After the heartbreaking US Open final loss, Jannik Sinner bounced back to win the 2025 China Open in Beijing to get his hands on a tall trophy, which has no place inside his home.After defeating American teenager Learner Tien 6-2, 6-2 to win the China Open, Sinner, who has now won 21 ATP Tour–level titles overall, was asked where he keeps all his trophies. The Italian replied:“In my parents' place always. My apartment is quite small, so there's not a lot of space.”Sinner is 24 but is already one of the best players, winning the Australian Open and Wimbledon this year and finishing runner-up in Roland Garros and the US Open.For the first time since 2020, the World No. 1 and 2 won ATP titles in the same week. Carlos Alcaraz won the Japan Open as the two battled for the rankings before the ATP Finals in Turin. Sinner will be at an advantage in Shanghai, as Alcaraz has skipped the tournament.Jannik Sinner's humble response to Novak Djokovic comparisons after winning second China OpenIt was Jannik Sinner's second time winning the China Open, after winning it in 2023. With his second title here in Beijing, he joins Novak Djokovic and Rafael Nadal as the only three players to win multiple titles at the Beijing ATP 500 event. Sinner was asked about the comparisons with the Serb, to which he had a humbled response:“I always say comparing me to Novak, he’s in a different league with everything he has achieved in his career. I’m just a normal 24-year-old who tries to play the best tennis possible.”Sinner said it's too early to compare him with the legends of the game, who did it for a long time, while he's just starting.“I know I’ve won some great titles in my young career, but let’s see how long I can hold it," Sinner said. "What Novak, Rafa and Roger did for 15-plus years was amazing. Novak is still here and showing some incredible tennis. So let’s see.“But I’m not comparing myself. I’m here to play. I’m here to enjoy. I’m also happy that I can say I won two times here. If it stays at two? If it’s more, I’m more happy? I don’t know if I’m more happy. I don’t know.”Jannik Sinner did add, though, that he aims to break Djokovic's record of winning six titles at the China Open.