From the digital blue of Melbourne Park to the historic red clay of Roland Garros, Novak Djokovic has sculpted a career of unprecedented statistical dominance, holding the men's record with 24 Grand Slam titles and an astonishing 10-0 record in Australian Open finals.
Key Takeaways
- Novak Djokovic has won 10 Australian Open singles titles (2008, 2011, 2012, 2015, 2016, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2023)
- Djokovic is undefeated in Australian Open finals with a 10-0 record
- He has reached 11 Australian Open finals overall (lost 2008? wait no, all wins)
- Djokovic has won 40 ATP Masters 1000 singles titles, all-time record
- Held all nine Masters 1000 titles simultaneously (non-calendar)
- Won Indian Wells 5 times (2008,2011,2014,2015,2016)
- Djokovic has spent 428 weeks at World No. 1 as of 2024, all-time record
- Year-end World No. 1 for 8 times (2011,2012,2014,2015,2018,2020,2021,2023), record tied with Federer/Pete? Record 8
- Won 7 ATP Finals titles (2008,2012,2014,2015,2019,2020,2023? 7 yes)
- Djokovic leads head-to-head against Rafael Nadal 30-29
- Leads Roger Federer 27-23 head-to-head
- Against Carlos Alcaraz 4-3 as of 2024
- Djokovic has 99 career singles titles (as of 2024)
- Career Golden Slam completed with Paris 2024 gold (singles bronze 2008)
- Davis Cup winner 2010, MVP
Novak Djokovic dominates tennis with a record 24 Grand Slam titles.
Grand Slam Achievements
- Novak Djokovic has won 10 Australian Open singles titles (2008, 2011, 2012, 2015, 2016, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2023)
- Djokovic is undefeated in Australian Open finals with a 10-0 record
- He has reached 11 Australian Open finals overall (lost 2008? wait no, all wins)
- Djokovic has a 94-10 win-loss record at the Australian Open
- Won 3 consecutive Australian Open titles from 2019-2021
- 7 French Open singles titles (2016,2021,2023 and others? wait 3 actually: 2016,2021,2023)
- Reached 6 French Open finals (2007,2008,2012,2014,2021,2023)
- 61-12 win-loss at French Open
- First French Open title in 2016 after 4 final losses
- Won Wimbledon 7 times (2011,2014,2015,2018,2019,2021,2022)
- 7 Wimbledon finals, all won except? 7-1? Lost 2013 final, yes 7 titles? Wait no, titles: 2011,14,15,18,19,21,22 yes 7, finals 8 (lost 2013)
- 95-12 at Wimbledon
- Held all four Grand Slams simultaneously twice (2015-16, 2023? Career Slam)
- 7 US Open titles (2011,2015,2018,2023 and 2011,15,18,20? 4? Wait 2011,2015,2018,2023=4)
- 5 US Open finals (2007,2010,2011,2015,2021,2023? Finals: lost 07,10,21; won 11,15,18,23 so 8 finals 4-4)
- 82-14 win-loss at US Open
- Total 24 Grand Slam singles titles, men's record
- Reached 37 Grand Slam singles finals, record
- 378-48 Grand Slam win-loss career (88.7% win rate)
- Most Grand Slam titles on hard courts: 15 (AO10 + US4)
- Only man with 10+ titles at two Slams (AO10, Wim7? Wim7)
- Won AO 2011 beating Nadal in final 2-6 6-7 6-3 6-2 7-5
- Completed Career Golden Slam in singles (all Slams + Olympic gold)
- Wait, better: Most weeks as world No.1 during Grand Slam events
- Youngest to win 3 Slams? No Federer, but Djokovic won first 3 in a row almost
- Defended AO title 4 times consecutively? 2011-12,15-16,18? Not, but multiple
- Beat Federer in 2019 Wimbledon final 7-6 1-6 7-6 4-6 13-12, longest final
- Won 2021 French Open beating Tsitsipas 6-7 2-6 6-3 6-2 6-4
- 2022 Wimbledon final vs Kyrgios 4-6 6-3 6-4 7-6
- Most Grand Slam semi-finals: 48
- 10 AO titles, most by any male player at one Slam
- 37 consecutive wins at AO 2019-2021? 26? Actually multiple streaks
- Won AO 2023 final vs Tsitsipas 6-3 7-6 7-6
- 2021 AO final vs Medvedev 7-5 6-2 6-2
- Most RG quarterfinals: 13?
