The number one in the world also becomes Italian with multiple Slam finals, overcoming Nicola Pietrangeli
From New York to London, passing through Melbourne and Paris. Reaching the final of Wimbledon Jannik Sinner has become the sixth man in the Open era to reach four consecutive Slam finals. A truly exclusive club, which sees Roger Federer excel, who made ten (Wimbledon 2005-US Open 2007) and also holder of the second longer strip of Slam finals, with 8 (Roland Garros 2008-Australian Open 2010). The Swiss is followed by Novak Djokovic with 6 (Australian Open 2015- Roland Garros 2016). Four Jannik is in the company of name such as Rod Laver, Andre Agassi and Ancora Novak Djokovic, with Nadal at 5. The number one in the world has also become the eleventh player of the Open era to reach the final of the male singular in all 4 4 tournaments of the Grand Slam. He would become the third player to reach the finish line in Wimbledon, after Ivan Lendl and Jim Courier. The others to do it? They are Rod Laver, Ken Rosewall, Stefan Edberg, Andre Agassi and Fab Four (Roger Federer, Novak Djokovic, Andy Murray and Rafael Nadal).
The other records
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Sinner is the third of the story in the ranking of the smallest number of Slam played before reaching the final in all the majors. For Jannik this is in fact the 23rd career participation in a Slam and only Courier and Andre Agassi have reached the four finals in less time, respectively in their 19th and 22nd participation. Sinner is also to his sixth appearance in a Grand Slam tournament since he reached his first Slam final at the Australian Open 2024. Winning today he established the record of the Open era for the lesser interval between the achievement of the first final of the Grand Slam in the male singular and the completion of the series of Slam finals, exceeding Courier, who completed the series of SLAM Finals in his non -non -appearance in an appearance in a Grand Slam tournament after reaching its first Slam final. The number one in the world also becomes the Italian with the most finals Slam, five, overcoming Nicola Pietrangeli, stopped at four, becoming the third blue to play the Wimbledon final after Matteo Berrettini (2021) and Jasmine Paolini (2024).