Alcaraz sinks an injured Zverev

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Carlos Alcaraz defeated Alexander Zverev in the semifinals of the ATP Cincinnati 2025 to set up a final showdown with Jannik Sinner, another chapter in an increasingly epic rivalry. There is little to blame Zverev for, as he suffered a physical dip right when he was displaying his best tennis. With a 6-4 and 6-3 victory in 1 hour and 45 minutes, the world number two advances to the grand final of the American tournament.

After an intense afternoon filled with rumors of possible physical issues for the German player and a half-hour delay due to a wet court from rain-bearing clouds, both Sascha and Carlos took to the court eager to secure the second ticket to the final alongside Jannik Sinner.

Tension was palpable from the start as both players tried to break the deadlock. With a spectacular volley, Carlos took the lead on the scoreboard, aware that there was still much to be done.

Focused on every exchange and unafraid of engaging in long rallies, the Spanish player claimed the first set, showcasing a high level also on serve, daring to approach the net repeatedly and confidently executing drop shots that disrupted Zverev's rhythm.

Under the guidance of his team, urging him to take control of the match, Alcaraz had the chance to break early in the second set, but the Murcian displayed frustration on court as Zverev regained ground, not as affected at the time by his inverted forehand.

Zverev Struggles in Peak Temperatures

Just when it seemed like the German was gaining control of the match, he called for the medical staff as he was feeling unwell, possibly dizzy due to the high temperatures in Cincinnati. While he managed to hold his serve, Zverev struggled, lacking energy and finding it challenging in exchanges.

Completely covered in ice, Alexander tried to improve his feelings as minutes passed, while Alcaraz seemed unfazed by the conditions. Anxious for the ordeal to end, Zverev extended his hand to Alcaraz, who had to stay focused to complete the task. Next up: Jannik Sinner.

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