Alcaraz fought sinner in the final of Rome Masters

Sinner lost the first set in Rome Masters this week, when Tommy Paul was buried 6-1 at the first set. However, the host player finds the beat from Set Hai, constantly putting deep balls and neutralizing the strong hand of the American opponent. He won 6-0, 6-3 in the remaining two sets to raise the unbeaten series to 26 matches and enter the second final this year.

Compared to Sinner, Alcaraz is easier to breathe when meeting Lorenzo Musetti in the first semi -final. Before the opponent played one hand, the high balls helped Alcaraz dominate the first set, before winning 6-3. The happenings in the set two are harder when Alcaraz lost the first two games, then struggled to equalize 4-4. The Spanish tennis player then won the 7-4 tie-break series to have the opportunity to win the second masters 1000 in the land season, after Monte Carlo Masters.

The match between Sinner and Alcaraz in the final will be one of the biggest matches in the season. The nearest person defeated Sinner was Alcaraz, at the final of ATP 500 Beijing in October 2024. Alsuaz only defeated Sinner three times in the first 55 matches that the Italian player held the top of the ATP scoreboard. However, the confrontation of the whole career, Sinner also won the Alcaraz 4 in 10 meetings, including a clay field, Croatia's finals expanding 2022.

The yard will be the biggest difference for the two players. While Sinner was once crowned in the ground in 19 existing ATP titles, Alcaraz was "Boss " on this yard after Rafael Nadal, with 8 championships including Roland Garros 2024 that he defeated Sinner in the semi -finals.

"We understand each other too clearly", Sinner talked about Alcaraz after the end of the semi -final of Rome Masters. "The tactic is the most important thing to prepare. I have a blister in my leg, but it is not significant. Alcaraz is a great challenge for me to see where I am ".

both Sinner and Alcaraz have reached 25 ATP finals on this Sunday on this Sunday. Sinner will target the fifth Masters 1000 title, while Alcaraz aims to level the 19th milestone of rivals. Both have a break because of different problems, but are back strongly. Sinner almost had no trouble until the semi -finals, and Alcaraz won 14 in the last 15 matches.

"I don't know anymore, anything can happen ," Alcaraz predicts the final. "For me, every opponent is formidable. Hope I will devote the match to serve the audience ".