Sina’s Wimbledon victory, numbers

Chris Oddo| @thefanchild | Sunday, July 13, 2025

Jannik Sinner Make history at Wimbledon Sunday, defeating Carlos Alcaraz 4-6, 6-4, 6-4, 6-4 became the first Italian to win the Wimbledon singles championship.

Before the grass scissors settle, let’s see what sinners have achieved in the title.

4 – The Sinner won his fourth major title and was by far the most successful Italian player. The sinners took Jim Courier, Ken Rosewell and Guillermo Vilas to the historical men’s singles Grand Slam singles champion list.

20 – Sinner’s 20th overall title puts him in the fifth place on the active ATP title list.

100 – Sinner won the century in the Grand Slam, improving to 81-19 in the Grand Slam. Only one Italian player – 94-year-old Nico Pietrangeli won more.

81-Jannik Sinner won the 81st men’s singles championship in the Grand Slam – only Rafael Nadal (86) has won more victories since 2000 in his first 100 men’s singles matches in the Grand Slam. echelon.#wimbledon | @wimbledon @atptour @atpmediainfo pic.twitter.com/gasicilgu

– Optaace (@optaace) July 13, 2025

6 – Sinner became the sixth player in four consecutive major finals in the Open era, joining Agassi, Djokovic, Federer, Laver and Nadal.

By reaching all four major finals in his 23rd major debut, Sinner achieved a faster feat than two players (19-year-old Courier) and 22-year-old Agassi.

4 for 7 – Sinner won four of the last seven major singles titles, and Alcaraz won the other three.

3 – With his title, Sinner became one of five players in the Open era 23 or under while also having three men’s singles titles in Grand Slam with Connors, Sampras, and Federer Nadal.

3-Jannik Sinner is now one of five players around the age of 23 in the Open era, while also having three men’s singles champions in the Grand Slam with Jimmy Connors, Pete Sampras, Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal. stratosphere.#wimbledon | @wimbledon @atptour @atpmediainfo pic.twitter.com/tl9ifekhfg

– Optaace (@optaace) July 13, 2025