Jannik Sinner continued his impressive form, dismissing qualifier Elmer Moller in straight sets at the Madrid Open. The win extends Sinner’s 2026 winning streak to 19 matches. He has also extended his ATP Masters 1000 winning streak to 24 matches.
Sinner’s dominant run includes completing the Sunshine Double without dropping a set. He has now won 48 of his last 50 sets in ATP Masters 1000 action.
Sinner’s Madrid Masterclass
Sinner is aiming to become the first man to capture five consecutive Masters 1000 championships. His title run includes the Rolex Paris Masters, Indian Wells, Miami, and Monte-Carlo. Sinner acknowledged the importance of adapting to different conditions and competing with clarity. He stated he never takes things for granted.
Sinner said he tries to understand what’s working very well in certain conditions. He tries to put himself in the best possible position to win as many matches as possible.
Match Against Moller
Sinner showcased his serving prowess by pumping seven aces. He also targeted the weaker forehand of his Danish opponent. Sinner conceded just 10 points on his first serve.
Moller’s two-handed backhand proved a potent weapon, exceeding the forehand speed of many players in the tournament. However, Moller’s forehand requires some assembly.
Looking Ahead for Sinner
Sinner, the reigning Wimbledon champion, improved his season record to 26-2. His last defeat came against Jakub Mensik in the Doha quarterfinals.
Sinner is set to face either Cameron Norrie or Thiago Agustin Tirante for a quarterfinal spot. The question remains whether Sinner can secure his maiden Madrid championship. With Carlos Alcaraz absent, there’s speculation about Sinner’s potential to dominate the clay-court season.
Sinner is focused on mastering Madrid first and foremost.