List of ATP Tour Top-level tournament singles champions

Grand Slam tournaments, the ATP Finals, the Masters series and the Olympics are considered the four highest tiers of men's tennis since the introduction of the ATP Tour in 1990.[1]

This is a list of the men's singles champions at these events. The chart will help in visualizing which players were the most dominant across multiple years and events.

Each entry has an asterisk (*) linking to the tournament of that year.

Year Grand Slam tournaments[2] ATP Finals[3] Masters 1000 Series[4] Olympics[5]
AO FO Wim USO Masters Cup IW MI MC MA/HA RO CA CI SH/MA PA OG
1990 Lendl* Gómez* Edberg* Sampras* Agassi* Edberg* Agassi* Chesnokov* Aguilera* Muster* Chang* Edberg* Becker* Edberg* Not Held
1991 Becker* Courier* Stich* Edberg* Sampras* Courier* Courier* Bruguera* Nováček* Sánchez* Chesnokov* Forget* Becker* Forget* Not Held
1992 Courier* Courier* Agassi* Edberg* Becker* Chang* Chang* Muster* Edberg* Courier* Agassi* Sampras* Ivanišević* Becker* Rosset*
1993 Courier* Bruguera* Sampras* Sampras* Stich* Courier* Sampras* Bruguera* Stich* Courier* Pernfors* Chang* Stich* Ivanišević* Not Held
1994 Sampras* Bruguera* Sampras* Agassi* Sampras* Sampras* Sampras* Medvedev* Medvedev* Sampras* Agassi* Chang* Becker* Agassi* Not Held
1995 Agassi* Muster* Sampras* Sampras* Becker* Sampras* Agassi* Muster* Medvedev* Muster* Agassi* Agassi* Muster* Sampras* Not Held
1996 Becker* Kafelnikov* Krajicek* Sampras* Sampras* Chang* Agassi* Muster* Carretero* Muster* Ferreira* Agassi* Becker* Enqvist* Agassi*
1997 Sampras* Kuerten* Sampras* Rafter* Sampras* Chang* Muster* Ríos* Medvedev* Corretja* Woodruff* Sampras* Korda* Sampras* Not Held
1998 Korda* Moyá* Sampras* Rafter* Corretja* Ríos* Ríos* Moyá* Costa* Ríos* Rafter* Rafter* Krajicek* Rusedski* Not Held
1999 Kafelnikov* Agassi* Sampras* Agassi* Sampras* Philippoussis* Krajicek* Kuerten* Ríos* Kuerten* Johansson* Sampras* Enqvist* Agassi* Not Held
2000 Agassi* Kuerten* Sampras* Safin* Kuerten* Corretja* Sampras* Pioline* Kuerten* Norman* Safin* Enqvist* Ferreira* Safin* Kafelnikov*
2001 Agassi* Kuerten* Ivanišević* Hewitt* Hewitt* Agassi* Agassi* Kuerten* Portas* Ferrero* Pavel* Kuerten* Haas* Grosjean* Not Held
2002 Johansson* Costa* Hewitt* Sampras* Hewitt* Hewitt* Agassi* Ferrero* Federer* Agassi* Cañas* Moyá* Agassi* Safin* Not Held
2003 Agassi* Ferrero* Federer* Roddick* Federer* Hewitt* Agassi* Ferrero* Coria* Mantilla* Roddick* Roddick* Ferrero* Henman* Not Held
2004 Federer* Gaudio* Federer* Federer* Federer* Federer* Roddick* Coria* Federer* Moyá* Federer* Agassi* Safin* Safin* Massú*
2005 Safin* Nadal* Federer* Federer* Nalbandian* Federer* Federer* Nadal* Federer* Nadal* Nadal* Federer* Nadal* Berdych* Not Held
2006 Federer* Nadal* Federer* Federer* Federer* Federer* Federer* Nadal* Robredo* Nadal* Federer* Roddick* Federer* Davydenko* Not Held
2007 Federer* Nadal* Federer* Federer* Federer* Nadal* Djokovic* Nadal* Federer* Nadal* Djokovic* Federer* Nalbandian* Nalbandian* Not Held
2008 Djokovic* Nadal* Nadal* Federer* Djokovic* Djokovic* Davydenko* Nadal* Nadal* Djokovic* Nadal* Murray* Murray* Tsonga* Nadal*
2009 Nadal* Federer* Federer* del Potro* Davydenko* Nadal* Murray* Nadal* Federer* Nadal* Murray* Federer* Davydenko* Djokovic* Not Held
2010 Federer* Nadal* Nadal* Nadal* Federer* Ljubicic* Roddick* Nadal* Nadal* Nadal* Murray* Federer* Murray* Söderling* Not Held
2011 Djokovic* Nadal* Djokovic* Djokovic* Federer* Djokovic* Djokovic* Nadal* Djokovic* Djokovic* Djokovic* Murray* Murray* Federer* Not Held
2012 Djokovic* Nadal* Federer* Murray* Djokovic* Federer* Djokovic* Nadal* Federer* Nadal* Djokovic* Federer* Djokovic* Ferrer* Murray*
2013 Djokovic* Nadal* Murray* Nadal* Djokovic* Nadal* Murray* Djokovic* Nadal* Nadal* Nadal* Nadal* Djokovic* Djokovic* Not Held
2014 Wawrinka* Nadal* Djokovic* Čilić* Djokovic* Djokovic* Djokovic* Wawrinka* Nadal* Djokovic* Tsonga* Federer* Federer* Djokovic* Not Held
2015 Djokovic* Wawrinka* Djokovic* Djokovic* Djokovic* Djokovic* Djokovic* Djokovic* Murray* Djokovic* Murray* Federer* Djokovic* Djokovic* Not Held
2016 Djokovic* Djokovic* Murray* Wawrinka* Murray* Djokovic* Djokovic* Nadal* Djokovic* Murray* Djokovic* Čilić* Murray* Murray* Murray*
2017 Federer* Nadal* Federer* Nadal* Dimitrov* Federer* Federer* Nadal* Nadal* Zverev* Zverev* Dimitrov* Federer* Sock* Not Held
2018 Federer* Nadal* Djokovic* Djokovic* * del Potro* Isner* Nadal* Zverev* Nadal* Nadal* Djokovic* Djokovic* * Not Held

