Novak Djokovic and his 100 titles: From Amersfoort in 2006 to Geneva in 2025
Novak Djokovic and his 100 titles: From Amersfoort in 2006 to Geneva in 2025
Novak Djokovic created history on Saturday as he became only the third man in history to win 100 titles in the Open Era.
Djokovic, who turned 38 on Thursday,
Only Roger Federer (103), one of Djokovic’s greatest rivals, and Jimmy Connors (109) have more titles than Djokovic amongst men. Martina Navratilova (167) leads the all-time list of most titles which has Chris Evert (157) at the second spot and Steffi Graf (107) in fourth place.
Djokovic, a 24-time Grand Slam champion, won his first title at the Dutch Open, a clay-court tournament, in Amersfoort in 2006.
2006 (2 titles) – Amersfoort, Metz
2007 (5) – Adelaide Open, Miami Open, Estoril Open, Canadian Open, Vienna Open
2008 (4) – Australian Open, Indian Wells Masters, Italian Open, Tennis Masters Cup
2009 (5) – Dubai Open, Belgrade Open, Beijing Open, Basel Open, Paris Masters
2010 (2) – Dubai Open, Beijing Open
2011 (10) – Australian Open, Dubai Open, Indian Wells Masters, Miami Open, Belgrade Open, Madrid Open, Italian Open, Wimbledon, Canadian Open, US Open
2012 (6) – Australian Open, Miami Open, Canadian Open, Beijing Open, Shanghai Masters, ATP Finals
2013 (7) – Australian Open, Dubai Open, Monte-Carlo Masters, Beijing Open, Shanghai Masters, Paris Masters, ATP Finals
2014 (7) – Indian Wells Masters, Miami Open, Italian Open, Wimbledon, Beijing Open, Paris Masters, ATP Finals
2015 (11) – Australian Open, Indian Wells Masters, Miami Open, Monte-Carlo Masters, Italian Open, Wimbledon, US Open, Beijing Open, Shanghai Masters, Paris Masters, ATP Finals
2016 (7) – Qatar Open, Australian Open, Indian Wells Masters, Miami Open, Madrid Open, French Open, Canadian Open
2017 (2) – Qatar Open, Eastbourne
2018 (4) – Wimbledon, Cincinnati Masters, US Open, Shanghai Masters
2019 (5) – Australian Open, Madrid Open, Wimbledon, Japan Open, Paris Masters
2020 (4) – Australian Open, Dubai Open, Cincinnati Masters, Italian Open
2021 (5) – Australian Open, Belgrade Open, French Open, Wimbledon, Paris Masters
2022 (5) – Italian Open, Wimbledon, Tel Aviv, Astana, ATP Finals
2023 (7) – Adelaide Open, Australian Open, French Open, Cincinnati Masters, US Open, Paris Masters, ATP Finals
2024 (1) – Paris Olympics
2025 (1) – Geneva
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