87 consecutive weeks in the top 2: Sinner races towards the ten longest streaks in history

Already irresistible on the court, Jannik Sinner is also in the numbers. By reaching 87 consecutive weeks in the top 2, the Italian joins Lleyton Hewitt and continues to climb in the longest streaks ever recorded by the ATP.

Jules Hypolite

le 24/11/2025 à 18h23

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At the end of an exceptional season, Jannik Sinner also set statistics ablaze in 2025.

This Monday, for example, he begins his 87th consecutive week in the ATP top 2, equaling Lleyton Hewitt's mark.

Sinner rises to 11th place in this statistic, waiting to enter the top ten in April when he will equal Jim Courier's 106 weeks.

As for the absolute record, still held by Roger Federer with his 346 consecutive weeks, the Italian will have to wait a little longer... and string together five more years in the top 2 to hope to equal it.

Sinner Jannik

2e, 10300 points

Hewitt Lleyton

Non classé

Federer Roger

Non classé

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Carlos Alcaraz has the New younger person to win the Australian Open and I hope he will regain French open 2026 also. As per my Guess he will be the best player to achieve the 20 Grand Slams in Younger age Only. I hope all the best to Carlos.

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