Jannik Sinner has had an amazing year on the tennis court, and he might earn a big bonus if things go well for him by the season’s end. His biggest moments came at the Grand Slams, where he won his first major title after an incredible comeback from two sets down against Daniil Medvedev in the Australian Open final. Following that, he claimed victory at the US Open by defeating Taylor Fritz in a match that wasn’t very close.
At Flushing Meadows, Sinner only lost two sets throughout seven matches, one of which was in the opening round. This achievement was even more remarkable given that news of his two positive tests for clostebol emerged just before the tournament started. The International Tennis Integrity Agency initially cleared him, but then WADA appealed because they believed he was more responsible than initially thought.
Sinner also became world No. 1 during the French Open in 2024 and has stayed there due to his consistent performance since then. Fans are probably excited about how well he’s been playing this year despite all these challenges.
| Name | Age | Points | Stats 2024 |
|---|---|---|---|
| 🇮🇹 Jannik Sinner | 23 | 15,405 | 33 - 3 |
Title Battles and Rankings Drama:
Before his doping issue became public knowledge, Sinner had already achieved success outside of Grand Slams with titles and finals at ATP 500 tournaments. After winning in Australia, he went on to win another title at Rotterdam by beating Alex de Minaur easily in straight sets. Then came another victory on grass at Halle Open against Hubert Hurkacz with a tight scoreline of 7-6, 7-6.
However, not everything went according to plan as Carlos Alcaraz defeated him in a tough final battle at China Open later that year. Despite participating in only three ATP 500 events during 2024 so far—Rotterdam Open being one—his stellar performances have kept him among those competing for top bonuses awarded based on results across these tournaments.
With scores adding up to an impressive total of 1,330 points from just three competitions this level alone (Arthur Fils follows closely behind), many fans wonder if Sinner can hold onto first place until October ends when Vienna takes place without defending last year’s title there; meaning no additional points will be earned during its week-long run between October twenty-first through twenty-seventh!
If Fils reaches Basel semis while others like Alex de Minaur or Ugo Humbert/Casper Ruud manage similar feats elsewhere simultaneously—they could surpass Jannik’s point tally altogether!
In conclusion: What do you think about all these twists?
