Tennis Records

Active streaks & the modern era · ATP and WTA

Our records cover the modern era from January 2000 onwards. Career totals for players active before 2000 (Sampras, Agassi, Hingis, Davenport and others) are higher in their official records — see Wikipedia or the ATP / WTA sites for complete career history. Nothing here is an all-time record.

Active now

Players with a match coming up, by their current run and this season.

Longest active win streak

Consecutive wins, players with an upcoming match

  1. 1Kristina Liutova13 wins
  2. 2Francesca Jones12 wins
  3. 3Justina Maria Gonzalez Daniele8 wins
  4. 4Aleksandar Vukic7 wins
  5. 5Tatjana Maria7 wins
  6. 6Laia Petretic6 wins
  7. 7Katerina Tsygourova6 wins
  8. 8Mayu Crossley6 wins
  9. 9Lucciana Perez Alarcon6 wins
  10. 10Alex Michelsen6 wins

Longest active losing streak

Consecutive losses, players with an upcoming match

  1. 1Matthias Ujvary13 losses
  2. 2Ryan Augusto Dos Santos13 losses
  3. 3Lourdes Ayala11 losses
  4. 4Sonja Zhenikhova8 losses
  5. 5Filip Cristian Jianu8 losses
  6. 6Yannik Kelm8 losses
  7. 7Sayaka Ishii7 losses
  8. 8Naoko Eto7 losses
  9. 9Joao Vitor Scramin Do Lago7 losses
  10. 10Tiago Cacao6 losses

Most titles in 2026

Current players, this season

  1. 1Jannik Sinner6 titles
  2. 2Aryna Sabalenka3 titles
  3. 3Ben Shelton3 titles
  4. 4Mirra Andreeva3 titles
  5. 5Carlos Alcaraz2 titles
  6. 6Daniil Medvedev2 titles
  7. 7Elena Rybakina2 titles
  8. 8Elina Svitolina2 titles
  9. 9Francisco Cerundolo2 titles
  10. 10Jessica Pegula2 titles

Best win–loss in 2026

Current players, min 10 matches

  1. 1Alexander Zverev45–10
  2. 2Jannik Sinner43–4
  3. 3Mirra Andreeva40–11
  4. 4Jessica Pegula38–9
  5. 5Aryna Sabalenka37–6
  6. 6Karolina Muchova37–10
  7. 7Elina Svitolina37–11
  8. 8Elena Rybakina36–12
  9. 9Sorana Cirstea32–12
  10. 10Tommy Paul32–14

Modern era · since 2000

Leaderboards within our complete data window. Not all-time — see the note above.

Most Grand Slam titles

Singles, since 2000

  1. 1Novak Djokovic24 titles
  2. 2Rafael Nadal22 titles
  3. 3Serena Williams22 titles
  4. 4Roger Federer20 titles
  5. 5Carlos Alcaraz7 titles
  6. 6Justine Henin7 titles
  7. 7Venus Williams7 titles
  8. 8Iga Swiatek6 titles
  9. 9Jannik Sinner5 titles
  10. 10Maria Sharapova5 titles

Tallied from Grand Slam finals in our match database since 2000. A few player pages show fewer where early-career match data is incomplete — these totals are the authoritative count.

Most match wins

ATP & WTA main tour, since 2000

  1. 1Roger Federer1257 wins
  2. 2Novak Djokovic1189 wins
  3. 3Rafael Nadal1108 wins
  4. 4Serena Williams805 wins
  5. 5Andy Murray765 wins
  6. 6David Ferrer744 wins
  7. 7Venus Williams660 wins
  8. 8Tomas Berdych644 wins
  9. 9Caroline Wozniacki635 wins
  10. 10Andy Roddick633 wins

Best single season

By win rate, min 30 matches, since 2000

  1. 1Roger Federer200585–4
  2. 2Roger Federer200692–5
  3. 3Serena Williams201382–5
  4. 4Justine Henin200765–4
  5. 5Novak Djokovic201582–6
  6. 6Roger Federer200479–6
  7. 7Serena Williams200337–3
  8. 8Jannik Sinner202472–6
  9. 9Andy Murray201682–7
  10. 10Roger Federer201755–5

By surface · since 2000

Most titles on each surface — the clay, hard and grass specialists of the modern era.

