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Jannik Sinner is an Italian professional tennis player. He is currently ranked world No.1 by Association of Tennis Professionals (ATP), and was the year-end No. 1 in 2024. Sinner has won 30 ATP Tour-level singles titles, including five majors, ten Masters and two ATP Finals titles. He led Italy to back-to-back Davis Cup crowns in 2023 and 2024.
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Born 16 August 2001 · Q54812588
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We both wanted to win, for sure. We both tried our best.
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“It helps a lot that the last competition of the season is a team competition, because you get a lot of energy from your teammates, from the whole team, and then the crowd is different too,”
“We both wanted to win, for sure. We both tried our best.”
TennisUpToDate: Jannik Sinner experienced unique form of treatment as latest update outlines US Open progress
Yahoo Sports: Happy Birthday, Jannik Sinner! See the Best Photos from His ‘Sincaraz’ Rivalry with Carlos Alcaraz
The Guardian: ‘I’m not ready to compete’: Jannik Sinner pulls out of Cincinnati Open
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The Guardian: Morning Mail: Excess aged care fees under scrutiny; US and Iran contest control of Hormuz; Jannik Sinner wins Wimbledon
The Guardian: Jannik Sinner beats Alexander Zverev: Wimbledon men’s singles final – as it happened
The Guardian: Jannik Sinner powers past Alexander Zverev in four sets to retain Wimbledon title
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The Guardian: Jannik Sinner powers into semi-final after ominous display against Struff
The Guardian: Jannik Sinner swats aside Mochizuki to reach Wimbledon quarter-finals
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Won the ATP Italian Open with ATP Mens (2026).
Won the ATP Madrid Open with ATP Mens (2026).
Won the ATP Indian Wells Open with ATP Mens (2026).
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Published video “Jannik Sinner Unfiltered - Roma - Episode 02”.
Published video “The work doesn't stop 💪🏻🎾”.
Published video “My shadow”.
Published video “Jannik Sinner Unfiltered is out 📺”.
Published video “Jannik Sinner Unfiltered - Q&A - Episode 01”.
Published video “Practice day at the @australianopen 🇦🇺”.
Published video “Jannik Sinner - One day in Melbourne”.
“Vorrei che tutti quanti avessero i miei genitori, come li ho avuti io perché mi hanno sempre permesso di scegliere anche quando ero giovane decidevo io. Non mi hanno mai messo sotto pressione anche quando facevo altri sport.”
“(Papa Leone XIV a Sinner) Con questo abito a Wimbledon mi lascerebbero giocare...”
Sinner defended his Wimbledon title and won a record five consecutive ATP Masters 1000 titles, becoming the second and youngest player to complete the Career Golden Masters since the series started in 1990 (at 24 years,
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“È bellissimo per noi tennisti avere un Papa che ci segue e ha giocato.”
Once again taking the world number one ranking
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Sinner entered the Australian Open as the defending two-time champion
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“Sinner: La pallina, eccola. Se vuole giocare un po'...Papa Leone XIV: Ma qua rompiamo qualcosa! Meglio di no.[...]Papa Leone XIV: Ho visto che ieri sera hai vinto... A Roma come si vede?Sinner: Ora siamo in gioco. A inizio torneo era un po’ difficile, ora con tre partite abbiamo preso un po’ di ritmo.Papa Leone XIII: Coraggio!.”
Published video “Thank you 2025 ❤️ and happy New Year!”.
Published video “🏎️x🦊”.
Sinner reached the finals of all four majors, winning at the Australian Open and Wimbledon, and losing to Carlos Alcaraz in a five-set epic at the French Open as well as at the US Open
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At the Italian Open final with Sinner losing in straight sets
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Sinner was featured in an Andrea Bocelli single in a spoken word role
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Won the ATP Cincinnati Open with ATP Mens (2024).
Forbes has named Sinner on their 30 Under 30 Europe list for 2024
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L’Oréal’s skincare brand La-Roche Posay appointed Sinner as their global brand advocate to help raise awareness about sun protection
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With Sinner losing all three matches, notably their third meeting at the 2024 China Open
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Won the ATP Canadian Open with ATP Mens (2023).
Awarded Gold Collar for Sports Merit presented by Italian National Olympic Committee (2023).
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Sinner signed a partnership with Formula 1 to help attract a young, diverse audience to the motorsport
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Was featured in GQ’s short film series A Hero’s Journey, released also as a podcast
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Sinner entered Centre Court carrying a monogrammed beige leather Gucci duffel bag, breaking Wimbledon's all-white dress code, which made him the first tennis player to do so
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In 2022, Sinner released the comic book Piccoli grandi campioni: Il manuale illustrato del tennis di Jannik Sinner through Panini Comics, an illustrated tennis manual for children in which an illustrated character of Sinner explains tennis and gives advice to beginners.
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Diversifying his assets through four different companies that he registered in his place of residence, Monte Carlo
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Sinner released the comic book Piccoli grandi campioni: Il manuale illustrato del tennis di Jannik Sinner through Panini Comics, an illustrated tennis manual for children in which an illustrated character of Sinner expla
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Sinner signed a new $150 million sponsorship contract with Nike spanning ten years and became the face of Gucci and Lavazza
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Sinner hosted Breaking Points, a video series created by GQ where he interviewed sports icons about mental health
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Sinner became the face of the "An Ace for Research" initiative for cancer research, committing to a donation for the purchase of modern lasers to diagnose cancers in men for every ace he scored in the ATP Finals, and lat
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Sinner launched his mental health initiative What's Kept You Moving, a series in which he interviewed other young athletes about overcoming mental health challenges in sports
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When he was eighteen years old and not yet in the top 50 of the ATP rankings, Sinner signed a global ambassador contract with Rolex
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For tennis footwear, apparel, and equipment
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Won the Next Gen ATP Finals and the ATP Newcomer of the Year award, and two years later became the first player born in the 2000s to enter the top 10 in rankings
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With a quarterfinal in 2018, the only junior event he played that year
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And becoming a national runner-up at age 11 in 2012
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And the first to make the quarterfinals on debut since Rafael Nadal in 2005
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Born 2001-08-16.
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To win his debut event as a major champion
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To reach a Challenger final, and the youngest Italian to win a Challenger title in history
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And the first alternate to win a match since Janko Tipsarević in London in 2011
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And was the first time Sinner lost before the fourth round of a major since the 2023 French Open
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Surpassing the record of four consecutive titles by Djokovic and Rafael Nadal
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In which a player won the trophy without losing any set, and the first time ever in which an Italian player won the title
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