annik Sinner will kick off his tournament against Czech player Vít Kopřiva, currently ranked No. 87 in the ATP rankings. This will be the first meeting between the two, adding an element of unpredictability to the opening round. Sinner enters as one of the top contenders, while Kopřiva will look to challenge the Italian with aggressive baseline play and tactical variety.
Navigating a challenging projected path
Should Sinner advance past the first round, his projected path becomes increasingly competitive. In the second round, he could face either Alexei Popyrin or Emil Ruusuvuori—both capable of pushing top players with their powerful groundstrokes and athleticism. The third round may bring a clash with Denis Shapovalov, Bu Yunchaokete, or Márton Fucsovics, each presenting a different style and threat.
Potential fourth round and quarterfinal opponents
In the fourth round, Sinner could meet Tommy Paul or Alexander Bublik, two players known for their contrasting approaches—Paul’s consistency and Bublik’s unpredictability. The quarterfinal stage offers a pool of rising and established talents, including Jack Draper, Lorenzo Musetti, Flavio Cobolli, and Gabriel Diallo. Each could pose a unique challenge depending on form and conditions.
A stacked semifinal lineup awaits
If Sinner reaches the semifinals, he may face one of several elite players: Alexander Zverev, Alex de Minaur, Andrey Rublev, or Karen Khachanov. These matchups would demand peak performance, as all four have the experience and firepower to compete deep into major tournaments.
The final could feature tennis’s biggest names
The projected final includes some of the sport’s most formidable figures—Carlos Alcaraz, Taylor Fritz, Novak Djokovic, and Ben Shelton. Any of these opponents would offer a high-stakes showdown, testing Sinner’s tactical depth, mental resilience, and physical endurance.
A tournament full of opportunity and risk
Sinner’s draw presents both opportunity and risk, with a mix of emerging talents and seasoned competitors along the way. His opening match against Kopřiva sets the tone, and each round will demand adaptability and focus. With momentum and preparation on his side, Sinner has the tools to make a deep run.
Jannik Sinner in 2025
WWWWWWWWWW Ranked no.1, Jannik played his last match on the 18th of August when he had to retire when playing against world no.2 Carlos Alcaraz in the final and the scoreline was 5-0 .
This year Sinner achieved a compiled 31-4 record. Sinner clinched 2 titles in 2025 at the Australian Open and Wimbledon. The Italian was the finalist in Rome, French Open and Cincinnati.
