For the second straight year, Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz will battle in the final of the Six Kings Slam in Riyadh. Thus, the world's best players will seek the trophy and $6 million in another chapter of their incredible growing rivalry!
Sinner earned his spot in the title clash with a commanding victory over Novak Djokovic in just over an hour, setting up another encounter in a duel that continue to define the sport's new generation.
Jannik, who has lost four of five notable finals against Carlos since May, spoke with genuine respect for his Spanish rival, acknowledging the honor of sharing the court with him once again.
Though the event is not part of the ATP calendar, the presence of the world's best players and a $6 million prize ensures a mix of intensity and spectacle worthy of any big final.
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Sinner and Alcaraz have shared every Major crown since the start of 2024, dominating the field and leaving every rival far behind, including everlasting Novak Djokovic.
The two youngsters battled for the year-end no. 1 spot, although the race is pretty much over following the Italian's early exit in Shanghai. Now, Jannik will focus on Vienna, Paris and Turin, wishing to wrap up the year on a high note.
But firstly, he will try to defend his Six Kings Slam crown. A year ago, he defeated Alcaraz 6-7, 6-3, 6-3 to pick up the richest prize check in tennis history.
Their contrasting styles - Sinner's precision and timing against Alcaraz's explosive flair - promise another electrifying and memorablenight in Riyadh. Their duels are more than title chases.
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They showcase the sport's presence and future, driven by two players who continue to push each other toward greatness. Since May, they have played in the final at every tournament they entered together, which speakvolumes!
"I look forward to every time we face each other. It's great for us, and it will be a massive battle. I will try to prepare the best I can. It's a huge honor to face Carlos again. I look forward to it, and I hope you guys do as well.
We all wish for a great Saturday night," Jannik Sinner said.
