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ATP Cincinnati 2025

Schedule and where to watch Carlos Alcaraz against Jannik Sinner live on TV and online, ATP Cincinnati 2025 final. Photo: Getty

Schedule and where to watch Carlos Alcaraz vs. Jannik Sinner live on TV and online, ATP Cincinnati 2025 final

Discover all the details about the showdown for the ATP Cincinnati 2025 title between Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner.

Alcaraz sinks an injured Zverev at the 2025 ATP Cincinnati. Photo: Getty

Alcaraz sinks an injured Zverev

Carlos Alcaraz defeated Alexander Zverev in two sets in the semifinals of the ATP Cincinnati 2025, with the German struggling under the tournament conditions.

Jannik Sinner in a press conference after defeating Terence Atmane in the semifinals. Photo: Getty

Sinner points out what aspect he needs to improve to be a better player

The world number one shares with the world that factor that needs to change to make a leap in quality.

No ace up the sleeve works against Sinner. Photo: Getty

No ace up the sleeve works against Sinner

The world number one delivers as the favorite against Terence Atmane with a victory in two sets to secure a ticket to the Cincinnati final.

The great opportunity of Alexander Zverev. Source: Getty

Zverev and believing again: the opportunity to take a step forward

The German will seek his first victory against a top-5 player this year. At stake is something more: the feeling that he is once again a candidate to win it all.

Andrey Rublev during his quarterfinal match against Alcaraz in Cincinnati. Source: Getty

Rublev explains his defeat against Alcaraz: "I played better than at Wimbledon, it got away because of details"

The Russian commented on his performance in Cincinnati, remained optimistic despite the defeat, and outlined the reasons that made the difference in Alcaraz's victory.

Terence Atmane at ATP Cincinnati 2025. Photo: Getty

Atmane, on Sinner: "He is a person with two arms and two legs, like me"

The French player shows confidence ahead of the semifinal against Jannik in Cincinnati: "I have nothing to lose".