Indian Wells through Monte-Carlo: The Five Most Impressive Stats of Jannik Sinner’s Masterful 2026 Winning Streak

Jannik Sinner has delivered a second consecutive win over Carlos Alcaraz, defeating his rival in Sunday’s Monte-Carlo final, 7-6(5), 6-3, to claim his fourth consecutive Masters 1000 title. 

The Italian, who now holds a 7-10 record against Alcaraz, has cracked a bevy of milestones with his latest win. Scroll down for more. 

Back to No. 1 

With the victory, Sinner leapfrogs Alcaraz in the ATP rankings to return to No.1 in the world. The Italian will commence his 67th week as the No.1, ending Alcaraz’s stint at 66 weeks. 

Four Masters In a Row

Sinner becomes the third player in history to record four consecutive Masters 1000 titles, joining Novak Djokovic (three times) and Rafael Nadal on the list. Sinner won Paris in 2025, before claiming the first three Masters titles of 2026 

Masterful in 2026 

Sinner has now become the second player in history to win the first three major titles of a season. Only Novak Djokovic, in 2015, had previously achieved the feat. 

22 on the Trot 

Sinner has now won 22 consecutive Masters 1000 matches, dropping just two sets in the process. His current winning streak at this level is tied for sixth all-time. Djokovic leads the list with 31 consecutive Masters 1000 wins in 2011, from the second round of Indian Wells all the way to the Cincinnati final. 

17 and counting 

Sinner stretches his overall winning streak to 17 victories with the win. The streak includes his title runs at Indian Wells, Miami and Monte-Carlo. He has also won 17 of his last 18 matches against Top 10 players, losing only to Novak Djokovic in this year’s Australia Open in that span.