Jannik Sinner joined some pretty special company on Sunday as he became just the second men's tennis player in the Open Era behind Roger Federer to not lose in straight sets during the entire season.

The 23-year-old could be banned from tennis for up to two years if the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) upholds the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) appeal into Sinner’s doping case. He tested positive for clostebol, a banned anabolic steroid on March 10 at the BNP Paribas Open held in Indian Wells, Calif, and on March 18, out of competition.

Jannik dominated the three singles matches he played and was also fundamental in doubles, together with Berrettini, on the occasion of the quarterfinals; a crucial obstacle that the Italians were able to overcome to sacrifice themselves towards the second consecutive success at the Davis Cup Finals.

Jannik Sinner and he capped it off brilliantly by helping Italy win their second consecutive Davis Cup final. Sinner didn’t lose a set in his last 12 matches which is remarkable.

Earlier this year, Carlos Alcaraz's peers nicknamed him "Fed05" as a nod to Roger Federer's immaculate 2005 season, which saw the Swiss go 81-4 to maintain the second-greatest winning percentage (95.3%) in a season.

Jannik Sinner has become only the second man in the Open Era to achieve a stunning feat. World No 1 Sinner has joined Roger Federer as the only players since tennis went professional in 1968 to go an entire season without losing a singles match in straight sets.

Jannik Sinner closed his incredible 2024 season with the Davis Cup win. However, he achieved a feat that only Roger Federer and Serena Williams had achieved this century. Jannik Sinner joined an elite club on Sunday,