Jannik Sinner enters the French Open on a 29-match win streak and aims for a career Grand Slam
By sweeping the first five Masters 1000 tournaments of the year top-ranked Jannik Sinner has dominated tennis like few other players have in the sport’s recent history.
He has amassed a 29-match winning streak.
And yet now the stakes are rising for Sinner as he attempts to complete a career Grand Slam by winning the French Open.
The clay-court Grand Slam starts on Sunday in Paris and it's the only major that Sinner hasn’t won.
A couple of hours after becoming the first Italian man to win the Italian Open in 50 years Sinner’s focus was already pivoting toward Roland Garros.
He says “my main goal is and remains Paris.”
Sinner completes Masters collection
- Sinner speeds into history with Rome win BBC News —
- Sinner wins Italian Open to complete Masters collection The Straits Times —
- Sinner reaches historic landmark after Italian Open win RTE —
- Jannik Sinner breaks Novak Djokovic's ATP Masters 1000 title record with Italian Open win The New York Times —
- Red-hot Jannik Sinner enters French Open undefeated on clay following Italian Open victory NY Post —