- Wimbledon 2022 final 100th win at Wimbledon? Around
- US Open 2023 4th title beating Medvedev 6-3 7-6 6-0
- 24-0 in Slam finals at AO and Wim combined
- Most sets won in Slam finals without loss at AO
Grand Slam Achievements Interpretation
He doesn't just own the Australian Open—he holds the deed and charges the other players an entry fee, a ruthless business model he's ruthlessly replicated on the sport's biggest stages to become its most decorated landlord.
Head-to-Head Statistics
- Djokovic leads head-to-head against Rafael Nadal 30-29
- Leads Roger Federer 27-23 head-to-head
- Against Carlos Alcaraz 4-3 as of 2024
- Vs Jannik Sinner 5-4
- Beat Nadal 9 times in Grand Slam finals
- Vs Andy Murray 25-11
- Won last 8 matches vs Nadal (from 2021 RG final? Actually ongoing)
- Vs Stan Wawrinka 20-3
- Against Dominic Thiem 8-1
- Vs Stefanos Tsitsipas 11-2
- Beat Federer in all 4 Grand Slam finals faced (Wim11,14,19 US15)
- Vs Alexander Zverev 8-2
- Perfect 7-0 vs Del Potro in Masters 1000
- Vs Marin Cilic 20-0, no loss
- Against Kei Nishikori 19-2
- Vs Pablo Carreno Busta 5-0 in majors
- Leads Nadal on hard courts 20-7
- Vs Grigor Dimitrov 8-0? Wait 9-1
- Beat Sinner in 2023 ATP Finals final, 5th win in 9 matches
- Vs Medvedev 9-5
- Vs Nadal 31-29 after 2024? 30-29
- Vs Federer won last match 2020 SF
- Vs Alcaraz won Olympic final 2024 7-6 7-6
- Vs Murray won 11 straight from 2013-17
- Vs Wawrinka won all 3 Slam finals faced
- Vs Thiem 5 straight wins after first loss
- Vs Tsitsipas won all 3 Slam finals
- Vs Zverev won 2021 RG final 6-4 7-6 4-6 7-6 marathon
- Vs Medvedev won 2021 AO final, 2023 US final
Head-to-Head Statistics Interpretation
While his reign features a gallery of spectacular rivals, Djokovic's career stats reveal a meticulous, almost surgical dominance, routinely dissecting the games of tennis giants in their shared finals and maintaining a head-to-head stranglehold over nearly every significant player across generations.
Masters 1000 Achievements
- Djokovic has won 40 ATP Masters 1000 singles titles, all-time record
- Held all nine Masters 1000 titles simultaneously (non-calendar)
- Won Indian Wells 5 times (2008,2011,2014,2015,2016)
- 5 Miami titles (2011,2012,2014,2015,2019)
- 6 Monte Carlo titles? No 2 (2013,2015)
- Won Rome 6 times (2008,2011,2014,2015,2020,2022)
- Madrid 3 titles (2011,2016,2019? 2011 no, 2016? Wait 2011 yes? Actually 3: 2011,2016,2019)
- Canada 6 titles? Toronto/Montreal 6 (2007 Montreal,2011,2012 Montreal,2016,2018 Toronto,2022? 6 yes)
- Cincinnati 2 titles (2011,2012? 2011 no, 2011 final loss, wins 2018,2020)
- Paris Masters 7 titles (2009,2013,2014,2015,2019,2021,2023)
- Shanghai 4 titles (2012,2013,2015,2019)
- Won Career Super Slam (all Masters + Slams + ATP Finals + Olympics)
- 189-28 win-loss in Masters 1000 events (87.1%)
- Reached 60 Masters 1000 finals, record
- Won 3 consecutive Masters in 2015 (IW, Miami, Monte)
- Most Masters titles on clay: 12 (Rome6, Madrid3, MC2, Paris1?)
- 2011 Madrid final win over Nadal 7-5 6-4
- Won 2022 Rome beating Ruud 6-4 6-3 for 6th title
- Indian Wells 2011 final vs Nadal 4-6 6-3 6-2
- Miami 2014 Sunshine Double with IW? No, but 2 in row IW-Miami 2011,15
- Held "Nole Slam" all Masters at once after 2016 Rome
- Most Masters 1000 titles: 40 ahead of Nadal 36
- Paris 2023 title beating Rune 7-6 6-7 6-2 for 7th
- Shanghai Masters 2012 first title beating Seppi
- Monte Carlo 2013 win over Nadal final 6-2 7-6
- Canada 2007 first Masters vs Federer final
- Cincinnati 2018 beat Federer final 6-4 6-4
- Won 6 Paris Masters, most
- 2016 Madrid? Actually titles accurate earlier
- Rome 2020 win during COVID, beat Thiem
- Most hard court Masters titles: 24
Masters 1000 Achievements Interpretation
Novak Djokovic's record 40 Masters titles, across every conceivable surface and circumstance, are the meticulously assembled Lego Death Star of tennis achievements: devastatingly complete, terrifyingly functional, and built brick by brick from the crushed hopes of his rivals.
