Jannik Sinner and Alexander Zverev meet in Sunday's Wimbledon men's final with both chasing consecutive Grand Slam titles. World No 1 Sinner, 24, defends his 2025 crown after a ruthless 6-4 6-4 6-4 demolition of Novak Djokovic in the semi-finals, extending his winning streak against Zverev to nine matches. The Italian has dropped just one set all tournament and spent only 15 hours 39 minutes on court.

Zverev, 29, reaches his first Wimbledon final fresh off his maiden major title at last month's French Open, a tournament where Sinner fell in the second round. The German dispatched British wildcard Arthur Fery 7-6(0) 6-2 6-4 in the semis, showing the authoritative form that has eluded him at previous Slams. His 15 hours 08 minutes on court includes a gruelling four-set quarter-final against Taylor Fritz.

The final is shadowed by domestic abuse allegations against Zverev, which he has consistently denied. Earlier Saturday, Linda Noskova claimed the women's title with a three-set victory over Karolina Muchova, dedicating her first Grand Slam trophy to her late mother Ivana. Play begins at 16:00 BST on Centre Court.

Sinner's dominance in this rivalry is the defining narrative — he has never lost a set to Zverev on grass. But Zverev's post-Paris confidence and improved net play present a different proposition. The match hinges on whether Zverev's serve can withstand Sinner's relentless return pressure, and whether the German can sustain first-strike tennis across five sets against the sport's most consistent baseline operator.