Carlos Alcaraz is hoping to end Jannik Sinner's dominance of hardcourt Grand Slam events as the two rivals prepare to do battle again at the US Open.

Whispers were swiftly silenced by Mark Petchey, the former professional player who briefly coached Raducanu earlier this year.

Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz have dominated men's tennis since the beginning of 2024, writing one of the most one-sided chapters in tennis history. The two young stars have won 15 of 16 tournaments they entered together since the 2024 Australian Open!

Maybe Ben Shelton or Taylor Fritz or even Frances Tiafoe, who’s been knocking on the door for a few years, can make himself the biggest story at the end of this U.S. Open, and not Jannik Sinner

For years, tennis fans were spoiled by the golden era of the Big Three — Roger Federer, Novak Djokovic and Rafael Nadal — who didn’t just dominate the sport but also elevated each other to legendary heights every time they stepped on court. Now, with that chapter closing, a new rivalry has taken center stage: Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz.

For the second year in a row, Carlos Alcaraz is the highest-paid tennis player in the world, staying at the top of the list with estimated earnings of $48.3 million in the last 12

They'll still play the full U.S. Open starting Sunday in New York, but it might save some time to skip ahead to the men's final on Sept. 7.

The U.S. Open, the last Grand Slam of the 2025 tennis season, will shape the rest of the year for the best players in the world.

The tennis world has gone into a frenzy after Carlos Alcaraz and Emma Raducanu teamed up at the US Open, as rumors continue to swirl that they may be the sport’s newest power couple.

The most recognizable faces in tennis are expected to be on display for the full two weeks of the 2025 US Open.