What time is the Wimbledon final? Sinner vs Alcaraz 2025 men’s decider details including TV channel, live stream
Alcaraz has won five in a row against Sinner to lead 8-4 in the head-to-head
Carlos Alcaraz stands a win away from completing a hat-trick of consecutive SW19 titles when the Spaniard faces Jannik Sinner at the Wimbledon men’s final 2025.
The 22-year-old thrashed Briton Cameron Norrie in the quarter-finals before ousting American Taylor Fritz in four sets in the final four.
Sinner also knocked out an American seed, beating Ben Shelton in straight sets in the quarter-finals before repeating the trick against seven-time champion Novak Djokovic.
101GreatGoals.com has all the details on the 2025 Wimbledon men’s singles final start time, as well as how to watch on TV and online.
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What time is the Wimbledon final? 2025 men’s singles start time
The final will not start before 11:00 ET on Sunday, July 13, which is 08:00 PT or 16:00 BST in the UK.
The friendlier start time than usual for US viewers is a result of organizers wanting to attract a larger global audience.
All England Club chief executive Sally Bolton said planners hoped to “improve the experience for all involved”, adding that the move had been “designed with players in mind”.
“Our champions [will be] crowned in front of the largest possible worldwide audience,” added Bolton.
How to watch the 2025 Wimbledon final: TV channels
In the US, the action is on ESPN and the Tennis Channel. A monthly ESPN subscription costs $11.99 a month or $119.99 per year, while the Tennis Channel costs $9.99 a month or $109.99 annually.
In the UK, coverage of the final day of action will start on BBC One from 13:05, with coverage of the final beginning at 16:00.
A TV licence is required to watch those programmes live, while a standard Tennis Channel subscription is priced at £2.49 a month or £24.99 per year.
2025 Wimbledon final live stream, online streams
In the US, fans can watch live and on the move on a wide variety of devices via the ESPN app or the Tennis Channel.
The same is true for UK fans courtesy of BBC iPlayer, the BBC Sport website and the Tennis Channel.
Sinner vs Alcaraz: Holder’s record at Wimbledon
Five-time Grand Slam champion Alcaraz’s run of wins means he has triumphed at two of the four editions he has appeared at.
Alcaraz has beaten Djokovic in both of the last two finals, winning in five sets in 2023 and straight sets in 2024.
He reached the second round on his debut appearance in 2021 and the fourth round a year later, putting his overall record at 18 wins and two losses.
Alcaraz vs Sinner: World number one on brink
World number one Sinner won his second consecutive Australian Open this year and was the US Open champion in 2024.
As he seeks a fourth major title, the Italian will hope to go one better than he did at this year’s French Open, in which Alcaraz edged past him via a fifth-set tie-break.
The 23-year-old is in the final for the first time on his fourth appearance in the main draw, having reached the first round in 2021, the quarter-finals in 2022 and 2024 and the semi-finals in 2023.