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carlos alcaraz And Janic Sinner They will meet again in the final of the Six Kings Slam exhibition in Saudi Arabia. After battling it out in the finals of Roland Garros, Wimbledon and the US Open this season, two of the world’s best players will compete for the overall prize of $6 million on Saturday.
the sinner was beaten novak djokovic 6-4 6-2, with 38-year-old man admits he was kicked in the assAlcaraz was also in great form as he progressed Taylor Fritz 6-4 6-2 in the second semi-final. Alcaraz had won his last meeting with Sinner in the US Open final. Last month, the Spaniards had won seven of their last eight matches.
Since it is an exhibition, the Six Kings Slam does not award ranking points, or count towards official head-to-head records. It is the highest profile men’s tennis competition to take place in Saudi Arabia, which has often been accused of using sport and entertainment to tarnish its human rights record.
Riyadh also hosts the season-ending WTA Finals, starting on November 1, in which the eight best women’s players in the world compete for the year-end award.
Six Kings Slam Schedule
Saturday 18th October
From 5:30 pm BST (UK time)
Third place match: Taylor Fritz versus novak djokovic
Not before 7:00 pm BST (UK time)
Grand Final: carlos alcaraz versus Janic Sinner
How to watch Six Kings Slam
Six Kings Slam will be shown live on Netflix. This is not a ‘pay-per-view’ event and is available to Netflix subscribers at no additional cost.
Carlos Alcaraz vs Jannik Sinner face to face
Sinner’s victory in the Wimbledon final ended a streak of five consecutive losses to Alcaraz, and came just five weeks after conceding five championship points against him in the French Open final.
However, Alcaraz then Produced a masterclass to defeat Sinner in US Open finaland leads 10–5 in their official head-to-head after Sinner retired from the Cincinnati Open final due to illness.
Sinner’s previous win over Alcaraz at the Six Kings Slam does not count towards the official head-to-head as it was an exhibition match.
2025: US Open, final, outdoor hard – Alcaraz wins in four sets
2025: Cincinnati Open, final, outdoor hard – Sinner retires
2025: Wimbledon, final, outdoor grass – Sinner wins in four sets
2025: French Open, final, outdoor clay – Alcaraz wins in five sets
2025: Italian Open, final, outdoor clay – Alcaraz wins in two sets
2024: China Open, final, outdoor hard – Alcaraz wins in three sets
2024: Roland Garros, semi-finals, outdoor clay – Alcaraz wins in five sets
2024: Indian Wells, semi-finals, outdoor hard – Alcaraz won in three sets
2023: China Open, semi-finals, outdoor hard – Sinner won in two sets
2023: Miami Open, semi-finals, outdoor hard – Sinner wins in three sets
2023: Indian Wells, semi-finals, outdoor hard – Alcaraz won in two sets
2022: US Open, quarter-finals, outdoor hard – Alcaraz wins in five sets
2022: Umag, final, outdoor clay – Sinner won in three sets
2022: Wimbledon, Round of 16, grass – Sinner wins in four sets
2021: Paris Masters, round of 32, indoor hard – Alcaraz wins in two sets
Six Kings Slam results
Wednesday 15 October
Quarter-Final 1: Taylor Fritz lost alexander zverev 6-3 6-4
Quarter-Final 2: Jannik Sinner def. Stefanos Tsitsipas 6-2 6-3
Thursday 16 October
Semi-Final 1:
Semifinal 2: Jannik Sinner beats Novak Djokovic 6-4, 6-2
Six Kings Slam Prize Money
Participation fee: $1.5m
2025 champion: $4.5 million
Six Kings Slam line-up
Novak Djokovic (24-time Grand Slam champion)
Carlos Alcaraz (six-time Grand Slam champion)
Jannik Sinner (four-time Grand Slam champion)
alexander zverev (Three-time Grand Slam finalist)
Taylor Fritz (2024 US Open finalist)
Stefanos Tsitsipas (Two-time Grand Slam finalist)