The 7th championship in the Masters, the second in active service! Aca defeated Sina and won the Romans season and won the 7th record!

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ATP1000 Rome Masters entered the final battle of men's singles.

The two who entered the finals are two new generation leaders in men's tennis today, namely the host darling, the world's number one Sina, and the Spanish genius and 22-year-old No. 3 seed Alcalas.

The winner between the two sides will stand at the top of Rome and become the new king of this event!

As the two most powerful players in the men's tennis world today, the importance of this final is self-evident. It is not only about a championship competition, but also a competition between the two new generation leaders.

Sina, who was at home, showed strong dominance in his first game performance when he returned from the ban. He only lost one set in the five games before the finals. Whether against Rudd or Paul, he had scored a huge gap of 6-0 and 6-1.

There is a feeling that it is the peak when it appears.

Standing opposite Sina is Alcalas.

If anyone can end Sina's strong performance in the men's tennis world today, Aka will definitely be the first choice.

The two have had a total of 11 matches in the past, with Aka having the upper hand in 7 wins and 4 losses and having won three consecutive victories.

Sina lost on the tour last time, which was Aka who lost to the final.

The two clay had three previous encounters, and Aka also had the advantage of 2 wins and 1 loss.

However, Sina's only clay championship so far was also won in front of Aka.

Both players have reached the singles finals 24 times, and this is the 25th time between the two sides has entered the finals. Who can win is the focus of attention.

No matter from which perspective, this final is a powerful dialogue and a peak duel like Mars hitting the earth!

The first set was served by Sina.

The game started, both of them had difficulty in serving, but they also tried hard to keep serving.

Aka took the lead in the opponent's third serve, and Sina served to resolve the issue;

The first set game was in the 12th game at the end of the set, and Sina, who had the lead, took the lead 6-5 and gave Aka pressure. After the No. 3 seed gave two consecutive inventory, he strongly maintained his serve.

After the twelve rounds, the two entered the tiebreaker. In the tiebreaker, Aka was better at the skill and took the lead in the mini break and led the way with a small score of 7-5; Aka served first in the second set.

Entered the second set, Aka only encountered some difficulties in his first serve game, and then officially took over the game.

broke Sina's two serves in a row and quickly led 5-0;

Sina's 6th round of serve was saved to avoid the embarrassment of "swallowing eggs".

Entering Aka's serve in the 7th game, the Spanish genius successfully retained the serve and set the second set score at 6-1.

Finally, after two sets of fierce battles, Espanyol Alcalas won this showdown between geniuses, successfully reaching the top of Rome, and at the same time, he won seven major records:

①. This is the first time Aka won the championship in Rome, and it is also the 7th Masters championship in his personal championship. The number of champions in this level has tied Zverev, second in active service, second only to Djokovic's 40 championships;

②. Aka, who won the championship, won the third championship this season and the 30th victory. Both honors led the ATP this season;

③, Aka won the 19th singles championship, and the total number tied to the opponent Sina in this game, tied for the first place in the 2000s;

④. Rewrite the record of the two to 8 wins and 4 losses, and has defeated Sina 4 times in a row, which is also the longest consecutive loss record since the latter topped the world's first place;

⑤. After winning the Rome Masters, Aca has collected a series of major clay competition championship trophys, including the Monte Carlo Masters, Madrid Masters, Rome Masters, French Open, etc.;

⑥. Aca also gave Sina the first defeat this season, ending the world's first 12 consecutive victories this year and 26 consecutive victories across seasons;

⑦. Aca, who defeated Sina, also ended another horror record of the former, that is, the pace of 35 consecutive victories in the 1,000-level or above competitions since last year!

I have to say that Aka is really too strong at this time.

Congratulations to Aka again, winning the men's singles championship in the 2025 Rome Masters!