@@dachochiyo3992because all the other top players nowadays have added many important wins after the age of 26. Having said that he never won the US Open or Australian Open.
@@dachochiyo3992 when other players reached the peak Borg stopped to play..is it not surprising for you ? How many more title he could have playing until 35/38 yo like others did?
I'm sorry, but this list is so wrong! 8 men missing (E.Dibbs, N.Davydenko, R.Ramirez, B.Gilbert, T,Engqvist, M. Rios, A.Corretja). Grand Slam Titels sometimes counted for singles alone, sometimes doubles titles were also counted. I love lists. But only if there are correct.
Very few have won more than 50 titles and only 5 have won more than 90. 1. Connors - 109 2. Federer - 103 3. Djokovic - 98 4. Lendl - 94 5. Nadal - 92 6. McEnroe - 77 7. Laver - 72 8. Borg - 66 9. Nastase - 65 10. Sampras - 64 11. Vilas - 62 12. Agassi - 60
Djokovic soon to move above Federer i am certain! Whether he'll top this chart by moving ahead of Connors or not remains an open conversation though, depending on several factors...such as further career longevity and average success rates...which means how much longer he can keep going winning 4-5 titles per season (please not that last season, when he won 7 titles was sole exception and rare anomaly compared to the previous five, when wouldn't win more than 4 or 5 titles...), i'm pretty sure he'll get past Federer at some point, i am just uncertain he can win 12 more of them, seems like a lot with his most recent reduced schedule and decreased strike rate...
But how many more seasons he will play should also be factored in...because if he'll keep his word and play until Olympics in LA in 2028, then it's plenty of opportunities to squeeze past number 109...but if we are looking at just a couple of seasons more (the end of 2026 latest!), then this might not be enough to do the job...we'll see soon enough!
@@Summon256 -- Currently, Djokovic's biggest goal is to win the Olympics Gold Medal in Singles Tennis this Summer at the 2024 Paris Olympics. -- If he wins that and does not win another Grand Slam this year he may well call it quits. -- He has played in only 5 tournaments this year and that includes the current Rome Masters!
@@MrRazorblade999 Djokovic will almost try his hardest to play the Olympics this year. It could be his last chance to get the coveted yet elusive Olympics Gold Medal in Singles Tennis. 🥇 🎾 🇷🇸
He did many mistakes in the video, but this is not the case...this is more like the case of someone not capable of reading title of the video properly...
And nobody cares about amateur era anyway, open era is the only one that matters...it wasn't even a proper tennis what they were playing in 60's or earlier! Lol
@@Summon256 were the rules the same as open era? Than it was proper tennis……it is like saying that amateur boxing is not proper boxing. This is more like the case of someone wanting to brag.
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Who do you think you are deceiving. Jose Luis Clerc never won any Grand Slams, never even made any GS finals. And secondly, he's from Argentina and not Spain.
Tiene que corregir todo, porque José Luis Clerc no tenía que estar en la lista ni con esos títulos. El que tiene esos títulos que le dan a Clerc es Manolo Santana que sí era español
I think Djokovic will surpass Federer but can't over take Connors looking at his dip in form. He should have won Monte Carlo but didn't have the energy at his age.
I truly believe, Sampras would have been relatively even with the big three, if their careers matched up, in time. His style would have matched Fed perfectly, and would have given Nole and Nadal all they could handle. And Edberg vs them would have been so much fun too. He was terrific.
Marcelo Ríos no ganó un Grand slam porque en la final se encontró con un jugador drogado, que después de unos meses se confirmó su doping. Marcelo Ríos fue más grande que muchos los de esa lista.
Yes, Borg was and remains within the cream of the crop of best-ever players. By retiring at 26 years old, He denied himself the title of GOAT. A complete and unequivocal GOAT is and MUST be willing and eager to compete and EARN MORE titles, and that's Novak Djokovic, the one and only GOAT at this moment.
Jimbo is the man 👊👊 he was the best returner of his era, with his little aluminium racket. Much more entertaining than the yawnsville 6'4" to 6'10" robots of today 😴
Rod Laver won 192 singles titles in a 16 year period (1960-75). That is an an average of 12 titles per year for 16 years. He won a total of 198 singles titles from 1957-75 (2 in 1957, 3 in 1958 and 1 in 1959).
