Jannik Sinner made history on July 13, 2025, becoming the first Italian man to win Wimbledon after defeating Carlos Alcaraz in four sets: 4–6, 6–4, 6–4, 6–4.
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The 23-year-old captured his fourth Grand Slam title in front of a celebrity-packed Centre Court, where royalty, actors, and fashion elites gathered in custom designer looks and champagne flowed from VIP suites.
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This win cemented Sinner’s place at the top of the sport, adding Wimbledon to his growing list of titles from Australia and the U.S. His image as a rising global icon is well established, with campaigns for Gucci, a Monaco residence, and a quiet luxury style that mirrors his confidence on court.
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A surreal moment came mid-match when a champagne cork landed near Sinner’s serve, highlighting the opulence of the day. In the crowd were David Beckham, Eddie Redmayne, Hannah Bagshawe, Stuart Broad, and more, all part of a scene as cinematic as it was athletic.
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The victory ended Alcaraz’s five-final Slam streak and offered redemption after Sinner’s loss to him at Roland Garros just a month prior. Their rivalry now headlines the sport, and resonates from Rome to New York, followed by fashion houses and Forbes lists alike.
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Sinner credited his win to his mountain-town upbringing in the Italian Dolomites and later celebrated at a black-tie winner’s dinner at Claridge’s, alongside dignitaries and designers.