Here’s Jannik Sinner’s schedule for the first half of 2025.

• Australian Open (12 – Jan 26)
• Rotterdam (3-9 February)
• Doha (17-22 February)
• Indian Wells (5-16 March)
• Miami (19-30 March)
• Monaco di Baviera (14-20 April)
• Madrid (23 April-4 May)
• Roma (7-18 May)
• Roland Garros (25 May-8 June)

Jannik Sinner had an extraordinary 2024 season that can be described as historic and transformative. He began the year by winning his first Grand Slam title at the Australian Open, coming back from a 0-2 deficit against Medvedev in the final. By June, he became the first Italian man to reach the world No. 1 ranking, establishing a nearly 4,000-point lead

Key 2024 Achievements

• Won two Grand Slam titles (Australian Open and US Open)
• Achieved an incredible 73-6 overall win-loss record
• Won 8 titles, including ATP Finals, Cincinnati Masters, and Miami Masters
• Improved his record against Top 10 players to 17-5 for the year

Challenges

Despite his success, Sinner faced a significant challenge with a complicated doping controversy that created uncertainty and public scrutiny. However, he remained composed and continued to perform at an exceptional level, demonstrating remarkable mental strength.

Breakthrough Moments

Jannik Sinner showed remarkable maturity in 2024, transforming from a talented player to a strategic and composed champion. He notably improved his point construction, decision-making, and versatility, which were key to his unprecedented success. By the end of the year, he was named ATP Player of the Year, edging out Carlos Alcaraz by a single vote.

His season culminated with winning the ATP Finals in Turin without dropping a single set – a feat not achieved since 1986 – solidifying his status as the dominant player of 2024.