Sinner wins Vienna Open beating Zverev to extend indoor streak

VIDEO SHOWS: HIGHLIGHTS OF THE VIENNA OPEN MEN' SINGLES FINAL BETWEEN JANNIK SINNER AND ALEXANDER ZVEREV RESENDING WITH FULL SHOTLIST AND SCRIPT SHOWS: VIENNA, AUSTRIA (OCTOBER 26, 2025) (ATP MEDIA/IMG – see restrictions before use) JANNIK SINNER BEAT ALEXANDER ZVEREV 3-6, 6-3, 7-5 1. VARIOUS OF PLAYERS ARRIVING ON COURT FIRST SET 2. ZVEREV WINS POINT ON SINNER SERVE WITH FOREHAND AND SCORE AT 2-1 3. ZVEREV WINS SET WITH A BACKHAND AT THE NET SECOND SET 4. SINNER WINS BREAK POINT AFTER LONG RALLY WITH BACKHAND WINNER 5. SINNER WINS SET WITH AN ACE THIRD SET 6. SINNER WINS POINT ON ZVEREV SERVE WITH BACKHAND LOB FROM THE BASELINE 7. SINNER MISS-HITS HIS RETURN WITH SCORE AT 3-3/ CLUTCHES BACK OF LEFT LEG  8. SINNER HITS BACKHAND DOWN THE LINE TO SET UP BREAK POINT WITH SCORE AT 5-5/ SINNER HOBBLING 9. ZVEREV HITS RETURN INTO THE NET AS SINNER WINS MATCH AND TOURNAMENT/ PLAYERS SHAKE HANDS/ CROWD APPLAUD 10. SINNER RECEIVES TROPHY STOOD NEXT TO ZVEREV/ LIFTS TROPHY AND WAVES AT CROWD VIENNA, AUSTRIA (OCTOBER 26, 2025) (ATP MEDIA/IMG – editorial use only. No monetisation. No resales) 11. WHITE FLASH 12. (SOUNDBITE) (English) VIENNA OPEN CHAMPION JANNIK SINNER ON GETTING INJURED IN THE THIRD SET, SAYING: "Most important is to try to not give up, trying to stay there and trying to see what the situation is and I just tried to make the right choices, the right choices at the right time, and so I think that was the key today, and serving well, saving energy in my service games was important too, and it was a very great performance for me, but I feel like from both sides." STORY: Italian top seed Jannik Sinner produced a spirited comeback to defeat Germany's Alexander Zverev 3-6 6-3 7-5 in the Vienna Open final on Sunday (October 26), securing his fourth ATP Tour title of the season and his second triumph in Austria's capital.     Sinner, who beat Zverev in straight sets at this year's Australian Open, has now won 21 consecutive matches on indoor hardcourts. The 24-year-old has now also notched 22 tour-level titles and 51 career wins against fellow top-10 players.     The world number two banged down 11 aces and unleashed 44 winners in a thrilling contest that lasted two hours and 28 minutes.     The win also allowed the four-times Grand Slam champion to level his head-to-head record against Zverev at four wins apiece.  (Production:  Simon Ormiston)

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