Jannik Sinner is an Italian professional tennis player. He is currently ranked 13th worldwide in the ATP Singles ranking
Jannik Sinner Age
Currently, he is 21 years old.
Jannik Sinner Height
The rising Italian tennis star has a height of 1.88 m (6 ft 2 in). He weighs 167lbs (76 kg).
Jannik Sinner Nationality
Sinner is from northern Italy.
Jannik Sinner Biography
Sinner was born on 16 August 2001 in San Candido, Italy.
He began playing tennis at an early age. During his junior career, he won a national championship in giant slalom at age eight. Additionally, he earned another national runner-up at the age of 12.
Jannik Sinner Parents
Jannik Sinner parents Johann and Siglinde Sinner raised him in Northern Italy. Johann and Siglinde instilled the value of hard work in him.
His father is a Chef in a restaurant at a Ski Lodge in Italy, and his mother worked as a waitress at the same restaurant. As a young boy, Jannik was always encouraged by his parents to take part in sporting activities such as football, swimming, skiing and tennis.
Siglinde Sinner is Jannik Sinner’s mother. His mother worked as a waitress in the same restaurant where her husband was the chef. He credited his mother for instilling a strong work ethic in him and teaching him the value of living a disciplined lifestyle. He learnt to show up for practice with a positive attitude and gave his 100% while honing his skills.
Jannik Sinner Siblings
Jannik Sinner also has a younger brother named Marc Sinner, who hasn’t been in the limelight. However, the duo share a positive bond. The Italian is also in a relationship with social media influencer and professional model Maria Braccini. She is from Italy and has already modelled in a number of advertisements for various agencies.
Jannik Sinner Wife
Sinner isn’t married yet. He is currently in a relationship with Maria Braccini. Braccini is an Italian model and social media celebrity. Their relationship started in 2020. But at the end of 2021, they split up. According to reports, they patched everything up and started dating again in June of 2022.
Jannik Sinner Children
He has no children at the moment.
Jannik Sinner Career
For most of his junior career, Sinner participated in the ITF Junior Circuit. The Trofeo Bonfiglio was the only high-level Grade-A tournament that he entered during the period. After losing in the first round of Italy’s Grade A event in 2017, he advanced to the quarterfinals in 2018. He didn’t participate in any junior Grand Slam competitions. For this, his career-high junior ranking was a comparatively low No. 133.
In 2018, Jannik Sinner made his professional debut. During his debut year, he started playing on the ITF Men’s Circuit. His performance there earned him a few ATP Challenger Tour wild cards. He earned his first major title at the 2019 ATP Challenger in Bergamo.
Additionally, he became the first 2001-born to do so. Throughout the season, he had a steady run. Sinner achieved his first ATP Masters victory at Italian Open the same year. Thanks to these, he finished the year ranking 78th in singles worldwide and earning the ATP Newcomer of the Year title.
Sinner earned his first-ever ATP title at the Sofia Open in 2020. With this, he became the youngest Italian tour-level champion in the Open Era to do so. Additionally, he ended the year ranking 37th. By winning the Great Ocean Road Open he began his 2021 career.
The following year, he reached the quarterfinals in three of the four grand slam events. At present, Sinner is ranked 13th in singles and 124th in doubles worldwide in the ATP ranking.
Jannik Sinner Net Worth
Jannik Sinner’s net worth is $3 million in 2023. He has already earned nearly $6 million from his short yet already successful professional tennis career. In 2022, he earned $2,261,473 as prize money from winning 38 matches and 1 title. Additionally, winning 2 doubles match earned him $36,975. The Italian earns additional money from endorsement deals.
At the beginning of 2022, Jannik Sinner signed a sponsorship deal with Nike. The deal is reportedly worth $150 million. He is also sponsored by the American-Dutch sports apparel company, Head.
Furthermore, his endorsement list includes Lavazza, Rolex, Alfa Romero, Parmigiano Reggiano, and Technogym.
