Jannik Sinner is aiming to win his fifth consecutive Masters 1000 title today at the Madrid Open. He faces Alexander Zverev in the finals, marking a significant moment in tennis history.
Sinner has a strong head-to-head record of 9-4 against Zverev. Currently, he boasts a remarkable 22-match winning streak and has not lost a completed match at a Masters event since May 2025.
The Italian player has won his last 27 matches at Masters events, including four consecutive finals. In contrast, Zverev, a two-time former champion in Madrid, has only dropped two sets on his way to this final.
Key statistics:
- Sinner’s win-loss record for the year stands at 29-2.
- Zverev’s record is currently at 26-7.
- Sinner is 8-4 in Masters finals, while Zverev holds a record of 7-5.
- Sinner has been pushed to just one tiebreak in his last ten sets.
- Zverev served 12 aces in the quarterfinals.
After defeating his opponents with ease, Sinner expressed confidence. “I’m trying to play the best possible tennis, but today was a very good day in the office,” he said. Zverev acknowledged Sinner’s dominance, stating, “He’s World No. 1 and hasn’t lost a match since the beginning of February.” Zverev believes he must play exceptionally well to have a chance against Sinner.
Observers expect a thrilling match as both players aim for glory. With prize money totaling $1,007,165 up for grabs, the stakes are high. The outcome could further solidify Sinner’s status as one of the top players in tennis history.