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Ferrero designed an anti-Sinner plan before the American tour. Source: Getty

Ferrero and the plan focused on defeating Sinner: "We worked for fifteen days on it"

Very interesting words from the coach of Alcaraz, revealing that they did specific work before the US tour with the sole objective of defeating the Italian.

Carlos Alcaraz, with the title of champion in New York. Source: Getty

The three keys to Alcaraz's victory over Sinner in the 2025 US Open final

We reveal three aspects that ended up tipping the balance in favor of Carlos, in a match that will leave Sinner with many questions for the coming months.

Alcaraz, on Sinner: "Surely he will modify something, but I will be prepared for it." Photo: Getty Images

Alcaraz, on Sinner: "Surely he will modify something, but I will be prepared for it"

The Spaniard spoke after conquering the US Open 2025, and explained the differences in his game compared to the Wimbledon final and the potential changes that the Italian player can make.

Alcaraz and Sinner, battle for number 1 ATP ranking. Photo: gettyimages

This is how the fight for the number 1 spot in the ATP ranking between Alcaraz and Sinner will be until the end of the season

In the next two months of competition, it will be determined who finishes 2025 as the number 1 in the ATP ranking, with Alcaraz having more chances than Sinner.

Carlos Alcaraz, conclusions at US Open 2025. Photo: gettyimages

The 10 conclusions from the US Open 2025

We break down the main aspects that this US Open 2025 leaves behind and how it can influence the near future.

Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner greet each other at the US Open 2025 ceremony. Source: Getty

ATP Ranking: Alcaraz regains the world No. 1 spot

Spanish, the US Open champion, takes over from Jannik Sinner after 65 weeks with the Italian in the lead. Right now, the gap is 760 points.

Ferrero, on Alcaraz: "We can't think he's perfect yet, he still has a lot to improve." Photo: Getty

Ferrero, on Alcaraz: "We can't think that he is perfect already, he still has a lot to improve"

The coach attends the press conference to comment on this incredible US Open final. "Carlitos did 100% of what we studied," he asserts.