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Grand Slam: Sinner Ranks in Top 10 Players with Most Wins After 100 Matches

Grand Slam: Sinner Ranks in Top 10 Players with Most Wins After 100 Matches
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Arthur Millot
le 15/07/2025 à 10h21
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With his victory at Wimbledon, Sinner is solidifying his dominance over the rest of the tour. Since the 2024 US Open, the Italian has reached every Grand Slam tournament final. This impressive progression places him among the top 10 players with the most wins after 100 matches in Majors.

Indeed, with 81 victories, the world No. 1 closes this ranking, led by Borg (87), McEnroe (86), and Nadal (86). This statistic has been tracked since 1968. For comparison, Federer and Djokovic sit just behind the Italian with 80 and 79 wins, respectively.

Another notable fact: his female counterpart, Swiatek, won her 100th career Grand Slam match during her Wimbledon victory.

Jannik Sinner
2e, 11500 points
Bjorn Borg
Non classé
John McEnroe
Non classé
Rafael Nadal
Non classé
Novak Djokovic
4e, 4830 points
Roger Federer
Non classé
Iga Swiatek
2e, 8395 points
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