Italian tennis phenom Jannik Sinner has smashed records to become the first player from Italy to claim the ATP World No. 1 ranking since computerized rankings began in 1973! The 22-year-old, who dethroned Novak Djokovic this week, called the achievement a \"dream come true\" but isn’t slowing down—Wimbledon is already on his radar.
From Dream to Dominance
\"I was happy… then it's kind of a relief,\" Sinner told the Associated Press from Monte Carlo. The Grand Slam champ (remember that epic Australian Open win in January? ) said he’ll celebrate \"with loved ones\" but emphasized: \"New challenges are coming up.\"
Wimbledon’s Newest Target
With a stellar 33-3 record this year and three titles, Sinner admitted rivals now see him as the one to beat. \"I have everything to lose,\" he laughed, vowing to become \"more unpredictable on court\" ahead of Wimbledon, where he’ll be the top-seeded player starting July 1.
Hunting Season Continues
True to his chill vibe , Sinner stays grounded: \"We said, 'We’re going hunting'… and this is still the same.\" Whether he’s chasing trophies or mastering new strategies, one thing’s clear—this tennis trailblazer is just getting started.
The 22-year-old, who dethroned Novak Djokovic this week, called the achievement a \"dream come true\" but isn’t slowing down—Wimbledon is already on his radar.
) said he’ll celebrate \"with loved ones\" but emphasized: \"New challenges are coming up.\"
, Sinner stays grounded: \"We said, 'We’re going hunting'… and this is still the same.\" Whether he’s chasing trophies or mastering new strategies, one thing’s clear—this tennis trailblazer is just getting started.
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