List of ATP Tour Top-level tournament singles champions

Grand Slam tournaments, the Masters series and the ATP Finals are considered the top-tier events of men's singles tennis since the introduction of the ATP Tour in 1990.

The Association of Tennis Professionals defines them as follows:

“ They are the biggest tournaments in our sport, where participation is mandatory, entry is reserved for the world’s best and success is rewarded with fame and a rich haul of points and prize money.

Claiming a title at each level – Grand Slam, Barclays ATP World Tour Finals and ATP World Tour Masters – has its unique challenges. But the tournaments are all stages upon which legends are made, where careers are defined and where victory earns players universal respect from peers, fans and media. Not surprisingly, the players with the best ‘Big Titles’ records are regarded as the giants of the game.[1]

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This is a list of the men's singles champions at these events. The chart will help in visualizing how much a player accomplished amongst his peers in the course of an entire year.

Each entry has an asterisk (*) linking to the tournament of that year.

Year Grand Slam tournaments[2] Masters Series[3] ATP Finals[4] Olympics[5]
AO FO Wim USO IW MI MC MA/HA RO CA CI SH/MA PA WTF OG
2016 Serbia Djokovic* Serbia Djokovic* United Kingdom Murray* Switzerland Wawrinka* Serbia Djokovic* Serbia Djokovic* Spain Nadal* Serbia Djokovic* United Kingdom Murray* Serbia Djokovic* Croatia Čilić* United Kingdom Murray* United Kingdom Murray* United Kingdom Murray* United Kingdom Murray*
2015 Serbia Djokovic* Switzerland Wawrinka* Serbia Djokovic* Serbia Djokovic* Serbia Djokovic* Serbia Djokovic* Serbia Djokovic* United Kingdom Murray* Serbia Djokovic* United Kingdom Murray* Switzerland Federer* Serbia Djokovic* Serbia Djokovic* Serbia Djokovic* Not Held
2014 Switzerland Wawrinka* Spain Nadal* Serbia Djokovic* Croatia Čilić* Serbia Djokovic* Serbia Djokovic* Switzerland Wawrinka* Spain Nadal* Serbia Djokovic* France Tsonga* Switzerland Federer* Switzerland Federer* Serbia Djokovic* Serbia Djokovic* Not Held
2013 Serbia Djokovic* Spain Nadal* United Kingdom Murray* Spain Nadal* Spain Nadal* United Kingdom Murray* Serbia Djokovic* Spain Nadal* Spain Nadal* Spain Nadal* Spain Nadal* Serbia Djokovic* Serbia Djokovic* Serbia Djokovic* Not Held
2012 Serbia Djokovic* Spain Nadal* Switzerland Federer* United Kingdom Murray* Switzerland Federer* Serbia Djokovic* Spain Nadal* Switzerland Federer* Spain Nadal* Serbia Djokovic* Switzerland Federer* Serbia Djokovic* Spain Ferrer* Serbia Djokovic* United Kingdom Murray*
2011 Serbia Djokovic* Spain Nadal* Serbia Djokovic* Serbia Djokovic* Serbia Djokovic* Serbia Djokovic* Spain Nadal* Serbia Djokovic* Serbia Djokovic* Serbia Djokovic* United Kingdom Murray* United Kingdom Murray* Switzerland Federer* Switzerland Federer* Not Held
2010 Switzerland Federer* Spain Nadal* Spain Nadal* Spain Nadal* Croatia Ljubicic* United States Roddick* Spain Nadal* Spain Nadal* Spain Nadal* United Kingdom Murray* Switzerland Federer* United Kingdom Murray* Sweden Söderling* Switzerland Federer* Not Held
2009 Spain Nadal* Switzerland Federer* Switzerland Federer* Argentina del Potro* Spain Nadal* United Kingdom Murray* Spain Nadal* Switzerland Federer* Spain Nadal* United Kingdom Murray* Switzerland Federer* Russia Davydenko* Serbia Djokovic* Russia Davydenko* Not Held
2008 Serbia Djokovic* Spain Nadal* Spain Nadal* Switzerland Federer* Serbia Djokovic* Russia Davydenko* Spain Nadal* Spain Nadal* Serbia Djokovic* Spain Nadal* United Kingdom Murray* United Kingdom Murray* France Tsonga* Serbia Djokovic* Spain Nadal*
2007 Switzerland Federer* Spain Nadal* Switzerland Federer* Switzerland Federer* Spain Nadal* Serbia Djokovic* Spain Nadal* Switzerland Federer* Spain Nadal* Serbia Djokovic* Switzerland Federer* Argentina Nalbandian* Argentina Nalbandian* Switzerland Federer* Not Held
2006 Switzerland Federer* Spain Nadal* Switzerland Federer* Switzerland Federer* Switzerland Federer* Switzerland Federer* Spain Nadal* Spain Robredo* Spain Nadal* Switzerland Federer* United States Roddick* Switzerland Federer* Russia Davydenko* Switzerland Federer* Not Held
