “Alcaraz problem,” with Sinner admitting he was too predictable in New York and vowed to evolve, even at the risk of short-term losses, to become a better and more unpredictable player.

SportsBusiness Journal reported that their rivalry has officially become men’s tennis’ “main event”—achieving headline status in The New York Daily News, The Wall Street Journal, and The Times. Sinner, at 24, has now reached all four Slam finals this year, winning twice and finishing runner-up twice, a feat matched by only a handful in the Open Era. While the loss knocked him off the top of the rankings after 65 consecutive weeks and pushed him to world number two, he’ll go down as only the fourth man ever to reach all four Slam finals in one season, per ATP stats.

Amid the Grand Slam headlines, Front Office Sports placed Sinner seventh on the ATP career earnings list with 48.8 million dollars, and his trajectory could move higher if he repeats at the lucrative ATP Finals in Turin this November. At the same time, Tennis365 noted Sinner will skip the Laver Cup but returns for the China Open and Shanghai Masters where he is the defending champion. The prospect of another Alcaraz rematch looms over the latter event. His recent activity included a semifinal victory over Felix Auger-Aliassime at the US Open, which almost derailed after an injury scare covered by USOpen.org, but he pushed through, fueling even more social buzz—his training antics and on-court intensity went viral on Instagram and TikTok via the US Open’s official accounts.

No confirmed business deals or new sponsorships surfaced in the past few days, and while he’s keeping a low profile socially off the court, every Sinner-Alcaraz showdown has reliably set social media alight. Tennis insiders remain fixated on whether Sinner can crack the Alcaraz code; what’s clear is that his commitment to reinvention may end up marking a pivotal inflection point in his career narrative.

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