Djokovic (24) - Nadal (22) - Federer (20)

[Jezza]

Some more stats:

Career Titles Leaderboard (Singles) - Open Era:

1. Jimmy Connors = 109
2. Roger Federer = 103
3. Ivan Lendl = 94
4. Rafael Nadal = 84
5. Novak Djokovic = 78
6. John McEnroe = 77
7. Rod Laver = 74
8. Bjorn Borg = 64
9. Pete Sampras = 64
10. Guillermo Vilas = 62

Total weeks at #1:
1. Roger Federer = 310
2. Pete Sampras = 286
3. Novak Djokovic = 276
4. Ivan Lendl = 270
5. Jimmy Connors = 268
6. Rafael Nadal = 209
7. John McEnroe = 170
8. Bjorn Borg = 109
9. Andre Agassi = 101
10. Lleyton Hewitt = 80

[K]

I'd like to convert Jezza's lists above into % tournaments won ([tournament titles]/[tournaments played]) and % career at #1 ([weeks at #1]/[weeks as professional player]), but I don't see info on career length (yet).

I do see info that top-100 players are, on average, getting older and older.

[Jezza]

% tournaments won

1. Bjorn Borg = 64/192 (33.33%)
2. Novak Djokovic = 78/250 (31.20%)
3. Rafael Nadal = 84/280 (30.00%)
4. Ivan Lendl = 94/321 (29.28%)
5. John McEnroe = 77/263 (29.27%)
6. Roger Federer = 103/362 (28.45%)
7. Jimmy Connors = 109/397 (27.46%)
8. Pete Sampras = 64/265 (24.15%)
9. Guillermo Vilas = 62/340 (18.23%)

The statistics around Rod Laver were difficult to verify because of the overlap of playing before and after the Open Era. One site had him winning 51 out of 168 tournaments played which translates to 30.36%.

% career at #1

1. Pete Sampras = 286/807 (35.44%)
2. Novak Djokovic = 276/863 (31.98%)
3. Ivan Lendl = 270/893 (30.23%)
4. Roger Federer = 310/1167 (26.56%)
5. Rafael Nadal = 209/958 (21.82%)
6. Jimmy Connors = 268/1292 (20.74%)
7. John McEnroe = 170/949 (17.91%)
8. Bjorn Borg = 109/806 (13.52%)
8. Andre Agassi = 101/1153 (8.76%)
9. Lleyton Hewitt = 80/1038 (7.70%)

Note: Sampras' record could be 286/760 (37.63%) as he didn't play in the final 47 weeks of his career despite being listed in the ATP rankings and not being officially retired in that period.

Borg's could also be 109/682 (15.98%) if you don't include his mini comeback in 1991.

[Jezza]

Djokovic tests positive to coronavirus, in the aftermath of holding the controversial Adria Tour exhibition tournament.

Dimitrov, Troicki and Coric have also tested positive to the virus.

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2020-06-23/ ... 9/12386312

https://twitter.com/Janosikgarciaz/stat ... 2F12386312

[K]

Did these four play each other, i.e. were they in the locker-room at the same time?

[Jezza]

Did these four play each other, i.e. were they in the locker-room at the same time?

Dimitrov, Djokovic, Troicki and Coric

[Pies4shaw]

You can just about see the viruses circling their faces. I don’t think that one is a keeper for the Djokovic Family Album.

[K]

Goran Ivanisevic (now Djokovic's coach) has also tested positive.

Optimists can hope that this saga might actually help. Many health experts believe people won't take COVID-19 seriously until someone they know becomes ill. Famous young sportsmen might be a reasonable substitute for people you really know.

[What'sinaname]

^ agree, I think the USA will start to take it more seriously when the NFL season start without fans, or better yet, the NFL season doesn't start.

[Lazza]

In the USA, can our world leader Trump overrule the NFL if they decide to postpone the start of the season until fans can attend?

[K]

[K]

Video of the Djokovic incident and disqualification:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XRuu2-VIw5o

[K]

Rafael Nadal wins the French Open, defeating Novak Djokovic 6-0 6-2 7-5.

This is his 100th match win and 13th title at Roland Garros.

He is now tied with Roger Federer on 20 Grand Slam titles.

He now has 999 career wins.

[Presti35]

Who will be the first to 21?

[23 YIPPEE!!!]

Nadal will be he will win the french again 2021.