With his historic victory at the Rome Masters 1000 against Casper Ruud, the world number one continues to distance himself from the Spanish tennis player.
It seemed like he had the ticket to the round of 16 completely secured, but Marco Trungelliti starred in one of the most difficult-to-explain defeats of the week at the ATP 250 in Geneva. The Argentine was leading by 7-5, 5-1 (30-15), but ended up losing to Mariano Navone in a completely unexpected turn of events: 7-5, 5-7, 1-6, after 2 hours and 55 minutes of battle. Trungelliti began to show physical problems in a knee and ended up collapsing from that favorable 5-1 lead in the second set. Navone, much stronger physically and never losing faith, took advantage of his compatriot's downturn to complete an incredible comeback and set a date with Cameron Norrie in the round of 16.
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Reactions to Jannik Sinner's title at the Rome Masters 1000 have been immediate. With this victory, the Italian completes the collection of Masters 1000 titles by winning all nine tournaments in this category. A milestone that only Novak Djokovic had achieved until today. The Serbian has welcomed the Italian to this exclusive club through his social media.
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Carlos Alcaraz joined the congratulations to his top rival, Jannik Sinner, after the Italian's historic victory at the Rome Masters 1000. Sinner completes the Golden Masters with this title (winning all ATP Masters 1000 tournaments), an achievement that didn't go unnoticed by the young Murcian, who is still recovering from his wrist injury. "Congratulations, Jannik, on completing the Golden Masters, you deserve it," wrote Alcaraz on his Instagram account.
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The Italian opens up after conquering Rome and completing the Golden Masters: pressure, happiness, Roland Garros… and the impossible record of the nine Masters 1000.
Jannik Sinner did not hide his emotion after conquering the Rome Masters 1000 strong> for the first time. The Italian wanted to highlight the great moment that Italian tennis is going through and the value of seeing a local player lift the trophy fifty years later. "After 50 years, we have brought a very important tournament back home," said Sinner, referring to the last Italian champion in Rome, Adriano Panatta in 1976. "It's the first time in history that two Italians win here. It's incredible. Last year, Jasmine won both the singles and doubles with Sara. We keep trying to give our best here. It has been a huge pleasure to be here from day one. Thank you very much for the support and for everything you have given me."
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Casper Ruud left some words of tremendous sportsmanship after falling in the final of the Rome Masters 1000 against Jannik Sinner. The Norwegian didn't hold back in his praise for the world number one during the trophy presentation ceremony. “What you are doing this year is very difficult to describe in words. As someone who also plays tennis at the highest level, it is an honor to watch you play,” Ruud stated. The Norwegian also wanted to highlight the impact of Italian tennis. “You have six, seven, or eight incredible players revolutionizing this sport,” and even found time to joke about football. “I know things are going a little worse there; when you lose against Norway, we have to be able to joke a little.”
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Although it is not his favorite surface, or at least it wasn’t until now, Jannik Sinner continues to break records also on clay courts. The Italian has conquered this year the three Masters 1000 tournaments played on clay (Monte Carlo, Madrid, and Rome). Something that only one man had achieved so far. It was the king of clay, Rafa Nadal, in 2010. A new record in a simply historic season for the Italian.
3/3 - Jannik Sinner is the second player to win all three ATP Masters 1000 events on clay in a season since the format’s introduction in 1990 after Rafael Nadal in 2010. Kings.#IBI26 | @InteBNLdItalia @atptour pic.twitter.com/K25AylIyan
— OptaAce (@OptaAce) May 17, 2026
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Sinner, segundo jugador que gana los tres Masters 1000 sobre tierra en la misma temporada
With his historic victory at the Rome Masters 1000 against Casper Ruud, the world number one continues to distance himself from the Spanish tennis player.
