"Club 2000" Leaderboard

[James P]

Through week of 04/10/23 [Monte Carlo]

ATP Titles:

Name	Nation	DOB	ATP Titles
Carlos Alcaraz	Spain	05/05/2003	8
Jannik Sinner	Italy	08/16/2001	7
Felix Auger-Aliassime	Canada	08/08/2000	4
Holger Rune	Denmark	04/29/2003	3
Sebastian Baez	Argentina	12/28/2000	2
Lorenzo Musetti	Italy	03/03/2002	2
Thiago Seyboth Wild	Brazil	03/10/2000	1
Sebastian Korda	United States	07/05/2000	1
Brandon Nakashima	United States	08/03/2001	1
Juan Manuel Cerundolo	Argentina	11/15/2001	1

ATP Finals:

Name	Nation	DOB	ATP Finals
Felix Auger-Aliassime	Canada	08/08/2000	13
Carlos Alcaraz	Spain	05/05/2003	11
Jannik Sinner	Italy	08/16/2001	10
Holger Rune	Denmark	04/29/2003	6
Sebastian Korda	United States	07/05/2000	5
Sebastian Baez	Argentina	12/28/2000	4
Jenson Brooksby	United States	10/26/2000	3
Brandon Nakashima	United States	08/03/2001	3
Lorenzo Musetti	Italy	03/03/2002	2
(4 tied with)			1

ATP Semifinals:

Name	Nation	DOB	ATP Semifinals
Felix Auger-Aliassime	Canada	08/08/2000	24
Jannik Sinner	Italy	08/16/2001	17
Carlos Alcaraz	Spain	05/05/2003	17
Holger Rune	Denmark	04/29/2003	9
Jenson Brooksby	United States	10/26/2000	7
Lorenzo Musetti	Italy	03/03/2002	7
Sebastian Korda	United States	07/05/2000	6
Sebastian Baez	Argentina	12/28/2000	5
Brandon Nakashima	United States	08/03/2001	3
(3 tied with)			2

ATP Quarterfinals:

Name	Nation	DOB	ATP Quarterfinals
Felix Auger-Aliassime	Canada	08/08/2000	41
Jannik Sinner	Italy	08/16/2001	31
Carlos Alcaraz	Spain	05/05/2003	21
Lorenzo Musetti	Italy	03/03/2002	15
Holger Rune	Denmark	04/29/2003	13
Sebastian Korda	United States	07/05/2000	12
Brandon Nakashima	United States	08/03/2001	10
Sebastian Baez	Argentina	12/28/2000	9
Jenson Brooksby	United States	10/26/2000	8
Jack Draper	Great Britain	12/22/2001	5

ATP Tournament Appearances:

Name	Nation	DOB	ATP Tournament Appearances
Felix Auger-Aliassime	Canada	08/08/2000	103
Jannik Sinner	Italy	08/16/2001	71
Lorenzo Musetti	Italy	03/03/2002	58
Sebastian Korda	United States	07/05/2000	46
Holger Rune	Denmark	04/29/2003	46
Sebastian Baez	Argentina	12/28/2000	41
Brandon Nakashima	United States	08/03/2001	41
Carlos Alcaraz	Spain	05/05/2003	40
Jenson Brooksby	United States	10/26/2000	33
Hugo Gaston	France	09/26/2000	31

ATP Matches:

Name	Nation	DOB	ATP Matches
Felix Auger-Aliassime	Canada	08/08/2000	280
Jannik Sinner	Italy	08/16/2001	210
Carlos Alcaraz	Spain	05/05/2003	136
Lorenzo Musetti	Italy	03/03/2002	126
Sebastian Korda	United States	07/05/2000	117
Holger Rune	Denmark	04/29/2003	107
Brandon Nakashima	United States	08/03/2001	91
Sebastian Baez	Argentina	12/28/2000	79
Jenson Brooksby	United States	10/26/2000	78
Hugo Gaston	France	09/26/2000	54

ATP Match Wins:

Name	Nation	DOB	ATP Match Wins
Felix Auger-Aliassime	Canada	08/08/2000	171
Jannik Sinner	Italy	08/16/2001	146
Carlos Alcaraz	Spain	05/05/2003	103
Sebastian Korda	United States	07/05/2000	72
Lorenzo Musetti	Italy	03/03/2002	67
Holger Rune	Denmark	04/29/2003	63
Brandon Nakashima	United States	08/03/2001	51
Jenson Brooksby	United States	10/26/2000	45
Sebastian Baez	Argentina	12/28/2000	38
Jack Draper	Great Britain	12/22/2001	27

