US EditionJannik Sinner Hits $60 Million Milestone After Dominant Indian Wells Triumph
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When the last point sanctioned Jannik Sinner's victory at Indian Wells, the number two of the world did not let himself go to exaggerated exultations. He smiled and, before shaking his opponent's hand, Daniil Medvedev, pointed to the chest, the heart, addressing his box. A simple gesture but full of meaning. For the South Tyrolean champion, in fact, success in the Californian desert was not only a trophy to be added to the bulletin board, but it…
Jannik Sinner Hits $60 Million Milestone After Dominant Indian Wells Triumph
The accolades keep coming for Jannik Sinner. After becoming just the third men’s player to complete the hard-court big title set with his victory at Indian Wells, the Italian has now reached another significant financial milestone through his on-court success. Sinner, who joined an exclusive club hard court previously occupied only by Novak Djokovic and Roger Federer, has become just the eighth player in history to surpass $60 million in career …
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