Dr. Neha Mathur 
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Today is Sunday, September 7, 2025, and the much-awaited day has arrived when the US Open Men’s Singles Final takes place at Arthur Ashe Stadium, located within the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Centre in Flushing Meadows, New York City.
Arthur Ashe Stadium is the centrepiece of the complex, having a seating capacity of approximately 23,771 spectators.
Where to Watch
- The match is broadcast live in the United States on ESPN and its corresponding channels and coverage is also available via ABC, ESPN+, and ESPN.
- For viewers who do not have access to cable, streaming options are available on ESPN’s services or trials, such as DirecTV’s free trial, which offers access to ESPN for streaming.
- This coverage is aired live in the United Kingdom on Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Tennis, with streaming available through Sky Go and NOW TV.
- In India, JioStar and Star Sports have attained the broadcast rights with streaming access via JioCinema/JioHotstar.
Expected Attendees & Spectator Experience
Today’s high-profile guest, who is attending the match since his first appearance in 2015, is President Donald Trump. He is expected to watch from the Rolex suite within Arthur Ashe Stadium, having security heightened and logistical coordination around his presence. A historic rivalry matchup is expected, which decides who will be the next world no.1, with immense media attention expected. The packed stadium with tickets sold out is expecting fans to enjoy one of the electric atmospheres in tennis today.
Audience & Critics’ Favourites
The final is expected to be one of the most compelling in recent memory. It marks the third consecutive Grand Slam final that Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner contest in 2025, the first of its kind in the Open Era.
- Jannik Sinner, the defending US Open champion (2024), enters as the slight favourite in terms of betting markets.
- Carlos Alcarez, who has yet to drop a set in the entire tournament, remains a close contender, widely admired by pundits and fans alike for his explosive game and resilience.
- This rivalry, which is often dubbed as “Sincaraz” is considered era-defining, with analysts predicting that both players represent the emerging new guard in men’s tennis.
Today’s final between Alcaraz and Sinner at Arthur Ashe Stadium, a venue which boasts nearly 24,000 passionate fans, will not just prove to be a thrilling matchup for tennis enthusiasts but also a cultural spectacle, marked by the presence of a sitting U.S president and massive global viewership.
Fans have the privilege to watch live coverage across multiple platforms (ESPN, ABC, ESPN+, Sky Sports, Star Sports/JioCinema). The contest is finely poised, where Sinner is slightly favoured, but Alcaraz’s flawless performance can keep the predictions tantalizingly uncertain. It is truly regarded as the most standout finals in generations.
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