Stats - Sinner no longer disappoints!

Le 26/09/2024 à 20h57 par Elio Valotto

Jannik Sinner has totally changed category in the last year or so.

Already considered one of the most dangerous players on the circuit, this season the Italian has established himself as the strongest, or at least the most consistent, player in the world.

Number 1 in the world with an insane lead, Sinner almost never misses, and when he does, it's only against great players.

A rather edifying statistic serves to highlight this fact: since the US Open 2023, the Transalpine has played 48 times against members of the top 20 and won 48 times! Not a single defeat!

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Jannik Sinner

1e, 10430 points

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But he lost to Carlos at RG?

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