Jannik Sinner

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4) Sinner Bids To Build On Strong Finish: Alongside Djokovic — whom he beat twice in singles in the final weeks of the season — Sinner was the hottest player on the ATP Tour at the tail end of 2023. The Italian reached the Nitto ATP Finals title round on home soil and later led Italy to Davis Cup glory.

That success earned Sinner his first Top 5 finish at World No. 4, with a considerable gap of nearly 1,685 Pepperstone ATP Rankings points between him and Andrey Rublev at No. 5. How much higher can Sinner climb in 2024?

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Alcaraz & Sinner Practise Together In Villena

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Session took place at the Ferrero Tennis Academy
Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz trained together on Thursday in Spain.Ferrero Tennis Academy
Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz trained together on Thursday in Spain.
By ATPTour.com/es Staff
Carlos Alcaraz, No. 2 in the Pepperstone ATP Rankings, and Jannik Sinner, No. 4, shared a court Thursday at the Ferrero Tennis Academy, where they practised together in preparation for the 2024 season.

Alcaraz and Sinner, whose Lexus ATP Head2Head rivalry is one of the hottest in the modern game (Sinner leads 4-3), both enjoyed a hugely successful 2023.

The Spaniard was the world No. 1 for several weeks during a season in which he claimed six ATP Tour titles, including his second Grand Slam championship at Wimbledon.

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Meanwhile, Sinner picked up four trophies, ending the year in fine form, reaching the final of the Nitto ATP Finals in Turin (l. to Novak Djokovic) before helping Italy to its second Davis Cup title in Malaga, defeating Djokovic in the semi-finals (first in singles to make the tie 1-1 against Serbia, and then in doubles alongside Lorenzo Sonego).

Sinner spent a few days in Alicante to continue his preseason preparations. The many sessions planned by his Italian team included a visit to Villena on Thursday 21 December to train with Alcaraz at the Ferrero Tennis Academy.


Alcaraz was accompanied by Juan Carlos Ferrero and Samuel Lopez, the coach who will travel with him to Australia. Ferrero underwent an arthroscopy on his left knee, so he is unable to make the trip Down Under. Sinner, meanwhile, was playing under the watchful eye of Simone Vagnozzi, one of his coaches.

As well as their fierce rivalry on the court, Alcaraz and Sinner have enjoyed a friendship for many years since first meeting in the lower categories of the circuit and later on the ATP Tour.

Both Alcaraz and Sinner will kick off their 2024 season at the Australian Open, the first Grand Slam of the year.

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Uderzenie zamykające 2023 rok.

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