Carlos Alcaraz to Play For 3rd Straight Wimbledon Title

SportsMoneyCarlos Alcaraz to Play For 3rd Straight Wimbledon TitleByAdam Zagoria, Contributor

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It was his 24th straight match win. “It was a really difficult match as always when I have to play against Taylor,” said Alcaraz, who won four straight points to win the match from 4-6 down in the tiebreak. “Even tougher with the conditions today, really hot again

So I’m just really happy with everything I’ve done today. ” Alcaraz will bid for a third straight title and a sixth major singles championship on Sunday against either No. 1 Jannik Sinner or No. 6 Novak Djokovic

Alcaraz beat Djokovic in the last two Wimbledon finals

Alcaraz is 8-4 against Sinner and has won the the four meetings, including their epic Roland Garros final

The Spaniard is 3-5 against Djokovic, but Djokovic has won the last two in the Paris Olympics final and the Australian Open quarterfinals

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After dropping the first set, he broke at love to take the second set 7-5

Alcaraz played a shaky game with a double fault and then hit forehand long on Fritz’s chip return on set point

LONDON, ENGLAND - JULY 11: Taylor Fritz of United States plays a shot between the legs against

More Carlos Alcaraz of Spain during the Gentlemen's Singles semi-final match on day eleven of The Championships Wimbledon 2025 at All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet on July 11, 2025 in London, England. (Photo by C Brunskill/Getty Images)Getty Images Fritz broke at love for 2-1 in the third set but Alcaraz fought back to take the third and then came up his biggest down 6-4 in the tiebreak. “Fritz did everything he could,” John McEnroe said on ESPN. "That’s one of the best matches I’ve seen him play, particularly at Wimbledon

Getting to his first semi, really pushing Alcaraz

Hold your head high, my man. “But this guy Alcaraz is just out of this world, what he does on the court consistently. ” Alcaraz is now in position to win Roland Garros and Wimbledon back-to-back

Only Bjorn Borg can say the same, having done it three straight years from 1978-80. “Right now, I don’t think on Sunday,” Alcaraz said. “I just want to enjoy this moment, enjoy that I qualified for another final, the third in a row here in Wimbledon so that is really difficult and I have to think it

I have to take my time and think it

I will watch the semifinal as well and let’s see. ” Editorial StandardsRes & PermissionsLOADING PLAYER.