Jannik Sinner, winner at the Miami Open! He managed to achieve a "Sunshine Double"

The Italian player Jannik Sinner won the Miami final against the Czech Jiri Lehecka, with a score of 6-4, 6-4, in a match marked by interruptions due to rain.

This victory makes Sinner the first player in history to win both the Indian Wells tournament and the Miami tournament without dropping a set, thus achieving a "Sunshine Double".

"It is incredible to win the Sunshine Double for the first time. It is something I never thought about," Sinner said.

With this victory, he extends his streak to 34 consecutive sets won at the ATP Masters 1000 level and reaches seven Masters 1000 titles in his career. In the updated ATP ranking, Sinner rises to second place, with 12,400 points, reducing the gap to leader Carlos Alcaraz, who has 13,590 points.