Djokovic's amazing title distribution

[Lew II]

These are the 16 annual tournaments with the highest participation rate (from UltimateTennisStatistics) since 2007, Djokovic's first year as a top player:

1) Tour Finals 96.4
2) Australian Open 94.5
3) Wimbledon 92.9
4) US Open 92.7
5) Roland Garros 91.5
6) Indian Wells 89.7
7) Miami 87.9
8) Rome 86.3
9) Madrid 85.5
10) Paris 84.4
11) Cincinnati 83.7
12) Shanghai 83.1
13) Canadian Open 79.2
14) MonteCarlo 76.1
15) Bejing 50.4
16) Dubai 46.6

And this is Djokovic's title distribution in these tournaments

Tour Finals - 5
Australian Open - 8
Wimbledon - 5
US Open - 3
Roland Garros - 1
Indian Wells - 5
Miami - 6
Rome - 4
Madrid - 3
Paris - 6
Cincinnati - 2
Shanghai - 4
Canadian Open - 4
MonteCarlo - 2
Bejing - 6
Dubai - 5

So he won all 16 at least once, 15 of them at least twice, 13 of them at least 3 times, and 11 of them at least 4 times

 

[Lew II]

An olympic gold would fit well in there (participation rate 71.9), but he blew only 3 chances, and none of them was in his two best seasons (2011 and 2015).

 

[JackGates]

Wow, you are actually making sense. Look maybe Djokovic can become the greatest, but it's still a bit too early, he still has to win more.

 

[Lew II]

Update: he won 13 of 16 at least 3 times.

 

[Deleted member 77403]

There is a reason why he is the heavyweight champion of the world.

 

[Tarkovsky]

Winning each at least 3 times would be absolutely incredible, and it's actually within his reach: just 5 more titles

There is even possibility, in the next few months, of having all tournaments won at least twice!

 

[falstaff78]

These are the 16 annual tournaments with the highest participation rate (from UltimateTennisStatistics) since 2007, Djokovic's first year as a top player:

1) Tour Finals 96.4
2) Australian Open 94.5
3) Wimbledon 92.9
4) US Open 92.7
5) Roland Garros 91.5
6) Indian Wells 89.7
7) Miami 87.9
8) Rome 86.3
9) Madrid 85.5
10) Paris 84.4
11) Cincinnati 83.7
12) Shanghai 83.1
13) Canadian Open 79.2
14) MonteCarlo 76.1
15) Bejing 50.4
16) Dubai 46.6

And this is Djokovic's title distribution in these tournaments

Tour Finals - 5
Australian Open - 7
Wimbledon - 4
US Open - 3
Roland Garros - 1
Indian Wells - 5
Miami - 6
Rome - 4
Madrid - 3
Paris - 4
Cincinnati - 1
Shanghai - 4
Canadian Open - 4
MonteCarlo - 2
Bejing - 6
Dubai - 4

So he won all 16 at least once, 14 of them at least twice, 13 of them at least 3 times, and 11 of them at least 4 times

What an incredible record. Legend.

 

[JoshuaPim]

Competing against Fossil Federer and Knees Nadal does help.

 

[King No1e]

First I was amazed by Federer's title distribution, then I was wowed by Nadal's, but no one is as complete a player as Djokovic. A God on all surfaces.

 

[Lew II]

8 additional finals and 6 semifinals in the two tournaments he won "only" once

 

[MichaelNadal]

There is a reason why he is the heavyweight champion of the world.

Lol so is Seth Rollins.

 

[SaintPetros]

Competing against Fossil Federer and Knees Nadal does help.

Doesn't compare to Big Baghdatis and GOAT Gonzales, but it's a start

 

[Lew II]

Update:

Tour Finals - 5
Australian Open - 8
Wimbledon - 5
US Open - 3
Roland Garros - 1
Indian Wells - 5
Miami - 6
Rome - 4
Madrid - 3
Paris - 6
Cincinnati - 2
Shanghai - 4
Canadian Open - 4
MonteCarlo - 2
Bejing - 6
Dubai - 5

x1 = 16/16
x2 = 15/16

 

[Third Serve]

Very impressive stuff.

 

[Lew II]

Winning the next UO Djokovic would have less titles than Fedal only at 1 of the 14 big tournaments (Madrid/Hamburg).

