Jannik Sinner remains on the entry list of the Madrid Open, but things could change in the coming days following his successful title run at the Monte Carlo Masters.<\/p>\n
The four-time Grand Slam winner continued his incredible form at ATP Masters 1000 tournaments as he won his fourth-consecutive event at this level with three of those trophies coming in the past two months.<\/p>\n
Following his success at the Paris Masters last November when he won the event without dropping a set, Sinner won 12 matches in a row \u2013 again without conceding a set \u2013 across the Sunshine Double<\/a> as he collected the Indian Wells Open and Miami Open trophies in March.<\/p>\n He then followed it up with the Monte Carlo title, beating Carlos Alcaraz in the final<\/a> \u2013 although his run of consecutive sets was ended by Tomas Machac in the round of 16 \u2013 with the win helping him to regain No 1 spot in the ATP Rankings.<\/p>\n While Alcaraz and several of the Italian\u2019s other top-10 rivals are in action in either Barcelona or Munich this week, Sinner has decided to take a break with his next event the Madrid Open.<\/p>\n Jannik Sinner News<\/p>\n Carlos Alcaraz v Jannik Sinner in major titles after Monte Carlo match<\/a><\/p>\n