Jannik Sinner is halfway through a historic season on the ATP Tour.
The Italian recently captured his fifth Grand Slam crown at Wimbledon, completing the second successful major title defence of his career.
Sinner’s Wimbledon triumph follows his remarkable run in the ATP Masters 1000 series, in which he is on course to achieve a feat no man has ever done before.
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He has won each of the first five Masters tournaments this year, and is bidding to become the only player since the format’s inception to win all nine in the same season.
Sinner continues to shatter records at just 24 years of age, and he has just reached another milestone a week after Wimbledon.
Jannik Sinner’s tally of weeks at world number one improves
Sinner (81) has now surpassed two-time Grand Slam champion Lleyton Hewitt (80) to move up to 10th in the all-time list for weeks as world number one.
After winning the Monte-Carlo Masters earlier this season, Sinner reclaimed world number one status from his rival Carlos Alcaraz.
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He has held onto the position since then and is now catching the tallies of some legends.
Sinner is just 20 weeks behind Andre Agassi in ninth, with the American totalling 101 weeks in the top spot of the rankings during his career.
Novak Djokovic remains the player with the most weeks at world number one in history with 428.
Jannik Sinner’s next tournament appearance on the tour
Following his Wimbledon victory, Sinner will have had an extended period of time to rest before returning to tour-level action.
The gap between Wimbledon and the Canadian Open was pushed forward by a week this year.
Sinner will head to Montreal with a full tank once again, and will attempt to win his sixth consecutive ATP Masters 1000 tournament.
His streak at the premium level dates back to 2025, with his last loss at a Masters event coming at the Shanghai Masters last year.
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