The post Sinner Claims ATP Finals As Alcaraz Can’t Beat Man Or Crowd In Turin appeared com. TURIN, ITALY NOVEMBER 16: Winner Jannik Sinner of Italy lifts his trophy following the Men’s Singles Final against Carlos Alcaraz of Spain on day eight of the Nitto ATP Finals 2025 at Inalpi Arena on November 16, 2025 in Turin, Italy. Ultimately, it was home favorite Sinner who retained his title on Sunday, edging the match 7-6 (7-4) 7-5 to complete only his second victory over Alcaraz in the last nine attempts. Alcaraz ends the year as world No. 1. He knows Sinner is in the slipstream as the Italian collected a cool $5 million on his last checkered flag of the season. The ATP Finals was a magical mystery tour for most of the eight players up until the semifinals. The high-definition play of the two best players in the world has a breathtaking bandwidth. Sinner has now won 31 indoor hard court encounters in a row and 15 matches on the spin. He’s sprinted across the finishing tape. Falling over with relief at the end of the two hours and 15 minutes was the only time he backed off. The first set was a rollercoaster 79 minutes, stopped by an 11-minute pause for another medical incident in the crowd and a medical timeout for the Spaniard’s right thigh. Alcaraz’s shotmaking had the edge, but Sinner came good in the tiebreak. There was really nothing in it. Only these two can cope with the force and angle from the other. Dips in the match are someone else’s ceiling. Forehands and backhands that simply shouldn’t be possible were made. The Australian and Wimbledon champion played an unusually casual.