PHOTOS & AUDIO: 2025 Cincinnati Open Men's Final Alcaraz vs Sinner

The Finals of the 2025 Cincinnati Open took place on Monday with the men starting the action off. The match: 2025 Alcaraz v Sinner Pt 4.

The first three matches in this series this year?

Masters 1000 in Rome Final - Alcaraz

Roland Garros Final - Alcaraz

Wimbledon Final - Sinner

With Cincinnati set to host the next edition the questions was could sinner even the score, or was Carlos destined to be crowned the new Cincinnati champion.

Sinner's road to the final, after a 1st round, saw him go through Daniel Elahi Galan of Columbia in the 2nd round, Gabriel Diallo of Canada in the 3rd, Adrian Mannarino of France in the round of 16, Felix Auger-Aliassime of Canada in the quarterfinal, and Terence Atmane of France in the Semifinal.

For Alcaraz, who also had a 1st round bye, he beat Damir Dzumhur of Bosnia-Herzegovina in the 2nd round, Serbia's Hamad Medjedovic in the 3rd, Italian Luca Nardi in the round of 16, Andrey Rublev of Russia in the quarterfinal, and German Alexander 'Sascha' Zverev in the semifinal.

From jump in this match, everyone in attendance could tell something was off with Sinner. His energy was low and his play appeared timid. On power shots, he would consistently hit long. After Alcaraz won the first 5 games, Sinner decided to end his tournament run in the Cincinnati Open, and retired.

Carlos Alcaraz defeats Jannik Sinner 5-0 retired.

This is Alcaraz's 1st title in 2 tries in Cincinnati. The official match time was just 22 minutes, meaning that Alcaraz now owns the record for the longest and shortest finals match in the Open era. He previously lost to Novak Djokovic in 2023 in a 3 set match that went 3 hours and 49 minutes.

Next up the tour moves to Winston-Salem for a ATP250 and to New York where qualifying for the US Open has already begun.

Once again your 2025 Cincinnati Open Champion Carlos Alcaraz!

After the match Alcaraz spoke to the media.

Check photos from this abbreviated match below.