Jannik Sinner wins the Rome Masters final in straight sets to complete the “Golden Masters,” securing his full set of nine ATP Masters 1000 titles. Playing at the Italian Open, the world number one defeats Casper Ruud 6-4 6-4 on Sunday. The victory also gives Sinner the Italian Open title, making him the first Italian men’s champion at the tournament in 50 years. Coverage highlights that the Rome win completes Sinner’s achievement across the nine Masters 1000 events, a feat described as the “career Golden Masters.” Both reports describe the same match result and scoreline, with Sinner taking the title without dropping a set. The outcome reinforces Sinner’s standing as the top-ranked player heading into the latter stages of the ATP season and marks a significant national milestone in Italy’s tennis history.