Carlos Alcaraz joined the congratulations to his top rival, Jannik Sinner, after the Italian's historic victory at the Rome Masters 1000. Sinner completes the Golden Masters with this title (winning all ATP Masters 1000 tournaments), an achievement that didn't go unnoticed by the young Murcian, who is still recovering from his wrist injury. "Congratulations, Jannik, on completing the Golden Masters, you deserve it," wrote Alcaraz on his Instagram account.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, La felicitación de Alcaraz a Sinner tras su histórico triunfo en Roma
It seemed like he had the ticket to the round of 16 completely secured, but Marco Trungelliti starred in one of the most difficult-to-explain defeats of the week at the ATP 250 in Geneva. The Argentine was leading by 7-5, 5-1 (30-15), but ended up losing to Mariano Navone in a completely unexpected turn of events: 7-5, 5-7, 1-6, after 2 hours and 55 minutes of battle. Trungelliti began to show physical problems in a knee and ended up collapsing from that favorable 5-1 lead in the second set. Navone, much stronger physically and never losing faith, took advantage of his compatriot's downturn to complete an incredible comeback and set a date with Cameron Norrie in the round of 16.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Inexplicable derrumbe de Trungelliti en Ginebra: dejó escapar un 7-5, 5-1
The Italian opens up after conquering Rome and completing the Golden Masters: pressure, happiness, Roland Garros… and the impossible record of the nine Masters 1000.
Reactions to Jannik Sinner's title at the Rome Masters 1000 have been immediate. With this victory, the Italian completes the collection of Masters 1000 titles by winning all nine tournaments in this category. A milestone that only Novak Djokovic had achieved until today. The Serbian has welcomed the Italian to this exclusive club through his social media.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, El mensaje de Djokovic a Sinner tras su victoria en Roma
Jannik Sinner did not hide his emotion after conquering the Rome Masters 1000 strong> for the first time. The Italian wanted to highlight the great moment that Italian tennis is going through and the value of seeing a local player lift the trophy fifty years later. "After 50 years, we have brought a very important tournament back home," said Sinner, referring to the last Italian champion in Rome, Adriano Panatta in 1976. "It's the first time in history that two Italians win here. It's incredible. Last year, Jasmine won both the singles and doubles with Sara. We keep trying to give our best here. It has been a huge pleasure to be here from day one. Thank you very much for the support and for everything you have given me."
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Sinner muestra su orgullo por el tenis taliano tras ganar en Roma
Casper Ruud left some words of tremendous sportsmanship after falling in the final of the Rome Masters 1000 against Jannik Sinner. The Norwegian didn't hold back in his praise for the world number one during the trophy presentation ceremony. “What you are doing this year is very difficult to describe in words. As someone who also plays tennis at the highest level, it is an honor to watch you play,” Ruud stated. The Norwegian also wanted to highlight the impact of Italian tennis. “You have six, seven, or eight incredible players revolutionizing this sport,” and even found time to joke about football. “I know things are going a little worse there; when you lose against Norway, we have to be able to joke a little.”
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Ruud: "Es un honor ver jugar a Sinner"
Although it is not his favorite surface, or at least it wasn’t until now, Jannik Sinner continues to break records also on clay courts. The Italian has conquered this year the three Masters 1000 tournaments played on clay (Monte Carlo, Madrid, and Rome). Something that only one man had achieved so far. It was the king of clay, Rafa Nadal, in 2010. A new record in a simply historic season for the Italian.
3/3 - Jannik Sinner is the second player to win all three ATP Masters 1000 events on clay in a season since the format’s introduction in 1990 after Rafael Nadal in 2010. Kings.#IBI26 | @InteBNLdItalia @atptour pic.twitter.com/K25AylIyan
— OptaAce (@OptaAce) May 17, 2026
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Jannik Sinner continues to write his name in golden letters in the history of tennis. With his recent title in Rome, the Italian now boasts the trophy of the nine Masters 1000 tournaments currently on the ATP circuit. An impressive record that only Novak Djokovic had previously achieved. The Serbian, with a total of 40 Masters 1000 titles, has won each of them at least twice. Neither Rafa Nadal nor Roger Federer could accomplish what the one from San Candido has done.
9/9 - Jannik Sinner is the second player in the format's history to win all nine active ATP Masters 1000 events, after Novak Djokovic, achieving the feat in 62 fewer main draw appearances than Djokovic. Game Over.#IBI26 | @InteBNLdItalia @atptour pic.twitter.com/2lcxLiswZI
— OptaAce (@OptaAce) May 17, 2026
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Jannik Sinner doesn't tire of making history. The Italian conquered the Rome Masters 1000 this Sunday for the first time in his career after defeating Casper Ruud in the final. With this title, Sinner has already won each of the existing Masters 1000 on the ATP circuit, totaling 10 trophies in this category. At the beginning of the season, he lacked four to complete the collection, Indian Wells and the three played on clay. However, his historic winning streak has led him to conquer all of them in just a couple of months.
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