Jannik Sinner overcame past defeats to win the Wimbledon final against Carlos Alcaraz, becoming the first Italian singles champion. With a superlative display, Sinner secured his fourth Grand Slam title following a short doping ban.

Wimbledon winner Iga Swiatek and men's finalist Jannik Sinner both served doping suspensions and Nick Kyrgios thinks tennis has a problem due to their success in London

Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz faced each other in a thrilling Wimbledon men's singles final on July 13. Sinner, who is currently the number one-ranked player in the world, battled Alcaraz, who is currently ranked number two.

Jannik Sinner captured his maiden Wimbledon title on Sunday evening, defeating two-time champion Carlos Alcaraz 4-6, 6-4, 6-4, 6-4 in a thrilling Centre Court final. The world number one recovered from losing the opening set to secure his fourth Grand Slam trophy.

Resilient Sinner creates history as the first Italian to win Wimbledon when downing Alcaraz in a stunning decider

Jannik Sinner clinched his first Wimbledon title on Sunday in a clean, all-white Nike kit punctuated by the GP Challenge 1 Premium - the performance-forward sneaker that's quickly becoming a fixture on hard and grass courts alike.

He who strikes first, strikes twice. In the Wimbledon quarterfinals, Jannik Sinner delivers the perfect match against Ben Shelton and qualifies in just three sets among the magnificent four, as

Jannik Sinner was pleased after his victory over Ben Shelton at Wimbledon and asserted that it is the 'most special tournament' of the year. The World No.