Sinner and the fact that allows him to conquer uncharted territory in tennis history

Not only is he a teacher, he can be called a Professor. What Jannik Sinner has achieved in these ATP Finals 2025 is something rarely seen in the history of this sport, being able to win the tournament without losing a single set. He also did it in last year's edition, making him the first tennis player to achieve such a feat since Lendl did it in 1985 and 1986.

1 - Since the event’s inauguration in 1970, Jannik Sinner (2024-25) is the first player to win the ATP Finals without conceding a set in multiple and consecutive years. Champion. #NittoATPFinals | @atptour @ATPMediaInfo pic.twitter.com/b0y9UORYza

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