Jannik Sinner

Spanish, whose return remains uncertain, defends the champion points in Cincinnati and the US Open, the Italian his two finals, and the American his success in Canada.

The resounding statement of a tennis legend sparks a debate about the duration of what some consider the Big 3, after Zverev has won his first Grand Slam.

Brad Stine, who also coached Jim Courier, reveals the tactic he is using with his pupil to defeat the Italian and the Spanish player.
 

The Italian is in a position to be the tennis player who finishes a season with the most points in his ATP ranking. What does he need to achieve it?

The Belarusian is put in a tight spot when asked whether she prefers Sinner or Alcaraz as a tennis player, but she doesn't shy away in her response.

Italian tennis legend, Adriano Panatta, analyzes Sinner's game and offers strong headlines about his present and future.

The two Americans showered praise on the Italian's service and his great improvement: "He saw John Isner and said 'okay, that's my prototype'".
 

We analyze the possibility of there being the sixth season of the 21st century in 2026 with four different Grand Slam winners and review when this has occurred throughout the Open Era.