Djokovic’s 100th Title

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Novak Djokovic’s Historic 100th Title

Another Week, Another Record

On Saturday in Switzerland, Novak Djokovic etched his name even deeper into tennis history, clinching his 100th ATP singles title at the Geneva Open.

In classic Djokovic fashion, he outlasted Hubert Hurkacz 5-7, 7-6(2), 7-6(2) — and now, all eyes turn to Roland Garros.

The Century Club: Djokovic Joins Legends

With this win, Djokovic becomes just the third man in the Open Era to reach 100 ATP titles — joining the ranks of:

  • Roger Federer (103)

  • Jimmy Connors (109)

He now trails Federer by four titles, and Connors by ten — a race worth watching as Djokovic nears 40.

Beyond the Numbers

Djokovic’s greatness isn’t just in volume. His résumé redefines the ceiling of the sport:

  • 24 Grand Slam titles (a men’s record)

  • The only man to win all four majors, all nine ATP Masters 1000s, the ATP Finals, and Olympic gold

  • Most ATP Masters 1000 titles

  • Most Tour Finals titles (7)

 

Master of All Surfaces

  • Hard courts? Tied with Federer at 71 titles.

  • Clay? Trails only Nadal.

  • Grass? Dominant at Wimbledon.

Djokovic is the rare player whose greatness transcends surface, era, and opponent.

Longevity and Excellence

Djokovic turned 38 the same week he lifted trophy #100.

His career is a case study in resilience, evolution, and sustained dominance:

  • Titles in 19 countries

  • Spanning two decades

  • Wins over every great of his era — from Federer and Nadal to Murray and beyond

He’s also survived — and thrived — in the tightest moments, like saving championship points in the 2019 Wimbledon epic vs Federer.