13 in a row: the number that places Jannik Sinner in tennis history alongside Federer

By winning once again in the semifinals this Tuesday, the world number 2 recorded his 13th consecutive victory at this stage of an ATP tournament, a feat not seen since... Roger Federer in 2006, when he was at the peak of his global dominance.

At under 25 years old, no other player had achieved such a streak since the Swiss maestro. Not Nadal. Not Djokovic. Not Murray. Just Federer... and now Sinner.

This number is not just a statistical record: it says everything about Jannik Sinner's mental strengthening, who seems to have found an unstoppable formula for performing in key moments.

While many collapse under the pressure of major events, the Italian turns every semifinal into a demonstration of serenity.