The spectacular final of the Monte Carlo Masters justified all expectations, and Jannik Sinner ultimately lifted the trophy! The Italian tennis player, the second seed at the tournament, defeated the first seed Carlos Alcaraz with a score of 2-0 in sets (7-6, 6-3).
This exhausting match lasted a total of 2 hours and 15 minutes.
Drama in the First Set and Routine in the Second
The first set brought a true gladiatorial clash that lasted exactly 1 hour and 14 minutes. Both players protected their serves, so the winner of the first part of the match had to be decided by a tie-break. In the crucial moments, Sinner was calmer and resolved the tie-break in his favor with a score of 7-5.
The loss of the first set left a mark on the Spaniard. In the second set, which lasted 1 hour and 1 minute , Sinner managed to break his rival’s resistance, establish a crucial advantage, and win 6-3, thus securing the prestigious trophy.
Match Statistics: Errors and Missed Opportunities
The statistical parameters show how close the match was, but also where the Italian gained the upper hand:
- Carlos Alcaraz finished the match with one ace, while Sinner recorded zero aces.
- The Spaniard recorded 11 winners, compared to Sinner’s 8 direct points.
- Alcaraz made slightly more unforced errors (23) compared to Sinner (21).
- First serve percentage was on Alcaraz’s side with 57%, while Sinner was at 53%.
- Regarding execution, Sinner won 71% (17/24) of points on his first serve, while Alcaraz won 68% (19/28).
- Alcaraz saved 3 out of 4 break points (75%), while Sinner failed to save the only break point he faced.
- Both players won 83% (5 out of 6) of their service games in the presented statistics.
- In the total sum of points, Sinner won 51% (48 out of 94 points), while Alcaraz won 49% (46 out of 94 points).
Note: You can view the complete archive of all results and the players’ path to the final in our central Monte Carlo report.