Tennis players with most titles in the Open Era

This page lists all tennis players who have won at least 30 top-level professional tournament titles since the Open Era began in 1968.

Titles can be any combination of singles and doubles, so the combined total is the default sorting of the lists. The current top-level events are on the ATP World Tour for men and the WTA Tour for women.

Key

Men

John McEnroe won the most titles overall.

Jimmy Connors won the most singles titles.

Bob and Mike Bryan won 116 doubles titles together.

Player	Span	Sing.	Doub.	Mix.	Total	Ref.
John McEnroe†	1978–06	77	78	1	156	[1]
Jimmy Connors†	1972–96	109	16	0	125
Mike Bryan*	1998–	0	120	4	124	[2]
Bob Bryan*	1998–	0	116	7	123	[3]
Rod Laver†	1968–76	74	37	0	111	[4][1]
Ilie Năstase†	1968–89	58	51	2	111	[5][1]
Tom Okker	1968–82	31	78	0	109	[1]
Roger Federer*	1998–	98	8	0	106	[6]
/ Ivan Lendl†	1978–94	94	6	0	100	[7]
Daniel Nestor*	1991–	0	91	4	95	[8]
Stan Smith†	1968–86	38	54	0	92	[9][1]
Todd Woodbridge†	1988–05	2	83	6	91	[10]
Rafael Nadal*	2001–	80	11	0	91	[11]
Raúl Ramírez	1973–83	19	62	0	81	[12][1]
Frew McMillan†	1968–83	2	74	4	80	[13][1]
Brian Gottfried	1972–85	25	54	0	79	[14][1]
Guillermo Vilas†	1968–92	62	16	0	78	[15]
Mark Woodforde†	1984–00	4	67	5	76	[16]
Bob Hewitt	1968–83	4	65	5	74	[1]
Marty Riessen	1968–81	6	60	7	73	[1]
Novak Djokovic*	2003–	72	1	0	73	[17]
Peter Fleming	1973–88	3	66	0	69	[1]
Björn Borg†	1973–83	64	4	0	68	[18]
Wojtek Fibak	1973–89	15	52	0	67	[19]
Anders Järryd	1980–96	8	59	0	67
Pete Sampras†	1988–02	64	2	0	66	[20]
Leander Paes*	1991–	1	55	10	66
John Newcombe†	1968–83	32	33	0	65
Emilio Sánchez	1984–97	15	50	0	65	[21]
Tomáš Šmíd	1976–92	9	55	0	64
Boris Becker†	1984–99	49	15	0	64	[22]
Andre Agassi†	1986–06	60	1	0	61
Jonas Björkman	1991–08	6	54	0	60
Mahesh Bhupathi	1995–16	0	52	8	60
Stefan Edberg†	1983–96	41	18	0	59	[23]
/ Nenad Zimonjić*	1995–	0	54	5	59
Max Mirnyi*	1996–	1	52	5	58
Ken Rosewall†	1968–80	43	14	0	57	[24]
Mark Knowles	1992–12	0	55	1	56
Manuel Orantes†	1968–83	33	22	0	55
Paul Haarhuis	1989–03	1	54	0	55
Sherwood Stewart	1968–85	1	51	2	54
Andrés Gómez	1979–95	21	33	0	54
Yevgeny Kafelnikov	1992–03	26	27	0	53
Robert Lutz	1968–85	9	43	0	52
Rick Leach	1987–06	0	46	4	50
Sergio Casal	1981–95	1	47	1	49
Jacco Eltingh	1988–98	4	44	0	48
Arthur Ashe†	1968–79	33	14	0	47
Andy Murray*	2005–	45	2	0	47
Thomas Muster	1985–99	44	1	0	45
Mark Edmondson	1975–88	6	34	0	40
Mats Wilander†	1981–96	33	7	0	40
Martin Damm	1990–11	0	40	0	40
Balázs Taróczy	1972–90	13	26	0	39
Yannick Noah†	1977–96	23	16	0	39
Guy Forget	1982–00	11	28	0	39
John Fitzgerald	1980–95	6	30	2	38
Ken Flach	1983–96	0	34	2	36
Patrick Galbraith	1987–00	0	36	0	36
Cyril Suk	1988–06	0	32	4	36
Andy Roddick†	2000–12	32	4	0	36
Horia Tecău*	1998–	0	35	1	36
Vitas Gerulaitis	1972–86	26	9	0	35
Pavel Složil	1973–92	2	32	1	35
Kevin Ullyett	1990–10	0	34	1	35
Sandy Mayer	1970–85	10	24	0	34
Kevin Curren	1979–93	5	26	3	34
Michael Chang†	1988–03	34	0	0	34
Lleyton Hewitt	1998–16	30	3	0	33
Marcelo Melo*	1998–	0	32	0	32	[25]
František Čermák*	1998–	0	31	1	32
Bruno Soares*	2000–	0	29	3	32	[26]
/ Goran Ivanišević	1988–04	22	9	0	31
Fabrice Santoro	1989–10	6	24	1	31
Michaël Llodra	1999–14	5	26	0	31
David Rikl	1989–05	0	30	0	30