Top 10 Wins:

Name	Nation	DOB	Top 10 Wins
Felix Auger-Aliassime	Canada	08/08/2000	13
Jannik Sinner	Italy	08/16/2001	13
Carlos Alcaraz	Spain	05/05/2003	13
Holger Rune	Denmark	04/29/2003	10
Lorenzo Musetti	Italy	03/03/2002	5
Sebastian Korda	United States	07/05/2000	4
Jenson Brooksby	United States	10/26/2000	2
Jiri Lehecka	Czech Republic	11/08/2001	2
Jack Draper	Great Britain	12/22/2001	2
(2 tied with)			1

ATP Challenger Tour Titles:

Name	Nation	DOB	ATP Challenger Tour Titles
Juan Manuel Cerundolo	Argentina	11/15/2001	7
Holger Rune	Denmark	04/29/2003	5
Felix Auger-Aliassime	Canada	08/08/2000	4
Tomas Machac	Czech Republic	10/13/2000	4
Jack Draper	Great Britain	12/22/2001	4
Dominic Stricker	Switzerland	08/16/2002	4
Carlos Alcaraz	Spain	05/05/2003	4
(11 tied with)			3

3: Brooksby, Shevchenko, Arnaldi, Virtanen, Nakashima, Tseng, Sinner, Lehecka, Shelton, Nardi, Van Assche

Note: NextGen Finals not included in the data

 

[James P]

Through 2023 Australian Open:

ATP Major Titles:

Name	Nation	DOB	ATP Major Titles
Carlos Alcaraz	Spain	05/05/2003	1

ATP Major Finals:

Name	Nation	DOB	ATP Major Finals
Carlos Alcaraz	Spain	05/05/2003	1

ATP Major Semifinals:

Name	Nation	DOB	ATP Major Semifinals
Felix Auger-Aliassime	Canada	08/08/2000	1
Carlos Alcaraz	Spain	05/05/2003	1

ATP Major Quarterfinals:

Name	Nation	DOB	ATP Major Quarterfinals
Jannik Sinner	Italy	08/16/2001	4
Felix Auger-Aliassime	Canada	08/08/2000	3
Carlos Alcaraz	Spain	05/05/2003	3
Sebastian Korda	United States	07/05/2000	1
Jiri Lehecka	Czech Republic	11/08/2001	1
Ben Shelton	United States	10/09/2002	1
Holger Rune	Denmark	04/29/2003	1

ATP Major Appearances:

Name	Nation	DOB	ATP Major Appearances
Felix Auger-Aliassime	Canada	08/08/2000	15
Jannik Sinner	Italy	08/16/2001	13
Sebastian Korda	United States	07/05/2000	9
Jenson Brooksby	United States	10/26/2000	8
Brandon Nakashima	United States	08/03/2001	8
Lorenzo Musetti	Italy	03/03/2002	8
Carlos Alcaraz	Spain	05/05/2003	8
Hugo Gaston	France	09/26/2000	7
Holger Rune	Denmark	04/29/2003	6
(4 tied with)			5

ATP Major Matches:

Name	Nation	DOB	ATP Major Matches
Felix Auger-Aliassime	Canada	08/08/2000	43
Jannik Sinner	Italy	08/16/2001	42
Carlos Alcaraz	Spain	05/05/2003	31
Sebastian Korda	United States	07/05/2000	24
Jenson Brooksby	United States	10/26/2000	18
Brandon Nakashima	United States	08/03/2001	17
Lorenzo Musetti	Italy	03/03/2002	14
Holger Rune	Denmark	04/29/2003	14
Hugo Gaston	France	09/26/2000	13
Jiri Lehecka	Czech Republic	11/08/2001	9

ATP Major Match Wins:

Name	Nation	DOB	ATP Major Match Wins
Jannik Sinner	Italy	08/16/2001	29
Felix Auger-Aliassime	Canada	08/08/2000	28
Carlos Alcaraz	Spain	05/05/2003	24
Sebastian Korda	United States	07/05/2000	15
Jenson Brooksby	United States	10/26/2000	10
Brandon Nakashima	United States	08/03/2001	9
Holger Rune	Denmark	04/29/2003	8
Hugo Gaston	France	09/26/2000	6
Lorenzi Musetti	Italy	03/03/2002	6
(2 tied with)			4

