The turning point came in the third set. After maintaining intensity for several games, Sinner achieved the first break of the entire final and took control of the set. He even recovered from a fall during one of the points to ultimately win 6-3 and be one set away from the title.
In the fourth chapter, he maintained control of the match. Zverev, who had arrived in London after winning Roland Garros, continued to resist and never stopped fighting for every point, but the Italian broke again at the right moment and managed the lead until closing the match 6-4, after three hours and 46 minutes of play.
With this new title, Sinner reached 100 victories in Grand Slam tournaments, a milestone that only a handful of active tennis players have achieved. Additionally, he reaffirmed his dominance over Zverev, whom he defeated again to extend a favorable streak in their head-to-head record and solidify his status as the leading figure in the men's circuit.
