Sinner and Sabalenka named 2025 world champions by the ITF

The ITF has unveiled its 2025 world champions: Jannik Sinner, despite his second-place world ranking, takes the supreme title. Aryna Sabalenka, meanwhile, confirms her dominance among women.

Clément Gehl

le 17/12/2025 à 14h34

1 min to read

Since 1978, the International Tennis Federation (ITF) elects its world champions in all categories each year.

Sinner champion despite being world number 2

Although he is only world number 2, Jannik Sinner was elected men's world champion. On the women's side, Aryna Sabalenka was crowned.

In doubles, Horacio Zeballos and Marcel Granollers as well as Sara Errani and Jasmine Paolini are the nominees.

Among juniors, the champions are Ivan Ivanov and Kristina Penickova. For wheelchair tennis, Tokito Oda and Yui Kamiji are the winners.

Finally, in quad, the champion is Niels Vink.

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2e, 10300 points

1e, 10990 points

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Errani Sara

728e, 51 points

Paolini Jasmine

8e, 4267 points

Ivanov Ivan

785e, 35 points

Penickova Kristina

816e, 37 points

Oda Tokito

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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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