2005 Russia Safin* Spain Nadal* Switzerland Federer* Switzerland Federer* Switzerland Federer* Switzerland Federer* Spain Nadal* Switzerland Federer* Spain Nadal* Spain Nadal* Switzerland Federer* Spain Nadal* Czech Republic Berdych* Argentina Nalbandian* Not Held
2004 Switzerland Federer* Argentina Gaudio* Switzerland Federer* Switzerland Federer* Switzerland Federer* United States Roddick* Argentina Coria* Switzerland Federer* Spain Moyá* Switzerland Federer* United States Agassi* Russia Safin* Russia Safin* Switzerland Federer* Chile Massú*
2003 United States Agassi* Spain Ferrero* Switzerland Federer* United States Roddick* Australia Hewit* United States Agassi* Spain Ferrero* Argentina Coria* Spain Mantilla* United States Roddick* United States Roddick* Spain Ferrero* United Kingdom Henman* Switzerland Federer* Not Held
2002 United States Johansson* Spain Costa* Australia Hewit* United States Sampras* Australia Hewit* United States Agassi* Spain Ferrero* Switzerland Federer* United States Agassi* Argentina Cañas* Spain Moyá* United States Agassi* Russia Safin* Australia Hewit* Not Held
2001 United States Agassi* Brazil Kuerten* Croatia Ivanišević* Australia Hewitt* United States Agassi* United States Agassi* Brazil Kuerten* Spain Portas* Spain Ferrero* Romania Pavel* Brazil Kuerten* Germany Haas* France Grosjean* Australia Hewit* Not Held
2000 United States Agassi* Brazil Kuerten* United States Sampras* Russia Safin* Spain Corretja* United States Sampras* France Pioline* Brazil Kuerten* Sweden Norman* Russia Safin* Sweden Enqvist* South Africa Ferreira* Russia Safin* Brazil Kuerten* Russia Kafelnikov*
1999 Russia Kafelnikov* United States Agassi* United States Sampras* United States Agassi* Australia Philippoussis* United States Krajicek* Brazil Kuerten* Chile Ríos* Brazil Kuerten* Sweden Johansson* United States Sampras* Sweden Enqvist* United States Agassi* United States Sampras* Not Held
1998 Czech Republic Korda* Spain Moyá* United States Sampras* Australia Rafter* Chile Ríos* Chile Ríos* Spain Moyá* Spain Costa* Chile Ríos* Australia Rafter* Australia Rafter* Netherlands Krajicek* United Kingdom Rusedski* Spain Corretja* Not Held
1997 United States Sampras* Brazil Kuerten* United States Sampras* Australia Rafter* United States Chang* Austria Muster* Chile Ríos* Ukraine Medvedev* Spain Corretja* United States Woodruff* United States Sampras* Czech Republic Korda* United States Sampras* United States Sampras* Not Held
1996 Germany Becker* Russia Kafelnikov* Netherlands Krajicek* United States Sampras* United States Chang* United States Agassi* Austria Muster* Spain Carretero* Austria Muster* South Africa Ferreira* United States Agassi* Germany Becker* Sweden Enqvist* United States Sampras* United States Agassi*
1995 United States Agassi* Austria Muster* United States Sampras* United States Sampras* United States Sampras* United States Agassi* Austria Muster* Ukraine Medvedev* Austria Muster* United States Agassi* United States Agassi* Austria Muster* United States Sampras* Germany Becker* Not Held
1994 United States Sampras* Spain Bruguera* United States Sampras* United States Agassi* United States Sampras* United States Sampras* Ukraine Medvedev* Ukraine Medvedev* United States Sampras* United States Agassi* United States Chang* Germany Becker* United States Agassi* United States Sampras* Not Held
1993 United States Courier* Spain Bruguera* United States Sampras* United States Sampras* United States Courier* United States Sampras* Spain Bruguera* Germany Stich* United States Courier* Sweden Pernfors* United States Chang* Germany Stich* Croatia Ivanišević* Germany Stich* Not Held
1992 United States Courier* United States Courier* United States Agassi* Sweden Edberg* United States Chang* United States Chang* Austria Muster* Sweden Edberg* United States Courier* United States Agassi* United States Sampras* Croatia Ivanišević* Germany Becker* Germany Becker* Switzerland Rosset*
1991 Germany Becker* United States Courier* Germany Stich* Sweden Edberg* United States Courier* United States Courier* Spain Bruguera* Czech Republic Nováček* Spain Sánchez* Russia Chesnokov* France Forget* Germany Becker* France Forget* United States Sampras* Not Held
1990 Czech Republic Lendl* Ecuador Gómez* Sweden Edberg* United States Sampras* Sweden Edberg* United States Agassi* Russia Chesnokov* Spain Aguilera* Austria Muster* United States Chang* Sweden Edberg* Germany Becker* Sweden Edberg* United States Agassi* Not Held

