review of his incredible season and all his titles

Sinner’s rise: from promise to Grand Slam champion in one season

Jannik Sinner wins the Australian Open and US Open in 2024. They catapulted him to a privileged place in tennis history. With these two titles, he became the third man in the Open era to win his first two Grand Slams in the same season, an achievement that had not been repeated since Guillermo Vilas achieved it in 1977.

2024 started with great momentum for Sinner, who produced an outstanding performance at the 2023 ATP Finals and led Italy in the Davis Cup. Being No. 4 in the world, had an exciting start to the year

overcoming a two-set deficit in the Australian Open final against Daniil Medvedev. With this victory he became the second Italian of the Open Era to win a Grand Slam, following in the footsteps of Adriano Panatta, the 1976 Roland Garros champion.

Sinner had an exceptional year: record 64 wins and so far only six losses, equaling his personal record for wins in a season. At 23, he managed to win titles at the ATP Masters 1000 in Miami and Cincinnati, as well as the ATP 500 in Rotterdam and Halle, establishing himself as one of the most dominant players at the tournament.

By lifting his second Grand Slam at the US Open, Sinner joined a select group of tennis players who have won the Australian Open and US Open on hard courts in the same season, alongside legends such as Novak Djokovic, Roger Federer and Mats Wilander . . This impressive campaign has seen him remain world number one for 17 weeks, and his reign appears far from over.

In this sense, Andrea GaudenziPresident of the ATP, states that “finishing the season as the best player in the world is tennis’s greatest challenge. Yannick’s determination and strong work ethic earned him a place in history as the first Italian to achieve this award.

. At 23 years old, he should be immensely proud of everything he has achieved. We look forward to continuing his career.”