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Jannik Sinner

Cried Tears After the Title: "Haven't Had it Easy"

He came to play in the US Open after a acquittal of a doping conviction that sparked strong reactions. But it was a very sick relative who moved Jannik Sinner to tears after the final victory on Flushing Meadows.

Cried Tears After the Title: "Haven't Had it Easy"

Through to the Semifinal After Dramatic Match

He chose to play offensively and was often up at the net. Jannik Sinner's tactic was clear in the quarterfinal against Daniil Medvedev.

Through to the Semifinal After Dramatic Match

Through to the Semifinals Without Losing a Set

Jack Draper has achieved his greatest success as a tennis player so far. The 22-year-old Briton is clear for the semifinal in the US Open after a convincing victory in the quarterfinal against Alex de Minaur, Australia.

Through to the Semifinals Without Losing a Set

Federer's Criticism: Has Sinner Been Given Special Treatment?

Now tennis legend Roger Federer is entering the discussion about the doping allegations against world number one Jannik Sinner, who has been acquitted. The question everyone is asking; has he been treated the same way as everyone else? says the Swiss.

Federer's Criticism: Has Sinner Been Given Special Treatment?

Stormy match awaits in the quarterfinals: "It's going to be tough"

Jannik Sinner is now doing everything to get in top physical shape for the quarterfinals in the US Open. Because there, former champion Daniil Medvedev is waiting.

Stormy match awaits in the quarterfinals: "It's going to be tough"

Moving forward in the US Open after a crushing victory

Carlos Alcaraz and Novak Djokovic have already been eliminated, but world number one Jannik Sinner looks all the stronger in the US Open tennis. The crushing score of 6–1, 6–4, 6–2 against Christopher O'Connell, Australia, took Sinner further to the quarterfinals at Flushing Meadows in New York.

Moving forward in the US Open after a crushing victory

After the doping revelation – Sinner continues

The tennis star Jannik Sinner came to the US Open with the shadow of the revelation that he had tested positive for a banned substance in the spring hanging over him. Despite this, the world number one was able to win his opening match and is through to the second round of the Grand Slam tournament.

After the doping revelation – Sinner continues

Djokovic Criticism: "There is no Consistency"

Earlier in the week, the news broke that world number one Jannik Sinner had tested positive for doping, but avoids suspension. Now, world number two Novak Djokovic is directing sharp criticism towards tennis's anti-doping rules.

Djokovic Criticism: "There is no Consistency"

Sinner: "I haven't done anything wrong"

Jannik Sinner tested positive for the banned performance-enhancing steroid clostebol on two occasions in the spring. The world number one has been cleared of punishment as the International Tennis Federation accepted Sinner's explanation that he had ingested the substance by mistake.

Sinner: "I haven't done anything wrong"

Sinner's coach: He has worn him down

Jannik Sinner is coming to the US Open overshadowed by the revelation that he tested positive for a banned substance in the spring. It has taken a toll on him both physically and mentally, says the world star's coach Darren Cahill.

Sinner's coach: He has worn him down

Critical after the news about Sinner: "Ridiculous"

Jannik Sinner tested positive for doping twice – but was acquitted. Nick Kyrgios thinks that's wrong.

Critical after the news about Sinner: "Ridiculous"

World Number One Tests Positive for Doping – Cleared

The world number one in tennis, Jannik Sinner, showed a positive doping test on two separate occasions in March. According to tennis's international testing organization, ITIA, the test showed positive for a metabolite of clostebol, a banned steroid according to WADA's regulations.

World Number One Tests Positive for Doping – Cleared

World Number Four Withdraws from the Olympics

The star fall in the tennis tournament in Paris continues. On the men's side, big stars like Jannik Sinner, Holger Rune, and Andy Murray have already thrown in the towel due to injuries or other concerns.

World Number Four Withdraws from the Olympics

Circus Nadal creates public hysteria in Båstad

Circus Nadal is underway in Båstad – 19 years after the last visit. The Spanish clay-court king remembers the parties in the tennis metropolis as a teenager, but with his wife and children present, it will probably be none of that this year.

Circus Nadal creates public hysteria in Båstad

World Number One Withdraws from Båstad on Doctor's Advice

Jannik Sinner withdraws from next week's ATP tournament in Båstad on the advice of doctors. The 22-year-old Italian world number one is tired after Wimbledon.

World Number One Withdraws from Båstad on Doctor's Advice

World Number One Knocked Out – After Doctor's Visit

The world number one in tennis, Jannik Sinner, is out of Wimbledon. After a long and chaotic five-setter, which included a longer medical timeout, the Italian fell to world number five Daniil Medvedev in the quarterfinals.

World Number One Knocked Out – After Doctor's Visit

Medvedev advances after Dimitrov's injury

Daniil Medvedev is clear for the quarterfinals in Wimbledon. The world's number five stood as the winner after Grigor Dimitrov was forced to withdraw with an injury.

Medvedev advances after Dimitrov's injury

Stars Advance According to Plan in Wimbledon

The Italian Jannik Sinner is as expected advancing to the second round in Wimbledon – but it was not entirely without problems. The world number one is joined by another group of stars who won their initial matches on Monday, including the Norwegian Casper Ruud and the Spanish Carlos Alcaraz.

Stars Advance According to Plan in Wimbledon

Nadal confirmed for Båstad: "The biggest thing that has happened"

Spanish tennis king Rafael Nadal, 38, is clear for the ATP tournament in Båstad this summer. It is the biggest thing that has happened to Båstad.

Nadal confirmed for Båstad: "The biggest thing that has happened"

Sinner makes history as new World No. 1

Jannik Sinner is the new number one on the men's World Championship ranking in tennis. It is the first time an Italian has been at the top since the digital ranking was introduced in 1973.

Sinner makes history as new World No. 1

Alcaraz took historic title after great drama

Carlos Alcaraz stands as the winner of the year's French Championships. This after the 21-year-old won the final against Alexander Zverev.

Alcaraz took historic title after great drama

Tired Alcaraz to the final – stomach-sick Ruud fell

World Number One Carlos Alcaraz, Spain, turned and won a five-set match against world number two Jannik Sinner, Italy. After 2–6, 6–3, 3–6, 6–4, 6–3, the 21-year-old Spaniard is clear for his first French Open final.

Tired Alcaraz to the final – stomach-sick Ruud fell

Alcaraz to the semifinal – meets the new world number one

Carlos Alcaraz, the Spanish player, is through to the semifinals of the French Open tennis championships. The 21-year-old defeated Stefanos Tsitsipas of Greece in three straight sets, 6–3, 7–6, 6–4.

Alcaraz to the semifinal – meets the new world number one

Djokovic withdraws from the French Championships

World number one Novak Djokovic is withdrawing from the French Open due to an injury. The announcement means that world junior Casper Ruud will go straight to the semifinals.

Djokovic withdraws from the French Championships