Q grande q fue. Guillermo Vilas . 62 titulos 4 grand slam . Y creador del golpe la gran whilly.... En el tenis argentino hubo antes y despues de Vilas...lastima q le robaron el numero uno en un año q gano 17 titulos y un gran slam...
Djokovic is 3rd but has 4 more slams and 12 master series more than Federer. I don't know about Connors stats but 50% of Roger's titles are 250/500. Not the same weight of Novak's titles.
Djokovic duela a quien le duela es el GOAT indiscutible el tipo domima en todas las estadisticas y la mayoria de titulos los gano conviviendo con Nadal,Murray y Federer, en poco tiempo superara a Connors
The term GOAT or even implied did not exist at the time of Borg. This has only come in the last 10 years or so. In fact, back then top players didn't treat the slams as the be all or end all as some didn't play the Australian and some had to skip the French due to Team Tennis. They didn't know that many years later people would use slam count as the way to rate them historically.
Understand but it would be useful to mention it. However I think a list such as this should include players and titles even before the Open Era. This way we miss Roy Emerson who is the only player with a Grand Slam in both singles and doubles
No puede ser que no este marcelo rios tiene 18 titulos de los cuales son 5 master series , john isner comienza el listado solo tiene 16 titulos y un master series
didn't know Nadal is only one year older than Djokovic...if only Rafa was not so injuried during his career he would have been in the top for sure...one of the great strenght of Nole was also to stay healty most of his career! What an era we had the pleasure to watch with the best of the very best of tennis thanks to Nole Roger and Rafa!🥲
J.L,Cllerc 0 GS - B. Gotfried 0 GS - T.Okker 0 GS - H,Salomon 0 GS - C.Richey 0 GS - D.Ferrer 0 GS - K.Rosewall win 8 GS (not 4) - J.Newcombe win 7 GS (not 6) - and in the and the Rocket Rod Laver win 11 GS title and in the 1962 & 1969 him win all 4 GS in the same year and is the only one in history that complete 2 YEAR GRAND SLAM
In open era after 1968 only 5.Before 1968 Rod Laver won 6.Total 11 grand slams.200 titles if you count before 1968.He achieved two calendar grand slam which was not equalled till date.
@@GdF420 Borg played with wooden brooms and consequently with other speeds... Sampras, Agassi & co. practically had the same speed as Federer, Nadal, Djokovic etc... which is why it is possible to compare them.
@@WORKTOWIN-uc5ow The third is the only tennis player worthy of the name. However, History will remember that they played exclusively on the uniform and slow surfaces of today (changed in 2003)... basically another and easier sport...
Thanks for the vid, but you're mixing singles and doubles titles. Neither Harold Solomon nor Brian Gottfried nor Jose Luis Clerc had 3 Grand Slam singles titles. They had 0.
You haven't given an accurate picture, because you haven't stated whether these are singles and/or doubles titles, particularly when you credit Grand Slam titles. For example, Harold Soloman and Cliff Richey, who did not win any Grand Slam titles in singles.
Which famous tennis player have you met and what impression did he make?
You are useless
jajaja your video is wrong jose luis clerc never win a grand slam
The guy is dumb and is deleting my comments
David Ferrer doesn't have a grand slam title.
@@dusandrobnjak5646 we know... this d umb is d.umb... he is deleting the fact that he is d. UMB
Borg 66 titles and retired at 26 yo...that's something really impressive!
Many people said that Borg wasnt the goat only because he wouldnt
26 is peak level in sport why surprised?😅
@@dachochiyo3992because all the other top players nowadays have added many important wins after the age of 26.
Having said that he never won the US Open or Australian Open.
Wow, had not realised Borg had so many titles in such a short period of time...! Those above him had a decade longer careers!! Holy moly.
@@dachochiyo3992 when other players reached the peak Borg stopped to play..is it not surprising for you ? How many more title he could have playing until 35/38 yo like others did?
