The tennis players with the most ATP titles
The top 3 according to 9 votes from people: Novak Djokovic · John McEnroe · Rod Laver. (Updated Sep 24, 2026.)
Jimmy Connors and his 109 titles, Federer, Djokovic, Lendl and Nadal: the men who lifted the most singles trophies in the Open Era. Who is the greatest?
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Top 20
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1
Novak Djokovic
Over 100 titles and 24 Grand Slams.
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2
John McEnroe
77 titles.
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3
Rod Laver
72 titles and two calendar Grand Slams.
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4
Björn Borg
66 titles and five Wimbledons in a row.
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5
Ilie Năstase
64 titles.
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6
Ken Rosewall
40 titles.
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7
Jimmy Connors
109 titles, the record.
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8
Roger Federer
103 titles and 20 Grand Slams.
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9
Ivan Lendl
94 titles.
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10
Rafael Nadal
92 titles, including 14 French Opens.
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11
Pete Sampras
64 titles and seven Wimbledons.
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12
Andre Agassi
60 titles.
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13
Boris Becker
49 titles.
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14
Stan Smith
48 titles.
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15
Arthur Ashe
45 titles.
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16
Thomas Muster
44 titles.
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17
John Newcombe
41 titles.
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18
Guillermo Vilas
62 titles.
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19
Andy Murray
46 titles.
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20
Stefan Edberg
41 titles.
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