In brief
Jannik Sinner delivered a dominant performance to beat Novak Djokovic in straight sets, preventing the Serbian from matching Federer’s eight major wins. The Italian, who won 40 opponents’ winners to only 15 errors, kept Djokovic from winning a break‑point before securing a 6‑4 6‑4 6‑4 victory. Sinner’s win guarantees him a place in Wimbledon’s final against Alexander Zverev, and marks him as the first Italian to reach multiple men’s singles finals at the All England Club. Djokovic leaves the court looking to keep chasing the all‑time Grand Slam record while Sinner, having proved his mettle, prepares to face the German challenger.
Jannik Sinner defeats Novak Djokovic 6-4 6-4 6-4 at Wimbledon
World No.1 Jannik Sinner produced a devastating display to halt Novak Djokovic’s latest bid for a 25th Grand Slam title and secure a spot in the Wimbledon final against Alexander Zverev.
Sinner retains the power and precision of a champion
Like his performance at Wimbledon last year, Sinner combined power and precision to deny Djokovic any break‑point, crushing the 39‑year‑old’s only chance with a spectacular ace before closing out all three sets 6‑4.
Sinner’s dominant serving saw him land 16 aces in the match, while his overall offensive game featured 40 winners against just 15 unforced errors. He was the first Italian to reach multiple Wimbledon men’s singles finals, and the win marks his 99th Grand Slam match win as a four‑time major champion.
Djokovic’s bid for records goes unanswered
Djokovic, cheerfully waved as he exited Centre Court, still missed the chance to equal Roger Federer’s record of eight men’s singles titles. He will continue chasing the all‑time Grand Slam record, but the match ended before it could be celebrated.
Sinner’s confidence rises for the final
With the victory, Sinner now faces a seasoned opponent in Alexander Zverev, whom he has won 10 of 14 meetings against. Sinner’s confidence is high after keeping the match tightly controlled, dropping zero sets on his recent outing yet stopping Djokovic from taking the first break of the match.
“Playing another final at Wimbledon is a huge honour and it means a lot to me,” Sinner said. “Against Novak, he is a huge inspiration—his continued form is remarkable.”
