Jannik Sinner will return to action at the ATP 500 event in Beijing, performing for the first time since his US Open final defeat to Carlos Alcaraz. The Italian once again underlined the unique dynamic of their growing rivalry.

The two rivals have forged a battle that has quickly become one of the most defining storylines of men's tennis. Jannik believes that every meeting with Carlos pushes both to levels rarely seen on the court.

Thus, their encounters have turned into more than just regular matches, with an entire tennis world waiting to see the next chapter. Sinner and Alcaraz have shared several high-quality duels in the previous couple of seasons.

They often deliver contest that captivates fans and analysts alike. Their blend of speed, row power, stamina and tactical awareness ensures that no two encounters feel the same.

Each match they embrace leaves a lasting impression on the sport, especially with many achievements and records on the table. For Jannik, the challenge of facing Carlos is also a source of motivation.

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The expectations are always sky-high, and world no. 2 approaches these ultimate showdowns with an eagerness to stretch his own limits, responding to the Spaniard's brilliance with innovations in his game.

They have met in three straight Major finals this year, and their rivalry continues to unfold. It carries echoes of some of the great tennis battles of the past while adding a fresh, modern intensity.

Jannik Sinner & Carlos Alcaraz, US Open 2025 Stream screenshot

Each new chapter feels like a glimpse into the future of the sport, where Jannik and Carlos continue to set the standard and leave everyone behind. The proportions of their dominance?

Eight straight Major titles since the beginning of 2024! They have also met in five straightATP finals when they are both in the draw since May.

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"Every time we play each other, it hits different. People are expecting a very high level every time we play. We try to push ourselves in a direction where it's over the usual level we can play," Jannik Sinner said.


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