Djokovic (24) - Nadal (22) - Federer (20)

[Jezza]

Djokovic wins in 4.

A seventh Wimbledon title and surpasses Federer in the slam count.

[Jezza]

Novak Djokovic (21)

1. Australian Open 2008
2. Australian Open 2011
3. Wimbledon 2011
4. US Open 2011
5. Australian Open 2012
6. Australian Open 2013
7. Wimbledon 2014
8. Australian Open 2015
9. Wimbledon 2015
10. US Open 2015
11. Australian Open 2016
12. French Open 2016
13. Wimbledon 2018
14. US Open 2018
15. Australian Open 2019
16. Wimbledon 2019
17. Australian Open 2020
18. Australian Open 2021
19. French Open 2021
20. Wimbledon 2021
21. Wimbledon 2022

BREAKDOWN

[Jezza]

By Slams

Australian Open
- Djokovic (9) = (2008, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2015, 2016, 2019, 2020, 2021)
- Federer (6) = (2004, 2006, 2007, 2010, 2017, 2018)
- Nadal (2) = (2009, 2022)

French Open
- Nadal (14) = (2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2022)
- Djokovic (2) = (2016, 2021)
- Federer (1) = (2009)

Wimbledon
- Federer [8] = (2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2012, 2017)
- Djokovic (7) = (2011, 2014, 2015, 2018, 2019, 2021, 2022)
- Nadal (2) = (2008, 2010)

US Open
- Federer (5) = (2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008)
- Nadal (4) = (2010, 2013, 2017, 2019)
- Djokovic (3) = (2011, 2015, 2018)

[Jezza]

Career Titles Leaderboard (Singles) - Open Era:

1. Jimmy Connors = 109
2. Roger Federer = 103
3. Ivan Lendl = 94
4. Rafael Nadal = 92
5. Novak Djokovic = 88
6. John McEnroe = 77
7. Rod Laver = 72
8. Bjorn Borg = 64
9. Ilie Nastase = 64
10. Pete Sampras = 64

Total weeks at #1:
1. Novak Djokovic = 373
2. Roger Federer = 310
3. Pete Sampras = 286
4. Ivan Lendl = 270
5. Jimmy Connors = 268
6. Rafael Nadal = 209
7. John McEnroe = 170
8. Bjorn Borg = 109
9. Andre Agassi = 101
10. Lleyton Hewitt = 80

[Jezza]

How did we get here:

2003 = Federer [1], Nadal [0], Djokovic [0]
2004 = Federer [4], Nadal [0], Djokovic [0]
2005 = Federer [6], Nadal [1], Djokovic [0]
2006 = Federer [9], Nadal [2], Djokovic [0]
2007 = Federer [12], Nadal [3], Djokovic [0]
2008 = Federer [13], Nadal [5], Djokovic [1]
2009 = Federer [15], Nadal [6], Djokovic [1]
2010 = Federer [16], Nadal [9], Djokovic [1]
2011 = Federer [16], Nadal [10], Djokovic [4]
2012 = Federer [17], Nadal [11], Djokovic [5]
2013 = Federer [17], Nadal [13], Djokovic [6]
2014 = Federer [17], Nadal [14], Djokovic [7]
2015 = Federer [17], Nadal [14], Djokovic [10]
2016 = Federer [17], Nadal [14], Djokovic [12]
2017 = Federer [19], Nadal [16], Djokovic [12]
2018 = Federer [20], Nadal [17], Djokovic [14]
2019 = Federer [20], Nadal [19], Djokovic [16]
2020 = Federer [20], Nadal [20], Djokovic [17]
2021 = Federer [20], Nadal [20], Djokovic [20]
2022 = Federer [20], Nadal [22], Djokovic [21]

Bold = added to their tally

[Jezza]

Djokovic will miss the US Open.

https://twitter.com/DjokerNole/status/1 ... 2136085504

[Jezza]

Federer announces his retirement.