Jose Luis Clerc is Argentine , not Spanish
And not win GS
Clerc ...español y con 3 grand slam??? ANIMAL !!!!
@@danieladolfogomez1613salvo que sea en dobles? Pero creo que tampoco
@@Milin1977Es tarado el que hizo el video
David Ferrer did not have any grand slam title.
Yeah i thought the same😂
And hewitt has 3
Good catch
@@dhaval7111986 In singles Hewitt really has 2. Plus US Open 2000 in doubles.
Yea I just saw that
I'm sorry, but this list is so wrong! 8 men missing (E.Dibbs, N.Davydenko, R.Ramirez, B.Gilbert, T,Engqvist, M. Rios, A.Corretja). Grand Slam Titels sometimes counted for singles alone, sometimes doubles titles were also counted. I love lists. But only if there are correct.
Y el chino ríos porque no está
Gilbert was kept off the list because he won "ugly."
Tom Okker never won singles Grand slam.
I disliked the video because so many things are wrong counted.
Very few have won more than 50 titles and only 5 have won more than 90.
1. Connors - 109
2. Federer - 103
3. Djokovic - 98
4. Lendl - 94
5. Nadal - 92
6. McEnroe - 77
7. Laver - 72
8. Borg - 66
9. Nastase - 65
10. Sampras - 64
11. Vilas - 62
12. Agassi - 60
Djokovic soon to move above Federer i am certain! Whether he'll top this chart by moving ahead of Connors or not remains an open conversation though, depending on several factors...such as further career longevity and average success rates...which means how much longer he can keep going winning 4-5 titles per season (please not that last season, when he won 7 titles was sole exception and rare anomaly compared to the previous five, when wouldn't win more than 4 or 5 titles...), i'm pretty sure he'll get past Federer at some point, i am just uncertain he can win 12 more of them, seems like a lot with his most recent reduced schedule and decreased strike rate...
But how many more seasons he will play should also be factored in...because if he'll keep his word and play until Olympics in LA in 2028, then it's plenty of opportunities to squeeze past number 109...but if we are looking at just a couple of seasons more (the end of 2026 latest!), then this might not be enough to do the job...we'll see soon enough!
@@Summon256
-- Currently, Djokovic's biggest goal is to win the Olympics Gold Medal in Singles Tennis this Summer at the 2024 Paris Olympics.
-- If he wins that and does not win another Grand Slam this year he may well call it quits.
-- He has played in only 5 tournaments this year and that includes the current Rome Masters!
@@RamZar50He won't play much more this year. Not wimbledon and probably not the Olympics
@@MrRazorblade999 Djokovic will almost try his hardest to play the Olympics this year. It could be his last chance to get the coveted yet elusive Olympics Gold Medal in Singles Tennis. 🥇 🎾 🇷🇸
Marcelo Rios isn´t in this list. He got 18 titles. Please rectify.
My favourite is Edberg. His volley and backhand were excellent.
"Excellent" being an understatment.
Stefan would skillfully arch his back then thrust himself forward to cover the possible passing lanes as athletically as a big cat feline at net
Rod Laver won 11 slam titles not 5 and he is the only one who won 2 grand slams.
some where pre-open era but there are lots of mistakes. Harold Solomon and David Ferrer never won a slam
Not the same. Sorry.
He did many mistakes in the video, but this is not the case...this is more like the case of someone not capable of reading title of the video properly...
And nobody cares about amateur era anyway, open era is the only one that matters...it wasn't even a proper tennis what they were playing in 60's or earlier! Lol
@@Summon256 were the rules the same as open era? Than it was proper tennis……it is like saying that amateur boxing is not proper boxing. This is more like the case of someone wanting to brag.
Jimbo No1....really exceptional competitor
What the GS won David Ferrer? When? Where? 😮
yes, it's a typo, it's my mistake, sorry
@@A-ListAvenue-pe7hcno, you are dumb... do your research... typo my ass...
@@A-ListAvenue-pe7hc
One of many !
Thanks! I was going crazy because I was sure Ferrer only did a final in french open.
@@A-ListAvenue-pe7hc you are dumb
As far as I'm aware Connors still has the open era record with 109.