^ IW = Indian Wells, MI = Miami, MC = Monte Carlo, MA/HA = Madrid/Hamburg, RO = Rome, CA = Canada, CI = Cincinnati, SH/MA = Shanghai/Madrid (Stockholm, Essen, Stuttgart), PA = Paris, WTF = World Tour Finals, OG = Olympic Gold

^ The 4th Masters Series tournament was played in Hamburg through 2008 but moved to its current location in Madrid in 2009. The 8th Masters Series tournament has had a very turbulent history. It was played in Stockholm from 1990 to 1994, Essen in 1995, Stuttgart from 1996 to 2001, and Madrid from 2002 to 2008 before moving to its current location in Shanghai in 2009.

The Masters Series tournaments are listed in chronological order, except that Cincinnati and Canada were switched in 1996 only, and Rome and Madrid/Hamburg were held in reversed order from 2000 to 2010.

Title leaders

The top 10 leaders since 1990 in these events are:

Rank Player Total titles Grand Slam Masters ATP Finals Olympics
1. Switzerland Roger Federer 47 17 24 6 -
Serbia Novak Djokovic 47 12 30 5 -
3. Spain Rafael Nadal 43 14 28 0 1
4. United States Pete Sampras 30 14 11 5 -
5. United States Andre Agassi 27 8 17 1 1
6. United Kingdom Andy Murray 20 3 14 1 2
7. Germany Boris Becker 9 2 5 2 -
United States Jim Courier 9 4 5 0 -
Austria Thomas Muster 9 1 8 0 -
Brazil Gustavo Kuerten 9 3 5 1 -

See also

References

  1. ↑ "Big Titles: Federer Leads But Novak's Strike Rate Dazzles", Association of Tennis Professionals, 10 May 2016.
  2. ↑ "Tennis Now: Grand Slam Title Winners". Retrieved May 14, 2012.
  3. ↑ "ATP Masters 1000 tournaments (with links to each tournament)". Retrieved May 14, 2012.
  4. ↑ "ATP World Tour Finals: Past results". Retrieved May 14, 2012.
  5. ↑ "Olympic champions". Retrieved May 14, 2012.
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