Jannik Sinner is a two-time Australian Open winner.
Jannik Sinner successfully defended his Australian Open title, with a near-flawless campaign at the Melbourne Park. Following his triumph, the Italian joins an elite group of players thereby cementing his place in the history books as one of the greats of the game.
The World No. #1 continues to soar high in terms of titles and rankings, as he is set to remain at the apex position for a very long time. Sinner cast aside the controversies surrounding doping and silenced his critics in some style. The top seed dropped just two sets in his title run, further extending his supremacy on court.
Such was the 23-year-old’s sheer dominance that he held all his serving games against Alexander Zverev in the final. On that note, let’s look at some of the records which Jannik Sinner broke in his path to glory.
5. Only Italian to win multiple Grand Slams in Open Era
Italy is a rich country in the discipline of tennis. There is no greater pride than bringing glory to your nation on a global platform. Adriano Panatta, a former Italian player had won the French Open back in 1976, Francesca Schiavone emerged victorious at the 2010 French Open and Flavia Pennetta triumphed at the 2015 US Open.
With his recent Australian Open 2025 triumph, Jannik Sinner officially becomes Italy’s most successful tennis player with three Grand Slam singles titles. No other Italian has managed to bring home more than one Grand Slam trophy.
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4. Fifth man to win three successive hard-court Majors in Open Era
With title victories at the Australian Open 2024, US Open 2024 and now the Australian Open 2025, Jannik Sinner is only the fifth male player to have won three consecutive hard-court Slams.