Alcaraz and Zverev, After the 2026 US Open
The 2026 US Open finished September 13. This page keeps the Alcaraz–Zverev rivalry and does not name a champion.
Jannik Sinner withdrew from the 2026 US Open on August 21, before the tournament. The event then ran and finished on September 13. Rankings123 does not have a sourced champion for this article, so no winner is stated.
Carlos Alcaraz and Alexander Zverev were the two names that pre-tournament copy treated as the men's story once Sinner was out. What follows is how they play. It is not a draw, and it is not a result.
Carlos Alcaraz
Alcaraz is an all-court player. He covers the court, uses the drop shot, and is willing to come forward as well as stay on the baseline.
Alexander Zverev
Zverev's game is a big serve and long baseline rallies. His ranking article names the 2026 French Open as the major on that page. This page does not add a 2026 result.
The rivalry
Their styles contrast. Alcaraz changes pace and uses the whole court. Zverev tries to hold serve and extend rallies from the baseline. Meeting-by-meeting scores are omitted, because this site does not carry a sourced record of those matches.
A pre-tournament version of this page talked about brackets and a possible final. That event is over. Those sections are gone.
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