The Sinner triumph in numbers

1 – like the number of Masters titles. After losing two Miami finals against Hubert Hurkacz and Daniil Medvedev, Sinner achieved the long-awaited success in Canada.

6 – like placement in the new tennis world rankings. Sinner has never been ranked higher before. Adriano Panatta (4) is the only athlete from Italy who can boast an even better best ranking. Matteo Berrettini also made it to 6th place on the ATP computer.

Ambitious: Jannik Sinner © APA / VAUGHN RIDLEY

4 – like the position in the annual ranking. With 4185 points, he can no longer be denied participation in the ATP Finals. Since 2009, apart from once, this number has always been enough to get into the top 8.

8 – like the number of ATP titles. In the boot state, only Panatta (10) and Fabio Fognini (9) have won more tournaments. If you take into account the young age of the Sesto native, he will quickly pulverize this record.

10 million – like the prize money that Sinner has collected in his career. The protégé of Darren Cahill and Simone Vagnozzi received $1.019.335 for the victory in Toronto. He became the 41st active player to break the 10 million mark.

78,8 percent – like the win rate in the current season. Sinner played 52 matches – and won a whopping 41 of them. Only Carlos Alcaraz (90,7), Novak Djokovic (86,8) and Medvedev (82,8) are placed ahead of Sinner in this statistic.

65 – like the number of points that Sinner is behind Holger Rune in fourth place in the ranking. If the man from Sexten also manages a good result in Cincinnati, he could be number 4 at the US Open. This means he would only meet Djokovic, Medvedev or Alcaraz in the semi-finals at the earliest.

5 – like the number of breaks that Sinner realized in Toronto when the score was 5:4. The 21-year-old doesn't serve for the set, he returns for it.

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The Sinner triumph in numbers

Despite his young age, Jannik Sinner has already set many records. By winning the Masters 1000 tournament in Toronto, the 21-year-old made tennis history again. We have picked up the most important numbers.

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