Sinner, Alcaraz, Andreeva... The crazy streaks that marked 2025
Famous for its statistics, the X account, Game, Set and Maths, has revealed the list of the longest winning streaks on the main tour in 2025 for both men and women.
Alcaraz in bulldozer mode: a streak of 24 wins
Carlos Alcaraz dominated 2025 with an intensity not seen since the peak years of the Big Three.
24 consecutive victories, and tennis of astonishing variety.
And as if that weren't enough, the Spaniard added a second streak in the same year (13), a sign of impressive consistency.
Jannik Sinner, the silent machine: 15, 12, then another 12 wins...
If Alcaraz destroys everything in his path, his rival Jannik Sinner is not far behind.
Three major streaks in 2025: 15 wins, then 12, then another 12.
Madison Keys, the unexpected streak on the WTA tour: 16 wins
This might be the most surprising streak of the year.
Madison Keys achieved an incredible streak of 16 wins, reminding everyone that she possesses one of the most high-quality games on the tour.
Mirra Andreeva, a flash of maturity: 13 wins and a new dimension
Only a few weeks after coming of age, Mirra Andreeva already has a streak of 13 consecutive victories to her name.
Sabalenka and Svitolina: two streaks of 11 wins
Two players, two different styles:
- Aryna Sabalenka, raw power, 11 wins in a row
- Elina Svitolina, known for her resilience, 11 consecutive wins
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