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Sinner does not fail his tradition after winning the Miami Open

Pedro de Pablos - 30 Mar 2026

Jannik Sinner has made history after lifting the title at the 2026 Miami Open and becoming the only player to win the 'Sunshine Double' without dropping a set. Additionally, the Italian tennis player didn't want to break the tradition he started in 2024 (when he first won the title) and celebrated by having a pistachio ice cream after eating cotoletta to mark the victory.

Jannik with his celebratory pistachio gelato in Miami, 2024 & 2026!! 🦊🍦

📸 fdmmiami pic.com/ExZnZRtO58
— jannik sinner files (@jannik_files) March 30, 2026

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