from his debut in a TMS in 2019 to being able to win the Golden Masters

Fate could not have brought Jannik Sinner best scenario. The Italian tennis player can conquer the Career Golden Masters in Rome. The Foro Italico prepares for accompany the number 1 in the world in search of the only 1000 Masters that is missing from his record.

Arrives after winning five consecutive TMS (Paris in 2025 and Indian Wells, Miami, Monte Carlo and Madrid in 2026). Only Novak Djokovic has the Career Golden Mastersin his case twice by having won the nine Masters 1000 on two occasions.

Sinner refuses to be a prophet in his land. In 2025 he fell in the final against Carlos Alcaraz and could not end the curse that haunts the Italians in this tournament: He has not won one in the men’s team since Adriano Panatta’s triumph in 1976.

Jannik could close the circle. The Rome Masters 1000 saw his debut in an ATP tournament of this category. It happened in 2019. Sinner, at 17 years old, defeated Steve Johnson with a comeback included (1-6, 6-1 and 7-5). He would then lose in the third round to Stefanos Tsitsipas.

Since then He has won 28 ATP titleswith four grand slams and nine Masters 1000 (two in Miami and one in Indian Wells, Monte Carlo, Madrid, Canada, Cincinnati, Shanghai and Paris).