The Sincaraz Era (visual depiction)

[El Dude]

Not sure if I've shared this one before, but awhile ago I wanted to create a visual depiction of how dominant Sincaraz has been since Jannik joined Carlos at the top in 2024. From my conversation with @Kieran , I thought I'd post this. It is updated before Wimbledon:

A few comments:

• Perhaps the most striking thing is how little they've left behind for others to win, as far as big titles go. Other players have won 6 of 15 in 2024, 5 of 14 in 2025, and just 1 of 7 so far in 2026. Overall Sincaraz have won 24 of 36, since the beginning of 2024, or exactly two-thirds.
• The above chart also illustrates that Jannik has been the more consistent player. Carlos won the Channel Slam in 2024 and then was mostly absent from great results until winning Monte Carlo in 2025. Then he was almost unbeatable through Doha of this year before getting wobbly and eventually hurt. Jannik has just been so damn consistent, especially from Cincinnati of 2024 on. From that point, he's reached the final of 20 of 25 events played. Craziness.

Oh, in case you're wondering, the "height" is based on how many matches were played, which is why some Masters wins are higher than others (some are R64, or six matches, some R32). The width is based on ATP points: one cell for 250s, two for 500s, etc.

 

[El Dude]

I did something similar for the pre-Novak Fedal Era and will try to find it for comparison's sake.