Jannik Sinner keeps making history in men’s tennis. The world No. 2 claimed his third title of 2025 and the 21st of his career, lifting the trophy at the ATP 500 in Beijing. In the final, the Italian star dominated 19-year-old American Learner Tien with a commanding double 6-2 victory in just one hour and eleven minutes.
A Final Under Control
From the very first rallies, Sinner was in complete control. His serve, often described as “superhuman,” gave Tien little chance to breathe. The young American showed courage, saving two consecutive match points – the first with a lucky net cord, the second with a brilliant down-the-line forehand – but couldn’t resist on the third, sealed by Sinner with a superb wide second serve.
Beijing, a Special Place for Sinner
This win further strengthens Sinner’s connection with the Chinese capital. After defeating Daniil Medvedev in the 2023 final and falling to Carlos Alcaraz in 2024, the Italian returns to the top at Beijing, consolidating his status among the very best in the world.
A 2025 to Remember
The Beijing crown is Sinner’s third title of the season, underlining his incredible consistency and growing tactical maturity. With several major tournaments still ahead – Masters 1000 events, the ATP Finals, and the dream of another Grand Slam – the Italian is poised for an unforgettable year.
Pride for Italian Tennis
Sinner’s success is not just personal but also a source of pride for Italian tennis. His achievements continue to inspire fans and mark a golden era for the sport in Italy.
