On home soil in Turin, Jannik Sinner completed a second consecutive Nitto ATP Finals title without dropping a single set. He defeated Carlos Alcaraz to close a tournament run that left an elite indoor field without answers.
A perfect week, twice over
Across his 2024 and 2025 Finals campaigns, Sinner did not lose a set. No opponent forced a tiebreak in the final. His flat, early-struck groundstrokes gave the field no foothold from the first rally of the week.
The championship match followed the same script. Sinner broke early in each set and held with calm authority, leaving Alcaraz to chase returns that were already past him.
Ten titles, one first
This trophy extended a sequence that now defines the top of the men's game. Seven months after becoming the first Italian to win Wimbledon, Sinner stood at the centre of the Pala Alpitour with the season's last major prize again in his hands.
His 2024 season ended with a US Open title, the Davis Cup, and a debut Finals victory without a straight-sets loss all year. A three-month suspension in early 2025 did nothing to interrupt the rhythm. He returned to claim Wimbledon, and by 2026 had strung together five straight Masters 1000 titles and a Career Golden Masters.
The mark he set in Turin has no modern equal: two ATP Finals crowns, no sets conceded. The indoor season now bends around him.
In his home country, with his family watching courtside, the tournament finished as it started — another straight-sets win, another quiet handshake, another piece of history.
