Jannik Sinner bats for a unique Davis Cup scheduling

Overview

• Jannik Sinner felt the need to have a separate window of two years for the Davis Cup alone in the future
• The Italian felt that the current Tennis schedule does not allow a majority of top players in the world to be a part of it every year
• The defending ATP Final winner suggested the Davis Cup format to have semifinals at the start of the year and the finals towards the end of the year

Jannik Sinner felt the need to have a separate window of two years for the Davis Cup alone in the future. The Italian felt that the current Tennis schedule does not allow a majority of top players in the world to be a part of it every year.

The defending ATP Finals winner suggested the Davis Cup format to have semifinals at the start of the year and the finals towards the end of the year. "Yeah, I mean, Davis Cup is a very interesting topic. Every player has their own opinions," Sinner said.

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"I think playing with this schedule, Davis Cup, it's difficult that you have every year from every country the best players in the world," Sinner said at the press conference during the ATP Finals 2025.

"There are many dynamics behind what I personally may not know," - Jannik Sinner

"What I would like, what I could see potentially in the future, is having Davis Cup throughout two years, so you can also set up the semifinals at the beginning of the year and the final at the end of the year somewhere," Sinner added in his statement.

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"It's also nice where you can choose, make the coin toss, whatever, and you play in this stadium, and you sell tickets. There are many dynamics behind what I personally may not know. But yeah, I would like it in two years, that one competition goes in two years, so you can set up big matches with great venues. It makes it even bigger," he concluded.