Sports Stats · Tennis

The Big Three

For two decades, Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic split almost every big title in men's tennis between them. This is how they did it, one trophy at a time. For every major since 1968, see Grand Slams.

The race for the record

Cumulative titles won, month by month since 2001. Pick a category and press play.

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Who got there faster?

Titles won by age. Federer started early, Nadal dominated his early twenties, and Djokovic won more after turning 30 than anyone before him.

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Each one had a kingdom

Grand Slam titles by tournament. Hover a bar to see the years.

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Masters 1000, event by event

Titles at each of the nine Masters 1000 tournaments (Hamburg became Madrid's clay slot in 2009; Madrid's indoor event became Shanghai).

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Head to head

150 matches between them. Every dot is one match: above the line for the player on the left, below for the player on the right.

Titles by surface

All tour-level titles, split by court surface. Carpet was phased out of the tour in 2009.

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