World No.1 powers into Australian Open quarterfinals

Sinner continues dominant Melbourne run

January 27, 2026: Jannik Sinner extended his Australian Open winning streak to 18 matches, advancing confidently into the quarterfinals. The Italian showed control and composure, never allowing momentum to slip.

Momentum rolling.

Sinner extends winning streak to 18 at Australian Open, advances to  quarterfinals | Associated Press | kdhnews.com

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How he sealed the victory

Sinner relied on relentless baseline pressure and precise serving to keep his opponent on the back foot. His ability to close key points proved decisive.

Clinical finish.

Australian Open: Jannik Sinner comes through in straight-sets against  fellow Italian Luciano Darderi to reach quarter-finals | Tennis News | Sky  Sports

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What the streak represents

Eighteen straight wins at Melbourne Park underline Sinner’s growing authority at the season’s first Grand Slam. Few players have sustained this level of consistency on the big stage.

Elite territory.

Quarterfinal challenge awaits

With tougher opposition ahead, Sinner acknowledged the road only gets harder. He remains focused on match-by-match execution rather than records.

Eyes forward.

Australian Open 2026: Rejuvenated Jannik Sinner sails into quarter-finals -  BBC Sport

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Reaction from the tennis world

Analysts praised Sinner’s calm under pressure, noting his maturity and tactical discipline. Fans see him as a clear title favorite.

Respect earned.

Red-hot Jannik Sinner matches 48-year-old Open Era record, but insists 'I'm  not unbeatable'

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Final thoughts

Jannik Sinner’s march to the quarterfinals reinforces his status as the man to beat in Melbourne. With an 18-match streak intact, confidence is sky-high.

Formidable force.

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