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Jannik Sinner beats Carlos Alcaraz in four sets to win title
It is a first Wimbledon title for Sinner and fourth major overall
World number one Sinner snaps five-match losing streak against Alcaraz
Alcaraz won epic French Open final between pair just 35 days ago
Spain's Alcaraz was two-time defending champion
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*Sinner 4-6 2-1 Alcaraz
Pat Cash
Former Wimbledon champion on BBC Radio 5 Live
It's the classic case of one guy, Sinner, who is there consistently all the time and his level barely drops, and one guy who has got that extra turbo button.
But... sometimes Alcaraz is up and down, and he's going up and down here.
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Tim Henman
Former British number one on BBC One
Sinner is right to move forward and open the court up and he has used the slice backhand to great success in the tournament. To hold serve it's important to shift the momentum back in his favour.
This is where you slightly question Alcaraz's concentration levels.
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Well that's the way to start this rescue of the hold as a thrilling rally sees Jannik Sinner drawn to the net and Carlos Alcaraz sends a wonderful dropshot past him.
Sinner then finds then net and it is 30-30.
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Carlos Alcaraz goes for a risky shot when an easier one is on and he ends up putting his backhand volley into the net, prompting groans.
He gives up the next point and once again there is pressure on his serve. Can he turn this one around?
Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport senior tennis reporter at Wimbledon
It's fair to say Sinner is not the most expressive chap on tour.
So it's quite surprising to see him show his frustration at dragging that passing shot into the tramlines for 30-40.
Then it is more startling to hear him yelp 'Let's go!' after saving the break point.
Big stakes, big emotion.
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Image source, Getty ImagesBut Jannik Sinner goes from hand on hip to shaking his fist in celebration as he battles back to rescue the hold. He now leads 2-0 in this second set.
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Pat Cash
Former Wimbledon champion on BBC Radio 5 Live
I think part of the Alcaraz game plan was to try to slice some balls low in the middle of the court to Sinner, that's what Dimitrov did so well against him and really had him off balance, but he hasn't had too many chances because Sinner has been hitting the ball so hard.
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Jannik Sinner has his hands on his hips as he sends a routine backhand wide, and that hands Carlos Alcaraz the chance to break back immediately.
Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport senior tennis reporter at Wimbledon
Wonder if Sinner is wearing new shoes again? Someone in the team might have nip off and get a pair of box-fresh trainers if not.
Another slip at the baseline from Italian but it doesn't prevent him from nabbing the break.
Sinner said after beating Ben Shelton in the quarter-finals he was wearing brand-new kicks to provide more grip.
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But he can't save the third one as he sends his forehand long and Jannik Sinner has an immediate break.
Alcaraz is going to need to dig in once again.
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Carlos Alcaraz fends off the first break point and then Jannik Sinner slips behind the baseline as Alcaraz plays a drop shot that catches him out.
Two break points saved...
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And Carlos Alcaraz plants another into the net and suddenly Jannik Sinner has three break points...
Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport senior tennis reporter at Wimbledon
Image source, PA MediaNot knowing what to say when you're writing about tennis is problematic.
Everyone in the media seats is stunned and open-mouthed. So are the people around us.
We've seen the almost impossible from both of these guys in the past, but that was something else.
The ferocity of Sinner's forehand down the line was incredible. Then he was topped by Alcaraz first getting there and then flicking the stretching backhand into a winner.
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An inauspicious start to the second set for Carlos Alcaraz as he double faults and then sends a forehand into the net.
A little bit of pressure on Alcaraz's serve.
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Tim Henman
Former British number one on BBC One
Sinner has lost his rhythm on serve a little bit and his first serve percentage is dropping.
That was a moment of magic. Such a great rally at set point, the control of the racquet face from Alcaraz to direct a winner from that position. There is no-one else who has that athletic ability.
Image source, Getty ImagesSinner 4-6 0-0 Alcaraz*
Right, are we ready for some more?
What entertainment.
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Marion Bartoli
Former Wimbledon champion on BBC Radio 5 Live
How is that even possible?! The forehand down the line from Sinner would have been a winner against any other player except Alcaraz, who has got the whole of Centre Court on its feet!
It's impossible to get that ball over the net!
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WOW.
What a match we have on our hands here! How on earth did Alcaraz get that absolutely ripping forehand down the line back in play.
An incredible return from the Spaniard to wrap up the opening set.
He points his finger to his ear and takes the adulation of the crowd who had risen to their feet.
A magic moment at the crucial time.
Image source, PA Media*Sinner 4-5 Alcaraz
Eek! Double fault hands Alcaraz a second bite of the cherry. Or strawberry maybe?
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Missed! Alcaraz can only pump a big second serve from Sinner into the net.
Deuce.