 

[James P]

Through 2023 Monte Carlo:

ATP Masters Titles:

Name	Nation	DOB	ATP Masters Titles
Carlos Alcaraz	Spain	05/05/2003	3
Holger Rune	Denmark	04/29/2003	1

ATP Masters Finals:

Name	Nation	DOB	ATP Masters Finals
Carlos Alcaraz	Spain	05/05/2003	3
Jannik Sinner	Italy	08/16/2001	2
Holger Rune	Denmark	04/29/2003	2

ATP Masters Semifinals:

Name	Nation	DOB	ATP Masters Semifinals
Carlos Alcaraz	Spain	05/05/2003	5
Jannik Sinner	Italy	08/16/2001	4
Felix Auger-Aliassime	Canada	08/08/2000	2
Holger Rune	Denmark	04/29/2003	2

ATP Masters Quarterfinals:

Name	Nation	DOB	ATP Masters Quarterfinals
Felix Auger-Aliassime	Canada	08/08/2000	8
Jannik Sinner	Italy	08/16/2001	7
Carlos Alcaraz	Spain	05/05/2003	7
Lorenzo Musetti	Italy	03/03/2002	2
Holger Rune	Denmark	04/29/2003	2
Sebastian Korda	United States	07/05/2000	1
Hugo Gaston	France	09/26/2000	1
Jack Draper	Great Britain	12/22/2001	1

ATP Masters Appearances:

Name	Nation	DOB	ATP Masters Appearances
Felix Auger-Aliassime	Canada	08/08/2000	32
Jannik Sinner	Italy	08/16/2001	21
Lorenzo Musetti	Italy	03/03/2002	15
Carlos Alcaraz	Spain	05/05/2003	14
Sebastian Korda	United States	07/05/2000	12
Sebastian Baez	Argentina	12/28/2000	10
Brandon Nakashima	United States	08/03/2001	10
Holger Rune	Denmark	04/29/2003	10
Jenson Brooksby	United States	10/26/2000	8
Jack Draper	Great Britain	12/22/2001	7

ATP Masters Matches:

Name	Nation	DOB	ATP Masters Matches
Felix Auger-Aliassime	Canada	08/08/2000	69
Jannik Sinner	Italy	08/16/2001	61
Carlos Alcaraz	Spain	05/05/2003	43
Lorenzo Musetti	Italy	03/03/2002	32
Sebastian Korda	United States	07/05/2000	27
Holger Rune	Denmark	04/29/2003	24
Jenson Brooksby	United States	10/26/2000	18
Jack Draper	Great Britain	12/22/2001	17
Brandon Nakashima	United States	08/03/2001	15
(2 tied with)			12

ATP Masters Match Wins:

Name	Nation	DOB	ATP Masters Match Wins
Jannik Sinner	Italy	08/16/2001	41
Felix Auger-Aliassime	Canada	08/08/2000	37
Carlos Alcaraz	Spain	05/05/2003	32
Lorenzo Musetti	Italy	03/03/2002	17
Sebastian Korda	United States	07/05/2000	15
Holger Rune	Denmark	04/29/2003	15
Jenson Brooksby	United States	10/26/2000	10
Jack Draper	Great Britain	12/22/2001	10
Hugo Gaston	France	09/26/2000	6
(2 tied with)			5

 

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[TheNachoMan]

Sinner. lol

 

[AnOctorokForDinner]

Alcaraz
[GAP!]
FAA
Sinner

 

[Third Serve]

love how FAA dominates most of the QF/SF stats but when it comes to actual titles...

 

[James P]

Ok, everything up...I'll keep it up to date.

 

[TheNachoMan]

love how FAA dominates most of the QF/SF stats but when it comes to actual titles...

Berdych 2.0. a guy who gets deep in tournaments but never really wins them

 

[Third Serve]

Berdych 2.0. a guy who gets deep in tournaments but never really wins them

More like Benneteau lol

 

[TheNachoMan]

More like Benneteau lol

I was trying to be somewhat nice. lol

 

[onefineday]

FAA is King of this bunch.
Yes, he has only one title, but that will soon be fixed.

