The Spaniard reached God mode to win a 5:29 five-setter, but it took his rival to push him there.

In 10 years, we may look back on this weekend as one of the symbolic starting points of the Sinner-Alcaraz era.

“I was just trying to give myself the best chance to fight every point,” said the 21-year-old—and it's no surprise she did.

A former Djokovic apprentice, Sinner beat the master to the punch every time.

The first No. 1 vs No. 2 women's championship match since the 2018 Australian Open features Sabalenka and Gauff at the peak of their powers.