Overview
- Jannik Sinner successfully defended his Wimbledon crown this month, beating Alexander Zverev in the final to cap a 44-3 season that includes five Masters 1000 titles.
- Coach Patrick Mouratoglou said Sinner operated at roughly 65–70 percent of his usual level at Wimbledon and lacked confidence, but added that winning in that state could be valuable long term.
- Novak Djokovic admitted he once shared detailed advice about Sinner’s game and joked that those tips may have backfired, and he also said long matches and physical wear affected his Wimbledon semi performance.
- Match data show Sinner served exceptionally in the final, hitting 15 aces and winning about 80% of first-serve points and 65% of second-serve points, an improvement on his 2025 final numbers.
- Attention now turns to the North American hard-court swing, where the Canadian Open and the US Open will test whether Sinner can regain peak form and whether Djokovic’s body limits his pursuit of a 25th major.