Jannik Sinner capped off an incredible year by securing the ATP Finals title, defeating Taylor Fritz with a score of 6-4, 6-4 in front of his home crowd in Turin. This victory marks Sinner's third major title of the year, having previously won both the Australian Open and the US Open, and he has also achieved the year-end No. 1 ranking. With this win, Sinner made history as the first Italian to claim the ATP Finals trophy, accomplishing the feat without dropping a single set throughout the tournament—a milestone last achieved by Ivan Lendl in 1986.

Jannik Sinner is currently facing off against Alex de Minaur in the group stage of the ATP Finals. The match has been intense, with long rallies that have sparked discussions about the weight of the balls this year, which seem to be contributing to even more extended exchanges. As the score stands at Sinner 1-2 de Minaur, Sinner is feeling the pressure. De Minaur has managed to push Sinner to a 30-30 situation and then capitalized on an error from Sinner to earn the first break point of the match. Sinner attempted to approach the net but misfired a backhand into the tramline, allowing de Minaur to secure an early break. The match is heating up!