Jannik Sinner Matches Record of Thirty-One Consecutive Masters 1000 Wins at the Rome Tournament

Jannik Sinner has equaled the record of 31 consecutive Masters 1000 victories after defeating Andrea Pellegrino at the Rome Masters.The world number 1 is now poised to potentially surpass Novak Djokovic and claim his first home title since Adriano Panatta in 1976.While other competitors like Alexander Zverev suffered early exits, Sinner advances to the quarterfinals to face Andrey Rublev.The tournament serves as a key preparation for the upcoming Roland Garros while Sinner continues his pursuit of all nine Masters 1000 titles.