Jannik Sinner and Alexander Zverev will play the men's final of Wimbledon 2026 this Sunday, July 12. The Italian is defending the title won in the previous edition, while the German seeks to lift the trophy on London grass for the first time.
The match will be played on the Centre Court of the All England Club and is scheduled to start no earlier than 5:00 PM in Spain, 4:00 PM in London.
The Wimbledon men's final will begin at 5:00 PM, provided that the previous schedule on Centre Court does not cause delays.
Match times:
-
Peninsular Spain: 5:00 PM.
-
Canary Islands: 4:00 PM.
-
London: 4:00 PM.
The duel pits the first seed, Jannik Sinner, against the second favorite in the draw, Alexander Zverev.
Where to watch Sinner-Zverev
The Wimbledon final can be followed in Spain on Movistar Plus+. The platform is offering the match on its sports channels and its dedicated tournament signal.
The broadcast is available on Movistar Plus+, M+ Wimbledon UHD, and M+ Deportes 2, depending on the package subscribed to by each subscriber.
Sinner defends the title
Sinner arrives at the final as the reigning champion and world number one in the ATP rankings. The Italian aims to win his second consecutive Wimbledon and the fifth Grand Slam of his career.
His most decisive performance came in the semifinals, where he defeated Novak Djokovic 6-4, 6-4, and 6-4. The Italian imposed his rhythm from the baseline and neutralized the seven-time tournament champion.
Sinner has overcome physical doubts that arose in the first round and has been raising his level as the matches have progressed. His serve and his ability to dominate the first shot after the serve have been two of the keys to his run.
Zverev seeks his first Wimbledon
Alexander Zverev is playing his first Wimbledon final after eliminating Brit Arthur Fery in the semifinals. The German arrives in London boosted by his victory at Roland Garros, the first Grand Slam of his career.
A victory would make him the first male player in the Open Era to win his second Grand Slam immediately after breaking his duck in a tournament of this category.
His serve has been one of his main weapons throughout the championship. Zverev has won most of his service games and has reduced the moments of disconnection that penalized him in previous Grand Slam finals.
The head-to-head favors the Italian
Sinner dominates the head-to-head between them 10 wins to four. The Italian has won the last nine duels and has also won in their four encounters of the 2026 season.
The precedent places the reigning champion as the favorite, although Zverev faces the final after conquering Roland Garros and at the best moment of his career in the Grand Slams. Sinner has a record of four wins and two losses in Grand Slam finals. Zverev, for his part, has won one of the five he has played.