Women

Martina Navratilova won the most singles and doubles titles.

Player	Span	Sing.	Doub.	Mix.	Total	Ref.
/ Martina Navratilova†	1975–06	167	177	10	354	[27]
Billie Jean King†	1968–83	67	101	7	175	[28]
Chris Evert†	1972–89	157	18	0	175	[29]
Margaret Court†	1968–77	92	48	7	147	[30]
Pam Shriver†	1979–97	21	106	1	128	[31]
Rosemary Casals†	1968–91	11	112	3	126	[32][33]
Steffi Graf†	1982–99	107	11	0	118	[34]
Martina Hingis†	1994–17	43	64	7	114	[35]
Jana Novotná†	1987–99	24	76	4	104	[36]
A. Sánchez Vicario†	1985–02	29	69	4	102	[37]
Serena Williams*	1995–	72	23	2	97	[38]
Lindsay Davenport†	1993–08	55	38	0	93	[39]
Lisa Raymond	1993–15	4	79	5	88	[40]
/ Natasha Zvereva†	1988–02	4	80	2	86	[41]
Helena Suková†	1981–98	10	69	5	84	[42]
E. Goolagong Cawley†	1968–83	68	11	1	80	[43]
Venus Williams*	1994–	49	22	2	73	[44]
Gigi Fernández†	1983–97	2	69	0	71	[45]
/ Larisa Neiland	1982–99	2	65	4	71	[46]
Wendy Turnbull	1970–89	9	55	5	69	[47]
Cara Black*	1998–	1	60	5	66	[48]
Rennae Stubbs	1986–11	0	60	2	62	[49]
// Monica Seles†	1989–08	53	6	0	59	[50]
Virginia Wade†	1968–86	55	0	0	55	[51]
/ Liezel Huber	1993–17	0	53	2	55	[52]
Kim Clijsters†	1999–12	41	11	0	52	[53]
Paola Suárez	1991–12	4	44	0	48	[54]
Katarina Srebotnik*	1995–	4	39	5	48	[55]
V. Ruano Pascual	1992–10	3	43	1	47	[56]
/ Hana Mandlíková†	1978–90	27	19	0	46	[57]
Conchita Martínez	1988–06	33	13	0	46	[58]
Ai Sugiyama	1992–09	6	38	1	45	[59]
Justine Henin†	1999–11	43	2	0	45	[60]
Sania Mirza*	2003–	1	41	3	45	[61]
Lori McNeil	1983–02	10	33	1	44	[62]
Gabriela Sabatini†	1985–96	27	14	0	41	[63]
A. Medina Garrigues*	1997–	11	28	0	39	[64]
Maria Sharapova*	2001–	36	3	0	39	[65]
Elizabeth Smylie	1982–97	2	32	3	37	[66]
Nadia Petrova	1999–17	13	24	0	37	[67]
Samantha Stosur*	1999–	9	25	3	37	[68]
Tracy Austin†	1978–94	30	4	1	35	[69]
Roberta Vinci	1999–18	10	25	0	35	[70]
Sara Errani*	2002–	9	26	0	35	[71]
Svetlana Kuznetsova*	2000–	18	16	0	34	[72]
Claudia Kohde-Kilsch	1980–94	8	25	0	33	[73]
Zina Garrison	1982–97	11	19	3	33	[74]
Nathalie Tauziat	1984–03	8	25	0	33	[75]
Caroline Wozniacki*	2005–	30	2	0	32	[76]
Květa Peschke*	1993–	1	31	0	32	[77]
Bethanie Mattek-Sands*	1999–	0	26	4	30	[78]
Latisha Chan*	2004–	0	29	1	30	[79]

See also

• Open Era tennis records – men's singles
• Open Era tennis records – women's singles
• List of Open Era tennis records

References