 

[TheNachoMan]

FAA is King of this bunch.
Yes, he has only one title, but that will soon be fixed.

Thanks, smudge.

 

[Poisoned Slice]

Will club 2000 be this year Christmas number one?

Find out next Christmas here on top of the mugs.

 

[MichaelNadal]

Depressing

 

[Russeljones]

There is still time. Just give them time..

 

[RG GOD]

Alcaraz has 59 matches played and 40 wins.

 

[James P]

Alcaraz has 59 matches played and 40 wins.

I'm not counting NextGen results. I know they're technically ATP matches, but c'mon. That's the discrepancy, though.

 

[Mediterranean Might]

Ok, everything up...I'll keep it up to date.

Thanks for doing this. This thread will be awesome to see develop over time.

It’ll be interesting to see where they all end up. Some early predictions for the next few years:

• FAA keeps steady progress
• Sinner stagnates within a couple years and his success plateaus
• Alcaraz will continue his meteoric rise and will compete with FAA for lead in this pack if not outright take it over
• At least one if not more of the other young guys will have a breakthrough and compete at roughly the same level as those three (many late bloomers like Medvedev and Matteo these days!!)

Can’t wait to see this bumped in 2027 and be proven extremely wrong

 

[Wander]

1 title out of 17 semi-finals is a bit yikes.

But maybe FAA has turned a new leaf having won one now.

I wouldn't count on it, but maybe.

 

[DSH]

Well, after Nadal and Djokovic retire (around 2024 to 2026), they will be in their prime and they will have a free hand to win everything until a new generation of young people hungry for triumph and glory appears.

 

[James P]

Club 2000 will be supplying (a likely record, to date) 13 players to this year's edition of the Indian Wells Masters. Four first time M1000 participants, Tomas Machac, Sebastian Baez, Juan Manuel Cerundolo, and Juncheng Shang.

 

[Aabye5]

Club 2000 will be supplying (a likely record, to date) 13 players to this year's edition of the Indian Wells Masters. Four first time M1000 participants, Tomas Machac, Sebastian Baez, Juan Manuel Cerundolo, and Juncheng Shang.

Is there one more round of qualifying?

 

[James P]

No, it's done. First round starts tomorrow.

 

[Sudacafan]

Number of CYGS stats?

 

[James P]

I'll only bump this for big titles, but statistics are updated.

 

[James P]

There was a repeat of 13 players in this edition of the Miami Masters (compared with IW the previous two weeks). Nobody is making a maiden M1000 debut, but 5 players are making their Miami debut: Brooksby, Baez, Nakashima, Cerundolo, and Shang.

After the first two rounds of competition, we still have six players remaining: Korda, Gaston, Brooksby, Sinner, Cerundolo, and Alcaraz.

 

[beast of mallorca]

I'll only bump this for big titles, but statistics are updated.

Good job James. Thanks

 

[James P]

Good week for the younglings, three made the fourth round and two advanced to the quarterfinals.

 

[James P]

Updated

 

[dking68]

FAA is King of this bunch.
Yes, he has only one title, but that will soon be fixed.

He isn’t the king lol, he’s only there for now. In maybe a couple days it will be Alcaraz

 

[_phantom]

It seems Musetti have played a lot of tournaments without any appearance in finals.

 

[James P]

Top 10 Wins:

Name	Nation	DOB	Top 10 Wins
Carlos Alcaraz	Spain	05/05/2003	11
Felix Auger-Aliassime	Canada	08/08/2000	9
Jannik Sinner	Italy	08/16/2001	7
Sebastian Korda	United States	07/05/2000	3
Lorenzo Musetti	Italy	03/03/2002	2
Jenson Brooksby	United States	10/26/2000	1
Holger Rune	Denmark	04/29/2003	1

Statistics updated. Underratedly, Carlos Alcaraz has already surged into the lead with 11 top 10 wins, surpassing Felix this week with the Nadal-Djokovic-Zverev trifecta!

 

[James P]

Five players, all Italian unsurprisingly, are making their Masters tournament debuts this week. Two of them, Matteo Arnaldi and Francesco Passaro, are making their ATP Tour debuts this week. The others making their Masters debuts are Giulio Zeppieri, Flavio Cobolli, and Luca Nardi.

 

[James P]

Updated through 2022 clay season.