Don’t know how trustworthy this is after seeing Ferrer listed with one grand slam
The guy said it was a typo.
Y Clerc tampoco ganó GS
@@LordAbhor Then he should be appologising for hundreds more of them...lmao
Ahhhhh - Roger was sooooo close to tying Connors.
Not really. Six titles are a lot.
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Jimmy won Masters 100, 50, 25, 15.....
Great and wonderful
This is really bad. Ferrer did NOT win a grand slam. Laver stats are wrong too
He won 7 didn't he?
and Clerc
The video is about the open era only, hence the Laver stats.
Who do you think you are deceiving. Jose Luis Clerc never won any Grand Slams, never even made any GS finals. And secondly, he's from Argentina and not Spain.
This is what happens when you trust OpenAI chatbot to compile lists such as these...LOL 😆
Gustavo Kuerten 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🎾🇧🇷🇩🇪
José Luis Clerk (30) es de Argentina! No de España, corrijan ese detalle!
Además no ganó grand slam
Tiene que corregir todo, porque José Luis Clerc no tenía que estar en la lista ni con esos títulos.
El que tiene esos títulos que le dan a Clerc es Manolo Santana que sí era español
Ganó 25 títulos pero ningún gslam@@javirr6171
I don't believe Harold Solomon ever won a grand slam title.
Never won a GS!!
He made the French open final in 1976. Lost to Panatta
I think Djokovic will surpass Federer but can't over take Connors looking at his dip in form. He should have won Monte Carlo but didn't have the energy at his age.
David ferrer won a grandslam?? Where?
I truly believe, Sampras would have been relatively even with the big three, if their careers matched up, in time.
His style would have matched Fed perfectly, and would have given Nole and Nadal all they could handle.
And Edberg vs them would have been so much fun too. He was terrific.
MARCELO RÍOS... 18 TÍTULOS 9 MASTER SERIES 🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱
Un milagro con solo 18 titulos y sin gran slam ganado haya ocupado el primer lugar x unos días.
Novak may have the most points won. However Sampras and federer are the most missed for bringing tennis to new levels.
Where is Marcelo Rios? He won 18 titles.
No existe. A llorar a otra parte😂
Quien??
Si, falta gente y hay errores con los datos. Igual bello video.
Marcelo Ríos no ganó un Grand slam porque en la final se encontró con un jugador drogado, que después de unos meses se confirmó su doping. Marcelo Ríos fue más grande que muchos los de esa lista.
Grande Nasty 65 titoli !
Primo nr.1 nel mondo !
Yes, Borg was and remains within the cream of the crop of best-ever players. By retiring at 26 years old, He denied himself the title of GOAT. A complete and unequivocal GOAT is and MUST be willing and eager to compete and EARN MORE titles, and that's Novak Djokovic, the one and only GOAT at this moment.
Only player in the world to be ranked no 1 in 3 decades🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉....now beat that
Jokowick best
Djokovic will not catch Connors, not even Federer. It's very difficult for him to win five titles more at his age
A grandeza dos títulos de Djokovic o colocam em primeiro lugar.👍🏾
Grand Slam has no match with other titles. It is not the same to win 250 atp tour comparing to the GS. This means nothing.
Seems quite possible till 2022 season end, until the likes of Sinner, Alcaraz, Rune and Rudd were not geared up as the best of next gen superstar.
Little kid you should never underestimate nole
@@Kristian89 time... you can win any opponents... but you can't win TIME.
After Roger, its Rafa and Djoker who have to say thank you!
Jimbo is the man 👊👊 he was the best returner of his era, with his little aluminium racket. Much more entertaining than the yawnsville 6'4" to 6'10" robots of today 😴
Let’s go Connor’s!!! If Djokovic keeps going he might be able to catch Jimmy ?
Falta Marcelo Ríos en esa lista, 18 títulos, número 1 del mundo en 1998, 5 master
👏👏👏
Eu acho que de todos, o estilo de jogo mais bonito era o do Jimmy Connors.
Connors 109 titles, family members tournaments included.
Guga, the best.
