19 wins against the top 10: the stat that elevates Sinner to Federer's level, just behind Nadal and Djokovic
Jannik Sinner concluded his 2025 season yesterday with a second consecutive ATP Finals title, simultaneously becoming the first player to win this trophy twice without dropping a single set.
The Italian, despite his three-month suspension for negligence between February and May, won six titles (Australian Open, Wimbledon, Beijing, Vienna, Paris, and the ATP Finals) and also reached four other finals.
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Impressive numbers, just like his 19 wins against the top 10 this year.
This is the third-highest total in the 21st century, tied with Federer (19 in 2006) and surpassed only by Nadal (24 in 2013) and Djokovic (31 in 2015).
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