Sinner's victory in Miami

In the aftermath of Sinner's 6-3 6-1 victory against the Bulgarian Grigor Dimitrov in the final to become number two in the world, tributes to the Italian tennis player multiplied. Many have said that the South Tyrolean tennis player has the possibility of reaching number two in the world, currently occupied by Novak Djokovic.
Jannik Sinner became the first Italian player in the history of men's tennis to reach second place in the world rankings. Sinner broke the record of number 3 in the world ranking set by Nicola Pietrangeli in 1959 and 1960. Now comes the attack on Novak Djokovic's throne, who could be dethroned on clay courts in the next tournament. In fact, the ranking takes into account the results of the last 52 weeks. Points earned in a tournament count for one year and are reset at the start of the next tournament, when new points are added. The Italian has a better chance of stemming the Serb's 1,015-point lead than Alcaraz, currently third in the rankings, or Djokovic, whose resurgence is in the spotlight, as he has fewer points to throw away in future tournaments.