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Jannik Sinner wins 2025 Paris Masters title: Decoding key stats
02 Nov 2025

Jannik Sinner has won the Paris Masters 1000 title and reclaimed his position as the World No. 1 from Carlos Alcaraz.

The Italian tennis star defeated Felix Auger-Aliassime in straight sets (6-4, 7-6) to clinch his first title in France's capital city.

The victory also extended Sinner's unbeaten streak on indoor courts to an impressive 26 matches, dating back to the 2023 Davis Cup Finals.

Here's more.

Tightens race for ATP Year-End No. 1
Title defense

Sinner's return to World No. 1 on Monday also tightens the race for the ATP Year-End No. 1.

He now trails Alcaraz by just 1,050 points in the ATP Live Race to Turin, setting up a thrilling showdown at the ATP Finals.

Notably, Auger-Aliassime's strong run to his second Masters 1000 final has improved his chances of qualifying for the ATP Finals as well.

Match stats and key highlights
Match highlights

Sinner was dominant throughout the match, winning 93% of points on his first serve in the opener and dominating rallies from the baseline.

Although Auger-Aliassime raised his level and saved multiple break points in the second set, Sinner continued to starve his opponent of opportunities.

He leveled at 5-5 after being taken to deuce for the first time while serving to stay in a set and both players held out for a tie-break.

It has been an amazing year: Sinner
Player's statement

"It was such an intense final and we both knew what was on the line," Sinner said after his victory.

"From my side, I am extremely happy. We have tried to work on things and seeing this kind of result makes me incredibly happy."

He added, "It has been an amazing year, no matter what comes now in Turin."

A look at the match stats
Fact

Felix doled out 8 aces compared to Sinner's six. Both players committed two double faults each. Sinner fired 22 winners with Felix managing 20. In terms of unforced errors, Felix made 13 to Sinner's 8.

A look at the H2H record
Fact

Sinner has raced to a 3-2 win-loss record over Felix from 5 meetings on the ATP Tour. Notably, this was his 3rd successive victory. All three wins have come this year (also ATP Masters 1000 Cincinnati and US Open).

Sinner claims his 10th Big Title
Big titles

This was Sinner's 10th Big Title. He has won 5 ATP Masters 1000 titles alongside four Grand Slams and one ATP Finals.

With this win, he is closing in on Alcaraz, who owns 14 Big Titles.

As per Opta, since the format's introduction in 1990, Sinner has become the fifth player to win each of his first five ATP Masters 1000 titles on hard court after Michael Chang, Andy Roddick, Andy Murray and Daniil Medvedev.

Massive records made by the Italian
Opta stats

Sinner conceded the fewest games (29) en route to the 2025 Paris Masters title.

Since the event switched to the hard court in 2007, only Stefan Edberg (26) and Nikolay Davydenko (27) conceded fewer games since 1990.

Since 1990, Sinner is now the fourth player to win the Paris Masters title without conceding a set after Stefan Edberg (1990), Roger Federer (2011) and Novak Djokovic (2014, 2019).

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