Trivia - What two "Big Tournaments" has one of the Big 3 won more matches at than the other 2 combined?

[McEnroeisanartist]

Trivia - What two "Big Tournaments" (Grand Slams/ATP Tour Finals/Masters Series) has one member of the Big 3 won more matches at than the other 2 combined?

 

[ibbi]

I'm going to go out on a limb and guess one part of the answer is Roger Federer.

 

[Towny]

Federer - YEC
Nadal - Monte Carlo

 

[r2473]

Federer - Halle

 

[MambiPambi]

Are people forgetting Wimbledon?
Federer = 8.
Djokovic + Nadal = 7

 

[StrongRule]

Are people forgetting Wimbledon?
Federer = 8.
Djokovic + Nadal = 7

More matches, not titles.

 

[MambiPambi]

oops

 

[TripleATeam]

Guessing Grand Slams are impossible.

WTF: Federer has like 1.5x as many wins there as Djokovic, and I don't think Nadal has half as many wins as Djokovic. I think Federer has more WTF wins than the other 2 combined.

Of the masters, it has to be a clay masters, and Nadal's most successful one is Monte Carlo, so it's probably that.

 

[aman92]

I am guessing Nadal at Monte Carlo and Federer at YEC

 

[Phoenix1983]

Federer - YEC
Nadal - Monte Carlo

I looked it up, and you are correct.

I was surprised about the YEC - I assumed Novak Djokovic's win tally wouldn't be far off Fed's there.

 

[Towny]

I looked it up, and you are correct.

I was surprised about the YEC - I assumed Novak Djokovic's win tally wouldn't be far off Fed's there.

Well Federer first qualified there in 2002, 5 years before Novak qualified in 2007. Plus, Federer has made the SF or better every time he has played except for 2008. He's been very consistent and Djokovkc hasn't quite matched him yet. Djokovic may make up the difference, but Federer is currently 22 matches ahead there so I doubt it.

What's more surprising is that Nadal has only ever won 16 matches there. I guess, he's never been great indoors and he's missed quite a few. But when you consider he has actually played 8 times, that means he's averaged only 2 wins per appearance. It's definitely been one of his greatest struggles, and it hasn't helped that Federer and Djokovic are so strong there.