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What are the longest ATP Masters 1000 winning streaks in history?

Jannik Sinner is bearing down on the longest all-time ATP Masters 1000 winning streak after capturing the trophy at the Mutua Madrid Open.

The Italian defeated Alexander Zverev in the Madrid final on Sunday to lift the trophy for a record fifth Masters 1000 event in a row and extend his winning streak at that level to 28 consecutive matches. Only two other players — Novak Djokovic and Roger Federer — have reached that mark or earned longer winning streaks in Masters 1000 series history (since 1990). Djokovic currently holds the record for the longest and second-longest streaks with 31 and 30 wins, respectively.

Before Sinner, Carlos Alcaraz won 17 consecutive matches at the level in 2025, from the second round in Monte-Carlo until the second round in Paris. Prior to that run, there had not been a new Top-10 winning streak at Masters 1000 events since 2016, when Djokovic reached 22 in a row. Now with Sinner’s exploits, two such streaks have occurred within a year.

Sinner’s last loss at a Masters 1000 event came at the 2025 Rolex Shanghai Masters, where the Italian was forced to retire during the deciding set of his third-round clash with Tallon Griekspoor.

See below the longest Masters 1000 winning streaks.