The 2024 ATP Tour season has now reached its conclusion, with players already looking towards 2025.
Jannik Sinner ended 2024 as number one, with the Italian followed by Alexander Zverev and Carlos Alcaraz in second and third respectively.
The German once again missed out on a Grand Slam, however, with Sinner and Alcaraz winning two apiece.
Sinner could be banned after the 2025 Australian Open due to his doping case, meaning a title defence is still on the cards at this moment in time.
And given his ability on hard courts, back-to-back Australian Open titles for Sinner cannot be ruled out, with the event getting underway in mid-January.
Top five ATP players with most break points converted in 2024
He has improved in various areas in recent years, one of which concerns break points, with no ATP Tour player converting more than Sinner’s 270 in 2024.
As per the ATP website, he is followed by Alex de Minaur in second with 257, with Zverev in third with 254.
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And completing the top five list of most break point conversions in 2024 is Daniil Medvedev (229) and Alcaraz (218).
| Rank | Player | Percentage | Points won | Total points | Matches |
| 1 | Jannik Sinner | 42.25% | 270 | 639 | 76 |
| 2 | Alex de Minaur | 45.09% | 257 | 570 | 66 |
| 3 | Alexander Zverev | 37.13% | 254 | 684 | 90 |
| 4 | Daniil Medvedev | 43.95% | 229 | 521 | 67 |
| 5 | Carlos Alcaraz | 42.66% | 218 | 511 | 64 |
Jannik Sinner can improve break point conversion in 2025
Sinner may have topped the list for most break points converted, but it was De Minaur who shone brightest in terms of percentage of points won.
The Australian led the way with his figure of 45.09%, closely followed by Medvedev (43.95%) and British number one Jack Draper (43.78%).
Sinner meanwhile is down in seventh with his total of 42.25%, which the idea that the Italian can still improve certain to worry his opponents.
| Event | Surface |
| Nitto ATP Finals | Indoor/Hard |
| ATP Masters 1000 Shanghai | Outdoor/Hard |
| US Open | Outdoor/Hard |
| ATP Masters 1000 Cincinnati | Outdoor/Hard |
| Halle | Outdoor/Grass |
| ATP Masters 1000 Miami | Outdoor/Hard |
| Rotterdam | Indoor/Hard |
| Australian Open | Outdoor/Hard |
He clinched eight titles in 2024, particularly impressing on hard courts with his Australian Open and US Open triumphs.
De Minaur meanwhile deserves plenty of praise for his break point efforts, particularly with the Australian’s season having been heavily disrupted by injury.
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