Alcaraz triumphed 6-1 6-4 in 87 minutes to secure his 16th straight win at that level in 2026. The Spanish second seed claimed the victory through three breaks of serve and consistent quality at key moments.
After a gripping rally, Alcaraz whipped a forehand winner across court to seal the victory before raising both arms in celebration.
Alcaraz started the match strongly with groundstrokes that caused problems for his opponent. He continued to apply pressure in the second set while De Minaur used his trademark defence to save three break points before dropping championship point.
The win marked Alcaraz's seventh victory against De Minaur, maintaining his perfect head-to-head record against the 27-year-old Australian. De Minaur took five of the seven games in the first set to deuce but fell short in the straight-sets defeat.
"I tried to be aggressive and show him that if he wants to win, he has to play better, more aggressive, more solid, and be smarter than me,"Alcaraz added."I'm just really happy that at the end I found my way, played great, and obviously it was a really emotional and amazing week for me,"Alcaraz said.
The Spanish second seed triumphed 6-1 6-4 in 87 minutes for his 16th straight win at that level in 2026.
Alcaraz continued to apply pressure in the second set, and while De Minaur's trademark defence helped the 27-year-old Australian save three break points, he could not fend off championship point.
De Minaur took five of the seven games in the first set to deuce, but it was Alcaraz's quality at key moments that made the difference as he secured three breaks of serve.
The win was Alcaraz's seventh against De Minaur, maintaining his perfect head-to-head record.