Most clay titles

Singles finals won on clay, since 2000

  1. 1Rafael Nadal58 titles
  2. 2Novak Djokovic17 titles
  3. 3Serena Williams15 titles
  4. 4Roger Federer14 titles
  5. 5Casper Ruud13 titles
  6. 6Justine Henin12 titles
  7. 7Carlos Alcaraz11 titles
  8. 8Maria Sharapova11 titles

Most hard-court titles

Singles finals won on hard, since 2000

  1. 1Novak Djokovic74 titles
  2. 2Roger Federer69 titles
  3. 3Serena Williams45 titles
  4. 4Andy Murray34 titles
  5. 5Kim Clijsters32 titles
  6. 6Venus Williams30 titles
  7. 7Rafael Nadal28 titles
  8. 8Lindsay Davenport25 titles

Most grass titles

Singles finals won on grass, since 2000

  1. 1Roger Federer19 titles
  2. 2Lleyton Hewitt8 titles
  3. 3Novak Djokovic8 titles
  4. 4Andy Murray7 titles
  5. 5Justine Henin7 titles
  6. 6Serena Williams7 titles
  7. 7Petra Kvitova6 titles
  8. 8Rafael Nadal6 titles

Finals & near-misses · since 2000

The other side of the record book — the most finals reached, and the best players still chasing a major.

Most runner-up finishes

Singles finals reached but lost, since 2000

  1. 1Roger Federer54 finals
  2. 2Novak Djokovic44 finals
  3. 3Rafael Nadal40 finals
  4. 4Caroline Wozniacki26 finals
  5. 5Lindsay Davenport26 finals
  6. 6Serena Williams26 finals
  7. 7Venus Williams26 finals
  8. 8Maria Sharapova25 finals
  9. 9Andy Murray24 finals
  10. 10David Ferrer24 finals

Reaching this many finals is itself a mark of sustained excellence — these are the era's perennial contenders.

Most wins without a Grand Slam

Match wins by players yet to win a major, since 2000

  1. 1David Ferrer744 wins
  2. 2Tomas Berdych644 wins
  3. 3Richard Gasquet618 wins
  4. 4Gael Monfils591 wins
  5. 5Jelena Jankovic567 wins
  6. 6Fernando Verdasco565 wins
  7. 7Tommy Robredo539 wins
  8. 8Agnieszka Radwanska534 wins
  9. 9Feliciano Lopez526 wins
  10. 10Gilles Simon515 wins

Based on Grand Slam finals in our database (1997 onwards); a pre-1997 major would not be counted.

Youngest & oldest champions · since 2000

Age when each player won a tour-level singles title — the prodigies and the veterans.

Youngest title winners

Age at a tour-level singles title, since 2000

  1. 1Nicole VaidisovaVancouver 200415.3 yrs
  2. 2Coco GauffLinz 201915.6 yrs
  3. 3Tamira PaszekPortoroz 200615.8 yrs
  4. 4Dinara SafinaSopot 200216.2 yrs
  5. 5Maria SharapovaJapan Open 200316.4 yrs
  6. 6Kim ClijstersHobart 200016.6 yrs
  7. 7Michaella KrajicekTashkent 200516.7 yrs
  8. 8Angelique WidjajaBali 200116.8 yrs

Oldest title winners

Age at a tour-level singles title, since 2000

  1. 1Kimiko Date KrummSeoul 200939 yrs
  2. 2Novak DjokovicAthens 202538.5 yrs
  3. 3Gael MonfilsAuckland 202538.3 yrs
  4. 4Serena WilliamsAuckland 202038.3 yrs
  5. 5Roger FedererBasel 201938.2 yrs
  6. 6Feliciano LopezLondon 201937.8 yrs
  7. 7Ivo KarlovicLos Cabos 201637.4 yrs
  8. 8Francesca SchiavoneBogota 201736.8 yrs

At the top · all-time

The all-time peaks — official weeks at World No. 1, and the highest Umpiry Rating ever reached. Not limited to the since-2000 window above.

Most weeks at World No. 1

Official ATP & WTA weeks, all-time

  1. 1Novak Djokovic428 weeks
  2. 2Steffi Graf377 weeks
  3. 3Martina Navratilova332 weeks
  4. 4Serena Williams319 weeks
  5. 5Roger Federer310 weeks
  6. 6Pete Sampras286 weeks
  7. 7Ivan Lendl270 weeks
  8. 8Jimmy Connors268 weeks
  9. 9Chris Evert260 weeks
  10. 10Rafael Nadal209 weeks

Highest peak Umpiry Rating

Career-best Umpiry Rating, all-time

  1. 1Novak Djokovic2584
  2. 2Jannik Sinner2556
  3. 3Carlos Alcaraz2529
  4. 4Andy Murray2482
  5. 5Serena Williams2482
  6. 6Rafael Nadal2481
  7. 7Roger Federer2472
  8. 8Justine Henin2404
  9. 9Daniil Medvedev2401
  10. 10Aryna Sabalenka2400
  11. 11Iga Swiatek2368
  12. 12Alexander Zverev2343

The Umpiry Rating is our Elo, computed from matches since 1996.

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