Jannik Sinner 🇮🇹 defeats Carlos Alcaraz 🇪🇸 in the Men's season Finale
Elena Rybakina 🇰🇿 upsets Aryna Sabalenka 🇧🇾 to take the WTA season ending crown
How has 2025 gone so fast?
What was your favourite moment?
For the Brits we had the emergence of Jack Draper early season before injury halted his rise. He should be back with a bang next year and competing for the biggest titles.
Emma Raducanu had a strong season and built up a solid ranking and base for 2026. Still lots of potential and is heading to Barcelona shortly for pre season training
The breakthrough of the Collegiate players from US has also continued with some excellent performances from the likes of Jack Pinnington-Jones, Johannus Monday and of course Jake Fearnley. Cam Norrie also came strong and regained his ATP top 30 spot. There is good competition around the 150-250 mark for the British men and hopefully than can push more to greater heights in 2026
Youngsters Hannah Klugman, Mimi Xu and Mika Stojsavljevic continue to develop and we should see a lot more of them in the coming years
Fran Jones and Sonay Kartal continue to gain experience and some excellent results while Katie Boulter struggled this year and hopefully can regain her form in what will be a busy year professionally and personally in 2026. Katie Swan is back and rising fast up the rankings so let's see what she can do if she can stay fit
Let's not forget the tremendous success of the Men's Doubles players. Lloyd Glasspool finishes world number 1 and as the top team of the year Partnering Julian Cash to Wimbledon glory. Henry Patten won the Australian Open with Harri Heliovaara along with the Turin season ending finals. Neal Skupski and Joe Salisbury had an excellent partnership also
Thanks for all your support in 2025 and your comments over on the X / Twitter platform @thetennistalker
I wish you all the happiness over the festive season. Some of you will enjoy the time, some will reflect and some may struggle. Stay strong and just remember the Australian Open is back in January ❤️
Cheers
The Tennis Talker
