The world No. 1's decisive performance marks a significant achievement, extending his streak to four consecutive Grand Slam finals and his winning record against Djokovic to five straight matches. This victory halted Djokovic's pursuit of a record-equaling eighth Wimbledon title and 25th Grand Slam victory.
Djokovic, a seven-time Wimbledon champion, appeared physically compromised throughout the match, reportedly hindered by a leg injury sustained during his quarter-final. Despite receiving medical attention, the 38-year-old struggled to match the younger, in-form Sinner.
Sinner is now set to face two-time defending champion Carlos Alcaraz in a highly anticipated championship match. The final on Sunday will be a rematch of their recent French Open final, where Alcaraz triumphed in a grueling five-set contest. This Wimbledon final continues a compelling rivalry between the two players, who have claimed the last six major titles.
The defeat means Djokovic has exited at the semi-final stage of all three Grand Slams played in 2025. Despite the physical challenges of competing at his age, Djokovic indicated his intent to return to Wimbledon next year.
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