Jannik Sinner has completed one of the most remarkable seasons at Majors in tennis history. The Italian embraced the final at all four notable events in 2025, lifting two trophies and finishing runner-up to Carlos Alcaraz that many times.
By collecting all four Major finals in a season, Jannik became the fourth player in the Open era to achieve that. The San Candido native joined an exclusive club that previously featured only Rod Laver, Roger Federer and Novak Djokovic.
The feat requires high-quality tennis at two hard-court Majors in different parts of the season and a crafty transition from clay to grass in June and July.
Sinner achieved that in style, with his consistency throughout 2025 on the biggest stage standing nothing short of extraordinary. Thus, he confirmed his brilliance and maintained it across three surfaces and stages of the season.
By doing so, he matched a standard of excellence that has defined tennis' ultimate champion. Rod Laver, Roger Federer and Novak Djokovic are certainly on that list!, owning the achievement that stands as a part of a rare lineage.
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'The Rocket' achieved that in 1969, in the first full Open era season. Laver conquered all four finals to achieve the most recent Calendar Grand Slam. Federer repeated a marvelous feat three times between 2006 and 2009.
Djokovic stepped in and crowned his dominance at Majors with three notable runs in 2015, 2021 and 2023, matching Federer and achieving that for the last time at 36!
Now, Jannik added his name to that exclusiveroll of honor, underlining his arrival as one of the sport's dominant forces and confirming his class showcased in 2024.
Notably, Sinner is the youngest player to compete in all four Major finals in a season, achieving that a couple of days after turning 24 and keeping the legends behind.
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Thus, the Italian highlighted the promise of even greater accomplishments ahead in the years to come. Jannik's 2025 campaign will be remembered as one of the finest seasons at Majors in recent memory, cementing his place among tennis elite.
