Tennis records that won t belong to Rafael Nadal
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June 5, 2022: Rafael Nadal wins his 14th and 22nd Grand Slam titleJune 5, 2005: Rafael Nadal wins his first (and Grand Slam) titleJune 5, 2022: Rafael Nadal wins his 14th and 22nd Grand Slam title That said, there are a few milestones that the Spaniard will most likely not surpass in his career. We look at five such records that are beyond Rafael Nadal's reach.
Holder of all 4 Majors
Double golden masters
Seven-time Year-End world No. 1
Novak Djokovic 373 weeks No.1Holder of all 4 Majors Double golden mastersSeven-time Year-End world No. 1Novak Djokovic Rafael Nadal has the most consecutive weeks in the top 10. He is also the only tennis player to be ranked World No. 1 in three separate decades. To date, the Spaniard has enjoyed as many as 209 weeks at the top of the rankings, with five men bettering his tally. Novak Djokovic has been at the No. 1 spot for a record 373 weeks, followed by with 310 weeks. Nadal will need to be ranked World No. 1 for more than three years to challenge Djokovic's record. That doesn't seem likely, with many young players also in contention to challenge for the top spot that's currently held by .
Two players who have given us memories to last a lifetime Federer currently tops the men’s singles leader board with eight grass Slam title wins. Djokovic is just one shy after winning his seventh Wimbledon title this year.
5 tennis records that are beyond Rafael Nadal s reach
Few tennis records will be a mammoth task for Rafael Nadal With a record 22 Majors, is unarguably one of the greatest tennis players of all time. He has gone toe-to-toe with fellow legends and in the Grand Slam title race, leading both after his Australian Open and Roland Garros triumphs this year. Ever since winning his first Grand Slam at Roland Garros in 2005, Nadal has been unstoppable. The former World No.1 has many records to his name, including a whopping 14 titles at the French Open. June 5, 2005: Rafael Nadal wins his first (and Grand Slam) titleJune 5, 2022: Rafael Nadal wins his 14th and 22nd Grand Slam titleJune 5, 2005: Rafael Nadal wins his first (and Grand Slam) titleJune 5, 2022: Rafael Nadal wins his 14th and 22nd Grand Slam title That said, there are a few milestones that the Spaniard will most likely not surpass in his career. We look at five such records that are beyond Rafael Nadal's reach.
#1 Nitto ATP Finals Titles
Nitto ATP World Tour Finals - Rafael Nadal The Nitto ATP Finals is the most sought-after tournament after the Grand Slams. The season-ending championship challenges the top eight players of the year to compete against each other for the coveted title. Although Rafa has been a part of ten editions of the tournament, the Spaniard has never managed to win a single title. He finished as the runner-up in 2010 and 2013, his best record in the competition. With six titles, Roger Federer has the most ATP Finals titles, followed by Novak Djokovic with five. It is safe to say that the record for most Nitto ATP Finals titles is out of Rafa’s bag.#2 Most weeks ranked World No 1
373 weeks No.1Holder of all 4 Majors
Double golden masters
Seven-time Year-End world No. 1
Novak Djokovic 373 weeks No.1Holder of all 4 Majors Double golden mastersSeven-time Year-End world No. 1Novak Djokovic Rafael Nadal has the most consecutive weeks in the top 10. He is also the only tennis player to be ranked World No. 1 in three separate decades. To date, the Spaniard has enjoyed as many as 209 weeks at the top of the rankings, with five men bettering his tally. Novak Djokovic has been at the No. 1 spot for a record 373 weeks, followed by with 310 weeks. Nadal will need to be ranked World No. 1 for more than three years to challenge Djokovic's record. That doesn't seem likely, with many young players also in contention to challenge for the top spot that's currently held by .
#3 Most Australian Open titles won
2022 Australian Open: Rafael Nadal wins his second AO title. The Australian Open hasn’t been the kindest to the Mallorca native. Despite playing in six finals, Nadal has managed to win just twice. Djokovic has claimed the Australian Open title a staggering 9 times, with Federer (6) trailing the Serb. It's difficult to imagine the Spaniard winning seven more titles Down Under to go level with the Serb.#4 Most Wimbledon titles
Grass isn’t Nadal's preferred surface. Having played in five Wimbledon finals, he has had his hands on the trophy just twice, in 2008 and 2010. Wimbledon has seen only four men's champions in the past two decades: Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal, Novak Djokovic and . Murray and Nadal have won two titles each, with the remaining years dominated by the Swiss and the Serb. Two players who have given us memories to last a lifetimeTwo players who have given us memories to last a lifetime Federer currently tops the men’s singles leader board with eight grass Slam title wins. Djokovic is just one shy after winning his seventh Wimbledon title this year.