
A summary of Jannik Sinner's tennis successes between 2024 and 2026, including winning the Australian Open, completing the Career Golden Masters in Rome and triumphs at Wimbledon.
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The text summarizes Jannik Sinner's sporting results between 2024 and 2026.
From South Tyrol, in 2024 he is the first Italian to win the Australian Open. He also won the US Open and the ATP Finals.
In 2025 he reconfirms himself in Melbourne, before the suspension for the Clostebol case. In the same year he lost at Roland Garros against Alcaraz, but took revenge by winning Wimbledon and the Finals.
On May 18, 2026, with the victory in Rome, he completed the Career Golden Masters. In 2026 he is again king of London.
By Federica Villa

Nicolò Bulega, Italian Ducati rider, mathematically won the Superbike world championship at 26 years old after second place in Cremona and will debut next season in MotoGP with the official Ducati Vr46 team, becoming the first Italian to win the title with the Borgo Panigale manufacturer.

Alexander Zverev sealed Europe's Laver Cup victory by beating Learner Tien in London. The success was consolidated by the Cobolli-Mensik double, leading Team Europa to win the trophy for the sixth time in the history of the competition.

Luna Rossa won the second preliminary America's Cup regatta in the Gulf of Naples, overtaking Emirates Team New Zealand in the final match race with an advantage of 17 seconds, confirming the supremacy already demonstrated in Cagliari.

Parma have announced the dismissal of coach Carlos Cuesta. Despite the victory against Genoa, the club declared the lack of conditions to continue the sporting project. The team is temporarily entrusted to the technical staff.

Alexander Zverev gave Europe a decisive victory in the Laver Cup in London, beating Learner Tien. Team Europa also prevailed in the doubles with Cobolli and Mensik, winning the trophy for the sixth time in the history of the competition.

Nicolò Bulega, Ducati rider, became 2026 Superbike world champion in Cremona. The 26-year-old from Emilia obtained the mathematical title after race 2 of the Italian GP, finishing behind teammate Iker Lecuona.