Jannik Sinner
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in ItalyThe Italian who broke through the Djokovic-Alcaraz duopoly and became the first player born in the 2000s to reach world No. 1. At 24, Sinner already owns five majors, ten Masters titles, and the rare Career Golden Masters - a collection most champions never complete.
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I wish everyone had my parents like I had them because they always allowed me to choose even when I was young I decided.
Vorrei che tutti quanti avessero i miei genitori, come li ho avuti io perché mi hanno sempre permesso di scegliere anche quando ero giovane
It is wonderful for us tennis players to have a Pope who follows us and has played.
È bellissimo per noi tennisti avere un Papa che ci segue e ha giocato.
Sinner: The ball, there it is. If you want to play a little. Pope Leo XIV: But we'll break something here! We'd better not. Pope Leo XIV: I saw that you won last night....
Sinner: La pallina, eccola. Se vuole giocare un po'...Papa Leone XIV: Ma qua rompiamo qualcosa! Meglio di no.[...]Papa Leone XIV: Ho visto
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Jannik Sinner turned pro at 16 in 2017 and quickly stood out, winning multiple Challenger titles at 17 - a feat few manage that young. By 2019 he'd taken the Next Gen ATP Finals and the Newcomer of the Year award, and in 2021 cracked the top 10, the first player born in the 2000s to do so. His first Masters came at the 2023 Canadian Open, then in January 2024 he took down Novak Djokovic and outlasted Daniil Medvedev in five sets to win the Australian Open - his first major. He closed that year with the US Open and ATP Finals, finishing as year-end No. 1 and making Italy the first nation to hold both the men's top ranking and back-to-back Davis Cups. In 2025 he reached all four major finals, winning Australia and Wimbledon, losing twice to Carlos Alcaraz in five. A year later he defended Wimbledon, rattled off five straight Masters titles, and at 24 became the second - and youngest - player ever to complete the Career Golden Masters.
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