But while speaking to the press following his victory, the Italian made light of his achievement and pointed out that he still has a long way to go in his career.
Sinner further stressed on the need to keep working on his game, and claimed that neither he nor his team is taking anything for granted.
“Just try to improve everyday with the right mentality” - Jannik Sinner on his quick rise
Jannik Sinner will take on World No. 37 Hubert Hurkacz in the final of the Miami Open on Sunday. If he ends up lifting the trophy, the Italian will become the third youngest Masters 1000 champion of all time - behind only Rafael Nadal and Michael Chang.
When asked whether it felt ‘surreal’ to be on the cusp of so many great feats in such a short time, the teenager was measured in his reply.
Jannik Sinner added that he is not focused on winning a particular trophy or a particular ranking, but instead on the development of his overall game for the future.
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