Carlos Alcaraz: World No. 1 Outclasses Taylor Fritz to win the Open Japan title in Tokyo and continued in the amazing ATP round season in 2025 | Tennis News

Carlos Alcaraz Taylor Fritz wore 6-4 6-4 in Japan’s open final in Tokyo to win his eighth title in an amazing year.

World 1 Alcaraz is also a step closer to ensuring the end of the year in the highest ATP rankings, after winning seven of the last nine events he entered – to reach the final in the other championship that has not won them since April.

The Spaniard joins Roger Federer, Raphael Nadal, Novak Djokovic, Andy Murray and Janek Scinner, the only players for men who win eight titles in one season.

Victori also received Alcaraz for a revenge for a stunning loss for Fritz in the Lever Cup in San Francisco this month, the first Spanish defeat by Americans in four clashes, which came shortly after his open campaign in the United States.

“This is one of the great seasons in the tennis tennis we watch here. All smiles for Carlos Alcaraz!” He said Sky Sports tennis Commentator Jonathan outperforms.

After a high -quality start to the match under the surface of Colosseum Aryak, Alcaraz came forward when Fritz sent a long time to drop the service for the first time, and it was not the first seed in a mood to conclude the opening group.

Fritz received a treatment for the thigh problem before the next group started, and Alcaraz immediately retreated from pressure on the second seed by hitting a few front group to break the opening match.

The Grand Slam champion soon made 4-1, prompting Fritz to throw his racket on the floor. Fritz resisted from 5-1 to bottom despite winning three games in a row, but Alcaraz served the tenth match of Group Two, using Drop shot to win his first title in Tokyo.

“It is always difficult to play Taylor,” said Alcaraz, who suffered from an injury in his first match last week.

“I am really grateful to my team. It’s my first year to Tokyo, and it seems at home! I can see how privacy of this tournament, so thanks to everyone for support. The fans were amazing.”

The sinner progresses to the third open China final

Jannik Sinner has reached its third open Chinese final by winning in three groups over the third Australian seed Alex de Minor.

The sinner brought down the second group against De Minor, but he prevailed in the third to win 6-3 4-6 6-2.

In what will be his ninth consecutive final in solid stadiums, Sinner will play the winner of the semi -finals between the former USA -Open Champion Danyil Medvedyv and the American teenage learner Tien.

“I have one night to recover. I will be fine. In the finals, you have more adrenaline and more will to play with the best you can. I look forward to it, the timets are very distinctive,” said Si’ar.

“It’s another final for me this season. It’s a great result again. Let’s see who it will be.”

Gauf in China open in the quarter -finals with Bencic victory

Coco Gauff of Belinda Bencic has broken the opening of the first group and continued to overcome the Swiss player 4-6, 7-6 (7-4), 6-2 to advance to the Chinese open quarter-finals.

The second seeded Gauff improved its 28-year-old professional record against BENCIC to 4-2.

Three of those matches came this year, including Gauff’s victory in the Australian Open in January. But Bensic won in Abu Dhabi, and made the gold medal of the 2020 -year -old -quarter -finals of the Indian finals Wales and advanced to half Wimbledon.

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