Indomitable Sinner chases history

World No. 1 Jannik Sinner, 24, is on an impressive trajectory
to challenge the achievements of the sport’s all-time greats, with the
Italian heading into Roland Garros in Paris as tournament favourite

HOW SINNER COMPARES TO BIG THREE AT SAME AGE:
		Sinner	Djokovic	Nadal	Federer
Australian Open	2	3	1	2
Roland Garros	-	-	5	-
Wimbledon	1	1	2	3
US Open		1	1	1	2
Indian Wells	1	2	2	3
Miami		2	3	-	2
Monte Carlo	1	-	6	-
Madrid		1	1	2	3
Rome		1	2	5	-
Canada		1	2	2	1
Cincinnati	1	-	-	1
Shanghai		1	-	1	-
Paris		1	1	-	-
Tour Finals	2	1	0	2
Olympics		-	-	1	-
TOTAL		16	17	28	19

At Roland Garros, Sinner could become only 10th man to complete
career Grand Slam by winning all four majors, leaving Olympic gold
as sole missing honour in full collection of individual tennis titles

Longest Masters 1000 winning streaks:
Jannik Sinner	2025-date	34 matches
Novak Djokovic	2011		31
Djokovic		2014-15		30
Roger Federer	2005-06		29
Djokovic		2013-14		23
Rafael Nadal	2013		23

Sinner has ample
headroom at top of
World Rankings, with
closest challenger
Carlos Alcaraz over
2,500pts behind
2026 titles include
Indian Wells, Miami,
Monte-Carlo,
Madrid and Rome

Sinner has secured victories in 36 of 38 matches this season – defeated
by only Djokovic in Australian Open semi-finals and Jakub Mensik in Doha

Source: ATP, BBC
Picture: Getty Images
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