^ IW = Indian Wells, MI = Miami, MC = Monte Carlo, MA/HA = Madrid/Hamburg, RO = Rome, CA = Canada, CI = Cincinnati, SH/MA = Shanghai/Madrid (Stockholm, Essen, Stuttgart), PA = Paris, OG = Olympic Gold

^ The 4th Masters Series tournament was played in Hamburg through 2008 but moved to its current location in Madrid in 2009. The 8th Masters Series tournament has had a very turbulent history. It was played in Stockholm from 1990 to 1994, Essen in 1995, Stuttgart from 1996 to 2001, and Madrid from 2002 to 2008 before moving to its current location in Shanghai in 2009.

The Masters Series tournaments are listed in chronological order, except that Cincinnati and Canada were switched in 1996 only, and Rome and Madrid/Hamburg were held in reversed order from 2000 to 2010.

Title leaders

The top 10 leaders since 1990 in these events are:

Rank Player Total titles Grand Slam ATP Finals Masters 1000 Olympics
1.Switzerland Roger Federer53206270
2.Spain Rafael Nadal51170331
Serbia Novak Djokovic51145320
4.United States Pete Sampras30145110
5.United States Andre Agassi2781171
6.United Kingdom Andy Murray2031142
7.Germany Boris Becker92250
United States Jim Courier94050
Austria Thomas Muster91080
Brazil Gustavo Kuerten93150

See also

References

  1. ↑ "Big Titles: Federer Leads But Novak's Strike Rate Dazzles", Association of Tennis Professionals, 10 May 2016.
  2. ↑ "Tennis Now: Grand Slam Title Winners". Retrieved May 14, 2012.
  3. ↑ "ATP World Tour Finals: Past results". Retrieved May 14, 2012.
  4. ↑ "ATP Masters 1000 tournaments (with links to each tournament)". Archived from the original on August 6, 2009. Retrieved May 14, 2012.
  5. ↑ "Olympic champions". Retrieved May 14, 2012.
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