Jannik Sinner, the 24-year-old Italian tennis player, is enjoying an extraordinary run, having won 26 consecutive matches since his last defeat in the quarter-finals in Qatar in February. This impressive streak includes victories at prestigious tournaments such as Indian Wells and Miami, making him the seventh man in history to achieve this feat. Recently, he triumphed at the Monte-Carlo Masters, defeating rival Carlos Alcaraz, and continued his success at the Madrid Open, becoming the first player to win five consecutive ATP Masters 1000 titles.

While Sinner's parents have attended some of his matches, his mother, Siglinde, is known for her infrequent appearances, often leaving when the match becomes too stressful. In contrast, his father, Hanspeter, maintains a calm demeanor, which Sinner appreciates as a