 

[James P]

Updated through 2022 grass season (less Newport)

 

[James P]

I think we have our first "Club 2000" final, Lorenzo Musetti versus Carlos Alcaraz in the Hamburg ATP 500 tournament.

 

[James P]

Four of six finalists this week in the three ATP 250s were Club members.

Austrian Filip Misolic, ranked #205, unsurprisingly lost his Saturday final to top 20 veteran RBA in Kitzbühel.

Jenson Brooksby is in his third career final hoping to break his duck with a title in Atlanta tomorrow. He'll face Alex de Minaur.

Finally, two of the three most promising Club members will meet in the final at Umag, a rematch of a recent Wimbledon match. Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner are both in their 7th finals, both with 5-1 records.

Great week for the youngsters.

 

[James P]

Updated through Cincinnati. I've added in ATP Challenger Tour Titles as a statistic I'm tracking.

 

[James P]

Updated through US Open

First "Club 2000" major titleist is Carlos Alcaraz. Congratulations! Some movement in statistics here and there. Notably major match wins has shifted from Felix to Jannik with Carlos nipping on their heels, 26-25-24. We'll have to see if Carlos runs away with things in the future.

 

[ForehandDTL]

I was trying to be somewhat nice. lol

Benneteau is legit though

 

[James P]

Massive week for Club 2000. Rune upsets Tsitsipas in the Stockholm final. Musetti upsets Berrettini in the Naples final. Korda and FAA battling it out in the Antwerp final. Yeah, they're only 250s, but these are the building blocks for future success.

 

[dking68]

Sad Sinner couldn’t get to defend or play any of these tournaments. Hope he uses it as motivation to train harder for 2023

 

[Mediterranean Might]

Big week for these young dudes. Clean sweep of the 250s with some strong performances.

Really feels like USO22 is the turning point of everything, but we’ll have to see how the majors play out in 2023

 

[DSH]

Big week for these young dudes. Clean sweep of the 250s with some strong performances.

Really feels like USO22 is the turning point of everything, but we’ll have to see how the majors play out in 2023

Big tournaments are BIG words.
Only the US Open is neutral and for anyone, the remaining three are not.

 

[James P]

Updated through Paris Masters.

Here's a snapshot of how they are doing H2H against their own generation (ATP Tour only less NextGen exhibition):

Name	NAT	DOB	Matches	Wins	Losses
Auger-Aliassime, Felix	CAN	08/08/00	17	11	6
Alcaraz, Carlos	ESP	05/05/03	17	8	9
Sinner, Jannik	ITA	08/16/01	15	9	6
Musetti, Lorenzo	ITA	03/03/02	12	7	5
Korda, Sebastian	USA	07/05/00	12	6	6
Rune, Holger	DEN	04/29/03	9	6	3
Gaston, Hugo	FRA	09/26/00	9	4	5
Brooksby, Jenson	USA	10/26/00	8	3	5
Draper, Jack	GBR	12/22/01	6	5	1
Nakashima, Brandon	USA	08/03/01	6	4	2
Baez, Sebastian	ARG	12/28/00	6	2	4

 

[DSH]

Updated through Paris Masters.

Here's a snapshot of how they are doing H2H against their own generation (ATP Tour only less NextGen exhibition):

Name	NAT	DOB	Matches	Wins	Losses
Auger-Aliassime, Felix	CAN	08/08/00	17	11	6
Alcaraz, Carlos	ESP	05/05/03	17	8	9
Sinner, Jannik	ITA	08/16/01	15	9	6
Musetti, Lorenzo	ITA	03/03/02	12	7	5
Korda, Sebastian	USA	07/05/00	12	6	6
Rune, Holger	DEN	04/29/03	9	6	3
Gaston, Hugo	FRA	09/26/00	9	4	5
Brooksby, Jenson	USA	10/26/00	8	3	5
Draper, Jack	GBR	12/22/01	6	5	1
Nakashima, Brandon	USA	08/03/01	6	4	2
Baez, Sebastian	ARG	12/28/00	6	2	4

Of the players born in the year 2000, it seems that only FAA will become a future champion of a GS tournament.

 

[dking68]

Sinner and FAA, are yet to win a masters title

 

[DSH]

Sinner and FAA, are yet to win a masters title

What does that tell us?

 

[dking68]

What does that tell us?

Clearly they are 3rd and 4th in the pecking order now