Record highlights
The chase for 109
Djokovic won his 100th title in Geneva in May 2025 and his 102nd at the 2026 China Open, his seventh title in Beijing. One more ties Roger Federer for second place. To pass Jimmy Connors, the 39-year-old needs eight more.
The next generation
Jannik Sinner leads the younger players with 30 titles after a 2026 season that included Wimbledon and five Masters 1000 titles. Carlos Alcaraz has 27 after defending his Tokyo title this week. Both are already more than halfway to Andy Murray's 46.
Key milestones
Complete all-time list
Every man with 40 or more ATP singles titles in the Open Era (since 1968). Grand Slams counts only Open Era majors. Active players are marked.
Active leaders
The active players with the most career titles.
Frequently asked questions
Who has won the most tournaments in men's tennis?
Jimmy Connors, with 109 ATP singles titles between 1972 and 1989. Roger Federer is second on 103 and Novak Djokovic third on 102.
How many titles has Novak Djokovic won?
102. His most recent was the 2026 China Open, his seventh title in Beijing. He has won at least one title every year since 2006, and he needs one more to tie Federer.
How many titles did Federer and Nadal win?
Federer won 103, the last at his home event in Basel in 2019. Nadal won 92, the last at Roland Garros in 2022. Nadal's 63 clay-court titles are an Open Era record.
Which active players have the most titles?
Djokovic leads with 102. Next are Jannik Sinner (30), Carlos Alcaraz (27), Alexander Zverev (26) and Daniil Medvedev (24).
Why do some sources give different totals?
Records from the late 1960s and 1970s are incomplete, and sources disagree on which early events count as tour-level. Totals for players such as Björn Borg and Ilie Năstase can differ by a few titles depending on the source. This list counts Open Era singles titles only.
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