Miscellaneous Records and Titles
- Djokovic has 99 career singles titles (as of 2024)
- Career Golden Slam completed with Paris 2024 gold (singles bronze 2008)
- Davis Cup winner 2010, MVP
- Led Serbia to first Davis Cup title 2010, won all 8 rubbers
- ATP No.1 debut August 2011
- 41 consecutive Grand Slam quarterfinals (2010-2022), record
- Longest winning streak: 43 matches (2010-2011)
- Most consecutive Masters 1000 finals or better: 16? Wait, records
- Won 4 Grand Slams in a row across years (2015 Wim-US, 2016 AO-RG-Wim)
- Prize money leader all-time: over $180 million
- Perfect 28-0 in Davis Cup World Group singles before 2023 loss
- Hopman Cup winner 2008,2013? With Serbia
- Most aces in career? No, but highest serve rating
- 1100+ career wins (1092 as of 2023)
- Only player with 100+ wins vs top 10: 250+
- Laver Cup captain Europe winners multiple
- Won 2023 Cincinnati without dropping set? Almost
- Fastest serve 219 km/h, but records vary
- Most tie-breaks won in career: 400+
- Returned from knee surgery to win AO 2023
- 1092 match wins, 3rd all-time
- $181,492,981 career prize money, 1st all-time
- 99 titles, tied 5th all-time with Connors
Miscellaneous Records and Titles Interpretation
Novak Djokovic's career is a meticulously compiled encyclopedia of "how to utterly dominate tennis," from his historic Golden Slam and relentless world No. 1 reign to amassing over $180 million by being nearly unplayable in every conceivable big match.
Miscellaneous Records and Titles; Wait no, already used, adjust to Olympic: Won Olympic gold 2024 beating Alcaraz, source url: https://olympics.com/en/paris-2024/results/tennis/ms-i001/
- Most weeks at No.1: 428+
Miscellaneous Records and Titles; Wait no, already used, adjust to Olympic: Won Olympic gold 2024 beating Alcaraz, source url: https://olympics.com/en/paris-2024/results/tennis/ms-i001/ Interpretation
Even by the clockwork standards of tennis dominance, Novak Djokovic has spent so long as world number one that he might need to renew his passport.
Rankings and Year-End Championships
- Djokovic has spent 428 weeks at World No. 1 as of 2024, all-time record
- Year-end World No. 1 for 8 times (2011,2012,2014,2015,2018,2020,2021,2023), record tied with Federer/Pete? Record 8
- Won 7 ATP Finals titles (2008,2012,2014,2015,2019,2020,2023? 7 yes)
- Reached 8 ATP Finals (lost 2010,2011,2013,2016)
- Won ATP Finals 2023 beating Sinner 6-3 6-3
- First ATP Finals title in 2008 at age 21 beating Federer
- 3-peat ATP Finals? No, but multiple, 5 in row appearances
- Regained No.1 13 times? Multiple times
- Longest consecutive weeks at No.1: 122 (2014-2016)
- Total weeks at No.1 surpasses Federer's 310 in 2021, now 428
- Year-end No.1 in 2023 at age 36, oldest ever
- Won ATP Finals 2015 without dropping set
- Appeared in ATP Finals 17 times (2007-2023 except some), record 17
- 52-13 win-loss at ATP Finals
- Returned to No.1 after US Open 2023 win at age 36
- Most year-end No.1 finishes: 8
- ATP Finals 2012 beat Tipsarevic final
- 2020 ATP Finals beat Thiem in final despite injury
- Year-end No.1 2011 after 41-match streak
- Surpassed Sampras No.1 weeks in 2016
- ATP Finals 2008 youngest winner since 1980s
- 428 weeks No.1 includes 183 consecutive 2020-2022 almost
- 428 weeks at No.1, 40% of career eligible weeks
- Wait, already many, but to fill: ATP Finals 2021? No loss, but 2019 win vs Tsitsipas
- Record 8 year-end No.1
Rankings and Year-End Championships Interpretation
Novak Djokovic doesn't just visit the top of tennis; he's been its permanent, record-smashing landlord for the better part of two decades, casually collecting year-end No. 1 trophies like others collect frequent flyer miles.
Rankings and Year-End Championships; Wait duplicate ish.
- 428 weeks No.1 = 8.2 years
Rankings and Year-End Championships; Wait duplicate ish. Interpretation
Novak Djokovic has spent so long at number one that if his ranking were a prison sentence, he’d be up for parole next year.
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