Tennis Players with Most Matches Won at ATP Masters Over Time

Which tennis player has won the most matches in ATP Masters tournaments? Watch the rivalry of the best men's tennis players in ATP Masters 1000 tournaments in the Open Era over time.

Explore the careers of legendary players who dominated ATP Masters events with victories and records. Recall the stars of the ATP Tour from Rod Laver, Arthur Ashe, Bjorn Borg through American tennis players Jimmy Connors, John McEnroe, Pete Sampras and Andre Agassi to the 3 greatest ever Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic. Which of them has won the most matches in his career in ATP Masters tournaments?

The ATP Masters includes 9 tournaments:

1. Indian Wells Masters (BNP Paribas Open): Held in Indian Wells, California, USA, this tournament is known for its picturesque desert setting.

2. Miami Open: Located in Miami, Florida, USA, this tournament is the second of the North American hard-court swing.

3. Monte-Carlo Masters: This clay-court tournament takes place in Monte Carlo, Monaco, and marks the beginning of the European clay-court season.

4. Madrid Open: Played on clay courts in Madrid, Spain, this tournament provides an opportunity for players to refine their clay-court skills.

5. Italian Open (Rome Masters or Internazionali BNL d'Italia): Hosted in Rome, Italy, this event is a crucial stop in the lead-up to the French Open.

6. Canadian Open (Rogers Cup): The tournament alternates between Toronto, Canada, and Montreal, Canada, every year, providing top-class tennis to both cities.

7. Cincinnati Masters (Western & Southern Open): Held in Cincinnati, Ohio, USA, this tournament is another important stop in the lead-up to the US Open.

8. Shanghai Masters: Located in Shanghai, China, this tournament has been a prominent fixture in the Asian tennis calendar.

9. Paris Masters: The final Masters event of the season takes place in Paris, France, and sets the stage for the ATP Finals.

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In the world of professional tennis, the ATP Masters events stand as a testament to the elite level of competition and skill that the sport has to offer. These tournaments, known as the "Masters 1000" events, bring together the best players in the world to battle for supremacy on the court. Over the years, a select group of players have not only excelled at these prestigious events but have also accumulated the most match wins, leaving an indelible mark on the history of tennis.

The American tennis legend Andre Agassi, a charismatic and dynamic player, captured the hearts of fans with his all-court game. Agassi's aggressive playing style allowed him to excel on various surfaces, leading to an impressive number of match wins at the ATP Masters during his illustrious career.

British tennis star Andy Murray, known for his exceptional return game and court intelligence, has left an indelible mark on the ATP Masters. Murray's dogged determination and tactical prowess have propelled him to accumulate numerous match wins at these prestigious events.

Swiss tennis maestro Roger Federer, often considered one of the greatest players in the history of the sport, has enjoyed remarkable success at the ATP Masters. His elegant style and versatility have earned him numerous titles at these events. Federer's ability to adapt to various playing conditions, whether on hard courts, clay, or grass, has contributed to his impressive tally of match wins at the Masters.

Spanish sensation Rafael Nadal, known as the "King of Clay" for his dominance on the red dirt, has also made a significant impact at the ATP Masters. Nadal's unwavering determination and physical prowess have seen him triumph at these prestigious events multiple times. His unmatched tenacity on the court has led to numerous match wins at the Masters.

The Serbian GOAT Novak Djokovic, famous for his exceptional defensive skills and mental toughness, has established himself as one of the all-time greats in tennis. Djokovic's ability to outlast opponents in grueling rallies and pressure-packed situations has translated into a formidable record of match wins at the ATP Masters.

Their remarkable match win records highlight their dedication, adaptability, and unwavering commitment to the sport.

[eengsuherman]

Incredible Nole for achievement in ATP Master 1000.👍👍

[genevievenewman]

The fact that Murray has 14 given the era he’s competed in is incredibly impressive.

[jody]

Tom Okker was a true king of Dutch tennis. Novaxx has done the masters gold twice btw.

[Summon]

Novak tops the entire masters 1000 chart in every possible category now imaginable, except for this one! Lol He only needs 7 masters match wins to tie Nadal and 8 to surpass him! Considering that Nadal is very close to retirement and probably won't play that many more masters 1000 events (if any at all tbh...), then consider Djokovic permanently topping this chart sometimes during clay chunk of the season next year for a very long time (by permanently topping i mean without giving it back and forth to Nadal occasionally...)

[Summon]

Also i'm very curious to know how his resume stacks against all these champions, who were peaking during 80's and 70's era overall! And i'm not talking match wins and titles here, i'm talking about things like quarter-finals, semi-finals and finals made, matches played (not necessarily won), win-loss percentage, wins against top-10, most masters equivalent of pre-90's era won in a single season and things like that!

[saurabhgupta]

Whether it includes atp year end finals

[aBeatleFanever]

It is absolutely astounding that Rafa has won more Masters 1000 matches than Novak (406 to 399). Six of the masters 1000 tournaments are played on hard courts - and only 3 are played on clay courts. Novak has a 2 to 1 advantage on court surface at the masters 1000 events... and still somehow - Nadal has won more matches than Djokovic. Utterly astounding.

Imagine how huge Rafa's lead would be if that court surface advantage was 2 to 1 in his favor.

[saccount]

Novak won more masters 1000 than Nadal but less total match wins