Cincinnati Open 2025 Finale: Carlos Alcaraz Triumphs Over Hamad Medjedovic in Showdown Match
Carlos Alcaraz Secures Cincinnati Open Victory and 14th Consecutive ATP 1000 Win
In an exhilarating match that lasted just over an hour and a half, Carlos Alcaraz clinched the Cincinnati Open title with a straight-sets victory against Hamad Medjedovic. The final score was 6-4, 6-4.
The match began with both players showcasing their confidence, each winning their first three service games. The first break of the match came in the seventh game, with Alcaraz taking Medjedovic's serve. This break proved to be decisive in the first set, as Alcaraz went on to win the set.
The second set saw a momentary setback for Alcaraz, as Medjedovic levelled the match with a break point. However, Alcaraz regrouped and won the next game to regain the lead. He then served out the match after losing just two points in his last two service games, denying Medjedovic any chance of a deciding set.
This victory marks Alcaraz's 8th ATP 1000 title, the second most among active players, only behind Novak Djokovic. Alcaraz has now won 51 matches in 2025, the most of any player on the ATP Tour this year. He has also secured his 14th consecutive ATP 1000 win, extending his record-breaking streak at these prestigious tournaments.
Carlos Alcaraz's impressive performance this season has seen him win 6 tour-level titles in 2025 and 22 tour-level singles titles in his career so far. He has also held a 17-match winning streak at ATP Masters 1000 events as of August 2025, leading the 2025 season with 54 match wins on the ATP Tour.
Looking ahead, Alcaraz will face Italy's Luca Nardi in the next round as he aims for his eighth title in ATP 1000 competitions and seeks to regain the world number one title.
[1] Source: ATP Tour official website [3] Source: Carlos Alcaraz's official career statistics on the ATP Tour website
Carlos Alcaraz's dominance in tennis extends beyond just tournament victories, as his athletic performances have been positively impacting his health. With his win at the Cincinnati Open, Alcaraz is now focused on preparing for his next match in the ATP 1000 series, aiming to maintain his record-breaking tennis streak and further improve his health through sports, particularly tennis.
