Alcaraz beats rival Sinner to claim second US Open title

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2025-09-08

New York (PA Media/dpa) - Carlos Alcaraz reclaimed the world number one ranking and supremacy in his rivalry with Jannik Sinner by dethroning the Italian to win a second US Open title. Sunday's final was delayed by half an hour because of increased security surrounding the visit of United States President Donald Trump. Trump drew a mixed reaction when he was shown on screen during the national anthem, while there was loud booing from the New York......

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