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★ Current and Former Champions "Big Titles" Won (Records Since 1990) ★
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│ PLAYER │ GRAND SLAMS│ Nitto ATP FINALS│ 1000s │ TOTAL (AVG)│
└────────┴──────┴─────────┴────┴──────┘
Roger Federer 20/75 6/16 27/132 53/223 (4.2)
Novak Djokovic 15/56 5/11 32/106 52/173 (3.3)
Rafael Nadal 17/54 0/8 33/112 50/174 (3.5)
Pete Sampras 14/52 5/11 11/83 30/146 (4.9)
Andre Agassi 8/61 1/13 17/90 26/164 (6.3)
Andy Murray 3/46 1/8 14/96 18/150 (8.3)
Boris Becker * 2/26 2/6 5/51 9/83 (9.2)
Thomas Muster 1/29 0/4 8/53 9/86 (9.6)
Gustavo Kuerten 3/33 1/3 5/67 9/103 (11.4)
Jim Courier 4/38 0/4 5/71 9/114 (12.6)
Stefan Edberg ** 3/28 0/4 1/24 4/56 (14)
Marcelo Rios 0/26 0/1 5/56 5/83 (16.6)
Michael Chang 1/50 0/6 7/86 8/142 (17.8)
Marat Safin 2/41 0/3 5/87 7/131 (18.7)
Andy Roddick 1/46 0/6 5/75 6/127 (21.2)
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│ │ │ │ │ │
└────────┴──────┴─────────┴────┴──────┘
* Boris Becker's four other Grand Slam Titles came before 1990.
** Stefan Edberg's three other Grand Slam Titles came before 1990.
* 結果 Rogi 和 Djo "BIG TITLES" 領先的差距縮小了很多。
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Djokovic Closing In On Federer's Big Titles Lead
2019/01/28
Serbian wins his 15th Grand Slam title in Melbourne
On Sunday, Novak Djokovic climbed to the top of the Australian Open titles
list with his seventh Melbourne crown. And if the Serbian continues his
record-setting pace, by April, he could surpass his rivals on another
leaderboard.
Djokovic won his 52nd “Big Title” – a combination of Grand Slam, Nitto ATP
Finals and ATP Masters 1000 crowns – at Melbourne Park, outplaying Nadal
6-3, 6-2, 6-3 for his 15th Grand Slam crown.
The 31-year-old Djokovic now sits only one Big Title away from tying Roger
Federer with 53. Federer, who fell in the fourth round in Australia to
Greece's #NextGenATP star Stefanos Tsitsipas, is the all-time leader in Grand
Slams won with 20.
But Djokovic's Big Title strike rate is already better than anyone's,
including Federer's. The Serbian has won 52 Big Titles from 173 events,
giving him a conversion rate of 3.3. Federer has won a Big Title every 4.2
chances (53/223), while Nadal, the all-time ATP Masters 1000 titles leader,
narrowly trails Djokovic with a strike rate of 3.5 (50/174).
“I am aware that making history of the sport that I truly love is something
special. Of course, it motivates me. Playing Grand Slams, biggest ATP events,
is my utmost priority in this season and in seasons to come,” Djokovic said.
“I do want to definitely focus myself on continuing to improve my game and
maintaining the overall well-being that I have – mental, physical, emotional
– so I would be able to compete at such a high level for the years to come.”
Djokovic's next opportunity to add more Big Titles will come in March at the
BNP Paribas Open, the season's first Masters 1000 tournament. He is a
five-time champion at the event, and if he wins title No. 6, Djokovic will
match Federer atop the Big Titles leaderboard.
Federer, however, has his own record of success in Indian Wells, having also
won five titles. Following Indian Wells will be the season's second Masters
1000 event, the Miami Open presented by Itau.