Jannik Sinner has just overtaken one of Novak Djokovic's all-time career records after his win at the ATP Finals

The Italian could break every record going at this rate. Jannik Sinner is once again basking in glory after claiming another ATP Finals title, this time after beating Carlos Alcaraz in the final. Sinner has released a statement after his year ended in glory, and he pocketed the cool $5.1 million winner’s cheque ahead of Alcaraz, who has his number for a large part of 2025. Alcaraz could only praise Sinner after his 7-6, 7-5 defeat, and he will now flick his attention to the Davis Cup, where he will be hoping to help Spain to victory. It feels like every time he plays, Sinner makes some sort of history, and now, after beating Alcaraz, he’s moved ahead of Novak Djokovic when it comes to doing something in his career. Jannik Sinner will already have targets set for 2026, and it looks as though he’s dead set on regaining his spot at the summit of the ATP world rankings. Sinner’s form on the indoor circuit to finish the year has been incredible, with the Italian claiming three successive titles in Vienna, Paris and now Turin. With that in mind, some statistics have emerged that show him overtaking Djokovic when it comes to his win percentage over the pair’s two best years as professional players. A list has been compiled of the highest win percentages over a two-year period, and Sinner is now one of only seven players to boast over 91% over any two-year period.

Summary: Jannik Sinner closes 2024 with an ATP Finals title, surpassing Djokovic in notable two-year win-rate benchmarks and signaling a continued rise toward the top of the rankings.

“Jannik Sinner could break every record going at this rate,” reads the sentiment around his latest triumph, as observers note his extraordinary indoor-season run.

The Tennis Gazette — 2025-11-18

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