Jannik Sinner: Italy's Tennis Golden Boy Shines in Turin

Italian tennis sensation Jannik Sinner received the ATP Year-End World Number One trophy in Turin, celebrated by an enthusiastic home crowd. Highlighting his victories at the Australian and US Open, Sinner shared his emotional journey, acknowledging the sacrifices of his family and team in his rise to the top.

In a moment filled with pride and emotion, Italian tennis ace Jannik Sinner accepted the prestigious ATP Year-End World Number One trophy before an ecstatic home audience at the ATP Finals in Turin. The local fans, joined by Sinner's family and tennis team, erupted in cheers as the 23-year-old lifted the trophy.

Sinner, fresh off his triumphs at the Australian and US Open, expressed his elation at celebrating this milestone on home soil. 'It is a nice feeling, it is special sharing these kinds of moments here in Italy with the crowd,' he remarked, with ATP Chairman Andrea Gaudenzi and former world champion Boris Becker presenting the award.

An emotional Sinner reflected on the unwavering support of his family, mentioning how his mother shed tears of joy at the ceremony. 'Only they know the sacrifices we made as a family when I was just 13,' he said, recognizing the journey that led him to this pinnacle. The landmark achievement makes Sinner the first Italian singles player to reach this ranking since the inception of computerised rankings in 1973.

(With inputs from agencies.)