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Novak Djokovic

Serbia · 2003–present

The most Grand Slam titles in men's tennis history.

24
Grand Slam titles: 428
Weeks at no. 1: 40
Masters 1000 titles: 8
Year-end no. 1

Career

Djokovic's game is built on returning serve better than anyone has and on defensive flexibility that turns winners into rallies. He is the only man to have won each major at least three times, and has spent more weeks at world number one than any player of either gender.

Honours

Most Grand Slam singles titles in men's tennis
Only man to win each major at least three times
Most weeks at world number one of any player
Olympic gold medallist, 2024

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