Nadal on the other hand trails the other Big3 in 8 big tournaments: Australian Open, Wimbledon, YEC, Indian Wells, Miami, Cincinnati, Shanghai/Madrid, Bercy.

 

[Crazy Finn]

What exactly is this supposed to convince me of? Novak's pretty good. Duh.

 

[conjoshruk]

I feel like he'll need to add a least 1-2 more French opens to make it more evenly distributed. Otherwise, its clear his game is generally suited to all surfaces.

 

[chokerer]

Why have you put a 2 by Cincinnati? He has only won that tournament once.

 

[PeoplesChamp]

These are the 16 annual tournaments with the highest participation rate (from UltimateTennisStatistics) since 2007, Djokovic's first year as a top player:

1) Tour Finals 96.4
2) Australian Open 94.5
3) Wimbledon 92.9
4) US Open 92.7
5) Roland Garros 91.5
6) Indian Wells 89.7
7) Miami 87.9
8) Rome 86.3
9) Madrid 85.5
10) Paris 84.4
11) Cincinnati 83.7
12) Shanghai 83.1
13) Canadian Open 79.2
14) MonteCarlo 76.1
15) Bejing 50.4
16) Dubai 46.6

And this is Djokovic's title distribution in these tournaments

Tour Finals - 5
Australian Open - 8
Wimbledon - 5
US Open - 3
Roland Garros - 1
Indian Wells - 5
Miami - 6
Rome - 4
Madrid - 3
Paris - 6
Cincinnati - 2
Shanghai - 4
Canadian Open - 4
MonteCarlo - 2
Bejing - 6
Dubai - 5

So he won all 16 at least once, 15 of them at least twice, 13 of them at least 3 times, and 11 of them at least 4 times

What is the 17th tournament and the participation rate for it?

 

[big ted]

his # of USO titles seems a little anemic compared to the other greats
im sure that will change tho..

 

[Sudacafan]

I think Nole’s title distribution will be fine as long as he placed at least one in every room of his house, including bathrooms.

 

[blablavla]

I think Nole’s title distribution will be fine as long as he placed at least one in every room of his house, including bathrooms.

what if he has to move?
or if earthquake happens?

 

[Sudacafan]

what if he has to move?
or if earthquake happens?

Seems you always check for all the possibilities.

 

[King No1e]

I think Nole’s title distribution will be fine as long as he placed at least one in every room of his house, including bathrooms.

Fedr

 

[blablavla]

Fedr

?

 

[longtimelurker]

Fedr

 

[longtimelurker]

Why have you put a 2 by Cincinnati? He has only won that tournament once.

2, just like your talk tennis accounts "new user", it's because of your butthurt sulking and whining the other threads have been deleted

 

[chokerer]

2, just like your talk tennis accounts "new user", it's because of your butthurt sulking and whining the other threads have been deleted

When did he win a second title playing in Cincinnati?

 

[Phoenix1983]

When did he win a second title playing in Cincinnati?

I am no supporter of Novak Djokovic, but he has won the tournament to which you refer twice. Venue is irrelevant - unless of course you want to deny that Murray has won two Olympic golds because he won in London and Rio, or that Connors doesn't have 5 US Open titles because he won at both the West Side tennis club and Flushing Meadows.

 

[BauerAlmeida]

Winning each at least 3 times would be absolutely incredible, and it's actually within his reach: just 5 more titles

There is even possibility, in the next few months, of having all tournaments won at least twice!

One more title left only now. Another Montecarlo. I do not see it happening though, he doesn't prioritize that.

 

[Shaolin]

Incredible versatility. Novak can win on anything.

 

[Neptune]

I believe Fed's will be also very impressive.

 

[nolefam_2024]

I believe Fed's will be also very impressive.

Federer is great on fast and medium speed courts but he is hopeless on slowest courts.

 

[Matrix968]

Since the thread was bumped, below are updated numbers

Tour Finals - 7
Australian Open - 10
Wimbledon - 7
US Open - 4
Roland Garros - 3
Indian Wells - 5
Miami - 6
Rome - 6
Madrid - 3
Paris - 7
Cincinnati - 3
Shanghai - 4
Canadian Open - 4
MonteCarlo - 2
Bejing - 6
Dubai - 5

He won all 16 at least twice, 15 of them at least 3 times, and 12 of them at least 4 times, impressive versatility