Novak Djokovic leads the world these days. In the first week of February, Dominic Thiem beat Grand Slam's rival in an epic match. The Serbs feel indisputably King of Australia after extending his record to 8 tournaments down.
Novak Djokovic The Titan
Djokovic regained first place in the world in the process of raising the Australian Open. Something that might not have been overburdened early in the season, but he wants it all. You only get this good if you want everything, right?
Djokovic spent his entire career trying to prove he was the best. He has come close enough to prove that he is not the best, but perhaps the best of all times. Look back and see the months and years when his hegemony was unknown. Beat the best of the best in the biggest stage.
With his eighth pilot, he's now approaching 19-year-old Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer 20 years later with his 17th. I have no doubt that he will break the record for the men's Grand Slam titles.
While reviewing tennis records, let's take a look at some of the records you already own and are unlikely to be broken soon.
Stand of four specialties on three different surfaces.
Record four Grand Slam tournaments on three different surfaces should be the first on this list. In 2016, Novak Djokovic finally won his first French Open title to complete his Grand Slam career. He also had three Majors when he did this, which means that he became the first man in the history of tennis to have all Majors on three different surfaces.
If that wasn't impressive enough, he also earned the ATP Tour Finals title in his box at the time.
Rod Laver and Don Budge previously won the Grand Slam calendar before the open era began, which means they won four major companies in one year. Indeed, Laver accomplished the feat twice, in 1962 and 1969. However, at that time the difficult courts did not exist.
Career Golden Masters
There are a total of 9 masters degrees in the tennis season. Novak feels lonely as the only man to have won all the 1000 Masters titles at the ATP World Tour. In the 30-year history of Masters 1000 series, Djokovic is the only man to do that. It was Cincinnati Masters who evaded Serbs for a while, but in 2018, he finally won her to complete the Golden Masters.
Roger Federer has seven of nine professors, as Monte Carlo and Roma Masters lose, and they are on the mud. Rafael Nadal also has seven out of nine, because he has never won the Miami Open and Paris Masters in his career..
Hat-trick of Sunshine Double
The Sunshine Double is when the player wins the Indian Wells Masters and Miami Masters tournaments in the same season. It is one of the most difficult achievements in tennis. Novak won the Sunshine Double 4 times unprecedented in his career. Not only that, the Serbs have won three of these 4 pairs in successive years from 2014 to 2016.
Winning once is a big question in itself, and winning it four times is almost impossible. It is unlikely that someone will be able to repeat this feat.
More points than 2nd and 3rd rank
Novak Djokovic was on assignment in 2015 and 2016. He was almost invincible even after Roland Garros. When he finally lifted the French Open title in 2016, he earned 16,950 ranking points. This was more than the total number of players ranked second (Andy Murray 8,915 points) and number 3 (Roger Federer 6,655 points).
Now this is the pure field.
Unfortunately, what followed Novak's form was inexplicable and remains one of the biggest shocks in the history of this sport.
Most wins against top 10 in a season
In 2015, Djokovic was a giant. He absolutely smashed the world's top ten that year with 31 wins against them. In those 31 victories, 6 beat Andy Murray, 5 against Federer, 4 against Nadal, among others. He had nine other players brilliantly shaking with fear.
Fastest ATP Tour Finals qualification
Novak Djokovic had a run of 43 consecutive wins since the start of the 2011 season. He qualified for the ATP World Tour Finals after only 18 weeks and 6 days!
It is not surprising then that its 2011 season is considered one of the best seasons in the history of tennis..
30 consecutive match wins in Majors
During the period 2015-16, Djokovic achieved a series of stunning victories in the 30 Grand Slam race. It all started at Wimbledon 2015 and culminated in the Serbian victory in the 2016 French Open, to celebrate the Grand Slams. Nol finally lost in the third round of the Wimbledon 2016 tournament against Sam Quiry.
Men's tennis never before seen that this degree dominates the open era.
Most elite level titles won in a year
Once again we go back to 2015 for an incredible record. Djokovic won 10 elite level events in 2015, leaving nothing but scraps to all of his competitors. The titles included all major teams, except Roland Garros, Indian Wells, Miami Masters, Monte Carlo Masters, Roma Masters, Shanghai Masters, Paris Masters and ATP World Tour Finals.
Is it an amazing list or what?
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