London: No. 1 Jannik Sinner and No. 2 Carlos Alcaraz will meet in the Wimbledon men’s final on Sunday, July 13, 2025, at 4:00 PM BST (11:00 AM ET) on Centre Court. It’s their 13th career meeting and a highly anticipated rematch of last month’s five-set French Open final, where Alcaraz staged a dramatic comeback to win the title.
The 2025 Wimbledon final will be broadcast live on ESPN, ESPN+ and Disney+ in the United States, with coverage beginning at 11 a.m. Eastern Time. In the UK, fans can watch it on BBC One, BBC iPlayer, and TNT Sports. This marks Alcaraz’s third straight Wimbledon final and Sinner’s first, adding fresh energy to what many see as tennis’s next great rivalry.
The stakes are high: Alcaraz is bidding for his sixth Grand Slam title, while Sinner, undefeated in sets all fortnight, hopes to claim his first grass-court major and cement his No. 1 status. “Tennis is lucky to have these two athletes leading men’s tennis,” said Pam Shriver. “And I can’t wait to watch.”
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Quick Summary
- Final match time: Sunday, July 13 at 4:00 PM BST / 11:00 AM ET
- How to watch: ESPN (US), BBC and TNT Sports (UK)
- Alcaraz vs. Sinner: Alcaraz leads head-to-head 8–4, including win at 2025 French Open
How to Watch the Wimbledon Men’s Final 2025 on TV and Streaming
In the U.S., ESPN will begin coverage at 11:00 AM ET across ESPN, ESPN+, and Disney+, as part of a 12-year broadcast deal. In the UK, the BBC and TNT Sports are providing joint coverage, with commentary by John McEnroe, Martina Navratilova, and Nick Kyrgios.
Fans can also stream the final via BBC iPlayer or the ESPN app. Clare Balding and Craig Doyle are leading studio coverage in the UK, while Kyrgios, Dan Evans, and CoCo Vandeweghe provide analyst commentary.
Wimbledon Men’s Final 2025: Head-to-Head Record and Rivalry
Sunday’s final is the 13th match-up between Sinner and Alcaraz. Alcaraz currently leads the series 8–4, including a win in last month’s French Open final, where he overcame a two-set deficit.
“His ability to win in so many ways,” Taylor Fritz said of Alcaraz after their semifinal clash. “He just finds answers.”
Sinner, however, has not dropped a set all tournament and defeated Novak Djokovic in straight sets to book his spot in the final.
What Time Is the Wimbledon Final on Sunday?
- 🕓 UK: 4:00 PM BST (Centre Court)
- 🕚 USA (East): 11:00 AM ET
- 🕘 USA (West): 8:00 AM PT
Coverage will begin roughly 30 minutes prior to the first serve, with full warm-up and player introductions.
Prize Money for the Wimbledon Final
Wimbledon 2025 offers a record £53.5 million prize pool, with the men’s singles champion earning £3 million and the runner-up taking £1.5 million. This year’s prize fund is up 7% from 2024, continuing the All England Club’s efforts to equalise earnings across tours.
Expert Predictions: Alcaraz or Sinner?
- Pam Shriver: “The winner will be the one physically fresher. But Alcaraz has the mental edge.”
- D’Arcy Maine: “Sinner has more motivation than ever, but Alcaraz’s experience in finals gives him the upper hand.”
- Simon Cambers: “Even if it goes five, I’ll say Alcaraz in four tight sets.”
- Bill Connelly: “Sinner in four. He’s getting better every match, and he has nothing to lose.”
Road to the Final
Carlos Alcaraz
- Defeated Taylor Fritz in semis: 6–4, 5–7, 6–3, 7–6
- Looking for third straight Wimbledon title
- Won 14 of his last 15 Grand Slam matches
Jannik Sinner
- Beat Novak Djokovic in semis: 6–3, 6–3, 6–4
- First Wimbledon final
- Hasn’t dropped a set this tournament
What’s at Stake in the Wimbledon Men’s Final 2025
For Carlos Alcaraz, a win would mean back-to-back Grand Slam victories in 2025, after taking the French Open just a month ago. He would become the first man since Roger Federer to win three straight Wimbledon titles.
For Jannik Sinner, a victory would signal a changing of the guard—a World No. 1 taking home his first Wimbledon crown on his own terms. “Trust himself,” D’Arcy Maine said. “It’s mental now for Sinner. He’s got the game.”
Either way, Centre Court is bracing for a historic battle between two future legends of tennis.
