Jannik Sinner Equals Records Set By Federer And Djokovic Following Clinical Miami Open Display

Jannik Sinner extends his streak to 28 consecutive sets won at Masters 1000 level and matches a historic Sunshine Double win record in Miami.

By: AXL Media

Published: Mar 25, 2026, 8:02 AM EDT

Source: Information for this report was sourced from Tennis365

Continuing A Flawless Run In Florida

The momentum behind Jannik Sinner shows no signs of slowing as the Italian secured a 7-5, 7-6 victory over American Alex Michelsen to reach the latter stages of the Miami Open. Despite a spirited effort from Michelsen, who served for the second set at 5-4, Sinner’s composure in high pressure moments proved decisive. This latest triumph marks his twenty eighth consecutive set won at ATP Masters 1000 events, a streak that includes his title winning run in Indian Wells earlier this month and his success at the Paris Masters at the end of last season.

Joining The Pantheon Of Tennis Greats

With this victory, Sinner becomes only the fourth player in history to claim fifteen or more consecutive match wins during the Sunshine Double swing. Joining the elite company of Federer, Djokovic, and Alcaraz, the world number two has demonstrated a level of physical and mental endurance that few in the modern game can match. His ability to maintain this standard across different conditions and surfaces has solidified his status as a perennial contender for the world number one ranking, a target that is becoming increasingly attainable following the early exit of Carlos Alcaraz.

Analyzing A Gritty Performance Against Michelsen

In his post match reflections, Sinner was candid about the challenges he faced during the contest. He admitted that he did not feel he was playing his best tennis from the back of the court and credited his service game for rescuing him during critical points in the tiebreak. The Italian emphasized that every day on tour presents different challenges and that his improved self knowledge allowed him to navigate the "nasty moments" of the match despite not being at peak technical form.