In the Masters 250 of Geneva, the Serbian was ratified as the third tennis player with more titles in history, behind Roger Federer (103) and Jimmy Conors (109).
History was made in Geneva: Novak Djokovic stayed with the title of Masters 250 and reached 100 ° title of his career. Last March, the Serbian tennis player had already reached another record in Miami: with 37 years and 10 months, he became a more veteran finalist into a 1000 Masters.
In the final, the Serbian defeated in three sets (5-7; 7 (7) -6 (2) and 7 (7) -6 (2)) to the Polish HUBERT HURKACZlocated in the 31st position of the global classification. In this way, the current number 6 of the ATP ranking was ratified as the Third tennis player with more titles in historybehind Roger Federer (103) and Jimmy Conors (109). Djokovik also got two Olympic medals: Bronze in Beijing 2008 and gold in Paris 2024.
“I still don’t know how I did, I think he made a break with himself with 4-3, but These are the things that can happen when you compete at these levels. Two points can decide the winner of an impressive game: 7-6 in the third set. Fortunate of having done it with a crowded stage, I finally have that one hundred title, ”said the Serbian upon receiving the trophy.
Then he said: “Thanks to my team for being there, but not only in the good days, thanks for always being there. I know that it is a challenge to accompany me on the track at the moment of my career, in matches like today where the final was going at me at some times. “Only you know how tremendously difficult it is to stay at these levels within the circuit, both on and off the court. Thank you really for helping me and accompanying me to get this last title. ”
Novak Djokovic titles
- 2024: Gold Medal in Paris 2024 Olympic Games.
- 2023: Australia Open, Adelaide 1, Roland Garros, ATP Masters 1000 Cincinnati, Us Open, ATP Masters 1000 Paris, ATP Finals.
- 2022: Nitto ATP Finals, Astana, Tel Aviv, Wimbledon, ATP Masters 1000 Rome.
- 2021: ATP Masters 1000 Paris, Wimbledon, Roland Garros, Belgrade 2, Australian Open.
- 2020: ATP Masters 1000 Rome, ATP Masters 1000 Cincinnati, Dubai, Australian Open.
- 2019: ATP Masters 1000 Paris, Tokyo, Wimbledon, ATP Masters 1000 Madrid, Australian Open.
- 2018: ATP Masters 1000 Shanghai, US Open, ATP Masters 1000 Cincinnati, Wimbledon.
- 2017: Eastbourne, Doha.
- 2016: ATP Masters 1000 Canada, Roland Garros, ATP Masters 1000 Madrid, ATP Masters 1000 Miami, ATP Masters 1000 Indian Wells, Australian Open, Doha.
- 2015: ATP Finals, ATP Masters 1000 Paris, ATP Masters 1000 Shanghai, Beijing, Us Open, Wimbledon, ATP Masters 1000 Rome, ATP Masters 1000 Monte Carlo, ATP Masters 1000 Miami, ATP Masters 1000 Indian Wells, Australian Open.
- 2014: ATP Finals, ATP Masters 1000 Paris, Beijing, Wimbledon, ATP Masters 1000 Rome, ATP Masters 1000 Miami, ATP Masters 1000 Indian Wells.
- 2013: ATP Finals, ATP Masters 1000 Paris, ATP Masters 1000 Shanghai, Beijing, ATP Masters 1000 Monte Carlo, Dubai, Australian Open.
- 2012: ATP Finals, ATP Masters 1000 Shanghai, Beijing, ATP Masters 1000 Canada, ATP Masters 1000 Miami, Australian Open.
- 2011: US Open, ATP Masters 1000 Canada, Wimbledon, ATP Masters 1000 Rome, ATP Masters 1000 Madrid, Belgrade, ATP Masters 1000 Miami, ATP Masters 1000 Indian Wells, Dubai, Australian Open.
- 2010: Beijing, Dubai.
- 2009: ATP Masters 1000 Paris, Basel, Beijing, Belgrade, Dubai.
- 2008: Tennis Masters Cup, ATP Masters 1000 Rome, ATP Masters 1000 Indian Wells, Australian Open.
- 2007: Vienna, ATP Masters 1000 Canada, Estoril, ATP Masters 1000 Miami, Adelaide.
- 2006: Metz, Amersfoort.
Source: Ambito
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