[Jezza]

Djokovic is the GOAT

[Jezza]

Novak Djokovic (22)

1. Australian Open 2008
2. Australian Open 2011
3. Wimbledon 2011
4. US Open 2011
5. Australian Open 2012
6. Australian Open 2013
7. Wimbledon 2014
8. Australian Open 2015
9. Wimbledon 2015
10. US Open 2015
11. Australian Open 2016
12. French Open 2016
13. Wimbledon 2018
14. US Open 2018
15. Australian Open 2019
16. Wimbledon 2019
17. Australian Open 2020
18. Australian Open 2021
19. French Open 2021
20. Wimbledon 2021
21. Wimbledon 2022
22. Australian Open 2023

BREAKDOWN

[Jezza]

By Slams

Australian Open
- Djokovic [10] = (2008, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2015, 2016, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2023)
- Federer [6] = (2004, 2006, 2007, 2010, 2017, 2018)
- Nadal [2] = (2009, 2022)

French Open
- Nadal [14] = (2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2022)
- Djokovic [2] = (2016, 2021)
- Federer [1] = (2009)

Wimbledon
- Federer [8] = (2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2012, 2017)
- Djokovic [7] = (2011, 2014, 2015, 2018, 2019, 2021, 2022)
- Nadal [2] = (2008, 2010)

US Open
- Federer [5] = (2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008)
- Nadal [4] = (2010, 2013, 2017, 2019)
- Djokovic [3] = (2011, 2015, 2018)

[Jezza]

Career Titles Leaderboard (Singles) - Open Era:

1. Jimmy Connors = 109
2. Roger Federer = 103
3. Ivan Lendl = 94
4. Novak Djokovic = 93
5. Rafael Nadal = 92
6. John McEnroe = 77
7. Rod Laver = 72
8. Bjorn Borg = 66
9. Ilie Nastase = 64
10. Pete Sampras = 64

Total weeks at #1:
1. Novak Djokovic = 374
2. Roger Federer = 310
3. Pete Sampras = 286
4. Ivan Lendl = 270
5. Jimmy Connors = 268
6. Rafael Nadal = 209
7. John McEnroe = 170
8. Bjorn Borg = 109
9. Andre Agassi = 101
10. Lleyton Hewitt = 80

[Jezza]

How did we get here:

2003 = Federer [1], Nadal [0], Djokovic [0]
2004 = Federer [4], Nadal [0], Djokovic [0]
2005 = Federer [6], Nadal [1], Djokovic [0]
2006 = Federer [9], Nadal [2], Djokovic [0]
2007 = Federer [12], Nadal [3], Djokovic [0]
2008 = Federer [13], Nadal [5], Djokovic [1]
2009 = Federer [15], Nadal [6], Djokovic [1]
2010 = Federer [16], Nadal [9], Djokovic [1]
2011 = Federer [16], Nadal [10], Djokovic [4]
2012 = Federer [17], Nadal [11], Djokovic [5]
2013 = Federer [17], Nadal [13], Djokovic [6]
2014 = Federer [17], Nadal [14], Djokovic [7]
2015 = Federer [17], Nadal [14], Djokovic [10]
2016 = Federer [17], Nadal [14], Djokovic [12]
2017 = Federer [19], Nadal [16], Djokovic [12]
2018 = Federer [20], Nadal [17], Djokovic [14]
2019 = Federer [20], Nadal [19], Djokovic [16]
2020 = Federer [20], Nadal [20], Djokovic [17]
2021 = Federer [20], Nadal [20], Djokovic [20]
2022 = Federer [20], Nadal [22], Djokovic [21]
2023 = Federer [20], Nadal [22], Djokovic [22]

Bold = added to their tally

[K]

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Total weeks at #1:
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10. Lleyton Hewitt = 80

I was quite shocked by this when I saw it on social media. Didn't recall it being so long. Maybe partly a case of right place, right time.

[Jezza]

...
Total weeks at #1:
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10. Lleyton Hewitt = 80

I was quite shocked by this when I saw it on social media. Didn't recall it being so long. Maybe partly a case of right place, right time.

He got #1 at a time when Sampras/Agassi were coming to the end of their careers, but Federer hadn't hit his prime yet.

Hewitt was #1 for 75 consecutive weeks from November 2001 to April 2003.

[Donny]

Good work, Jezza. Well done.