Jannik Sinner: Latest News, Scores and What’s Next

If you follow men’s tennis, you’ve probably seen Jannik Sinner’s name pop up a lot lately. The Italian teen‑turned‑pro has been climbing the ATP rankings fast, and his games are getting hotter. This guide pulls together his recent results, current rank, and the big tournaments he’ll be playing.

Recent Match Results

In the past month Sinner played three ATP events. He won his first‑round match at the Miami Open in straight sets, then fell in the quarter‑finals to the world No. 1 after a tough three‑set battle. A week later he reached the final in Rome, losing a close tiebreaker in the deciding set. His most recent outing was the French Open where he made it to the fourth round before being knocked out by a left‑handed baseline player.

Overall, his win‑loss record this season sits at 12‑4, which is a solid improvement over last year. The key takeaway is his ability to stay aggressive on both forehand and backhand, and his serve speed has edged past 120 mph on several occasions.

Current ATP Ranking and Points

As of the latest update, Sinner is ranked No. 5 in the world with 5,820 points. He earned most of those points from his deep run in Rome and steady performances on the hard‑court swing. The next ranking cut‑off is in two weeks, so a good showing at Wimbledon could push him into the top 4.

Points breakdown: 1,200 from Rome (runner‑up), 720 from Miami (quarter‑finals), 360 from the French Open (fourth round), and the rest from smaller events and Davis Cup ties.

Upcoming Tournaments

Here’s a quick look at what’s on his calendar for the next month:

• Wimbledon (July 1‑14) – Grass courts. Sinner has never passed the third round here, so fans are hoping for a breakthrough.
• Olympic Games (July 26‑August 5) – Representing Italy. The format is best‑of‑three, which could favor his stamina.
• US Open (August 30‑September 12) – Hard courts. Early rounds look promising based on his recent form.

He’s also confirmed his participation in a few ATP 250 events in the lead‑up to the US Open to fine‑tune his game.

Playing Style and Strengths

Sinner combines a powerful two‑handed backhand with a solid first serve. He likes to dictate points early, often stepping inside the baseline to take balls early. Defensively, he’s improved his footwork, making it harder for opponents to hit winners.

One weakness that shows up in longer matches is his endurance on five‑set days. Coaches are working on his cardio, and you’ll likely see a noticeable uptick in his stamina by the season’s end.

Overall, Jannik Sinner is a rising star with a bright future. Keep an eye on his schedule, watch his matches live when you can, and check back here for the latest scores and analysis.