Era bom mas não o melhor. Mesma coisa o beatificado Senna: bom, mas não o melhor
Marcelo Rios 19 titles and Tom okker not win GS!!
Tom Okker are still looks like James Caan.
Clerc 3 GS? Ma quando? Non ne ha vinto manco uno!
Y con la bandera de España 😂😂😂😂
E Solomon? E Gottfried? Anche per loro 3 grandi slam!!!
Newcombe invece, cammin facendo ne ha persi due (ne ha vinti 7, non 5)
Wrong, this titles are Manolo Santana
I didn’t realize Solomon won 3 slams
Lo mas importante no son kos titulos son las oersonas y Federer y Nadal son señores....Jokovic es un impresentable
1:31 😂 Batata Clerc español y con tres GS
Rod Laver won 192 singles titles in a 16 year period (1960-75). That is an an average of 12 titles per year for 16 years.
He won a total of 198 singles titles from 1957-75 (2 in 1957, 3 in 1958 and 1 in 1959).
I took the information from Wikipedia. This listing dates back to Open Era (1968), sorry
@@A-ListAvenue-pe7hcI figured since Laver has 11 majors in total
Those were the days when players played 40 tourneys on grass in an year.
Nowadays top players play 15 to 20 tournaments at max.
ATP doesn't count titles before the Open Era
How can Rod Laver have only 5 Majors when you need 4 in a year to win the Grand Slam, and he did it twice.
A few errors spoted but a good way to compare
Rod Laver only has 5 grand slams? I'm shocked.
Laver had more than 5 GS titles, and Ferrer had none.
Harold Solomon NON ha vinto 3 Slam!!
Q grande q fue. Guillermo Vilas . 62 titulos 4 grand slam . Y creador del golpe la gran whilly.... En el tenis argentino hubo antes y despues de Vilas...lastima q le robaron el numero uno en un año q gano 17 titulos y un gran slam...
Raul Ramirez, Mexicano gano 19 titulos
Djokovic is 3rd but has 4 more slams and 12 master series more than Federer. I don't know about Connors stats but 50% of Roger's titles are 250/500. Not the same weight of Novak's titles.
I'd like to know just how tennis fans ranks the titles, most prestigious tiers and downwards, and in which tier Olympics gold should be put at?
What GS title David Ferer won???
Ferrer 0 grand slams, 1 paris masters
Jose luis Clerc es Argentino....mal ahi
Es que Clerc no debía estar ahí, ya que esos datos con esos 3 GS son del español Manolo Santana
Marcelo Rios former N1 has 18
No Jimbo, no party
Djokovic duela a quien le duela es el GOAT indiscutible el tipo domima en todas las estadisticas y la mayoria de titulos los gano conviviendo con Nadal,Murray y Federer, en poco tiempo superara a Connors
The term GOAT or even implied did not exist at the time of Borg. This has only come in the last 10 years or so. In fact, back then top players didn't treat the slams as the be all or end all as some didn't play the Australian and some had to skip the French due to Team Tennis. They didn't know that many years later people would use slam count as the way to rate them historically.
Understand but it would be useful to mention it. However I think a list such as this should include players and titles even before the Open Era. This way we miss Roy Emerson who is the only player with a Grand Slam in both singles and doubles
No puede ser que no este marcelo rios tiene 18 titulos de los cuales son 5 master series , john isner comienza el listado solo tiene 16 titulos y un master series
Manolo Santana should be in the vídeo: 3 Grand Slams. 20 titles
Vilas !!!!!
Falto el mas talentoso jugador del ATP marcelo Rios con 18 titulos.........mas grande y unico
didn't know Nadal is only one year older than Djokovic...if only Rafa was not so injuried during his career he would have been in the top for sure...one of the great strenght of Nole was also to stay healty most of his career! What an era we had the pleasure to watch with the best of the very best of tennis thanks to Nole Roger and Rafa!🥲
Also Rafa reached the top 50 when he was 16 so his pro career was less gradual - he skyrocketed early so a lot harsher on his body early.
Nadel injured, when, where all were fakes…….the kitchen was to hot too many times 🥵
Ferrer is without grand slam
J.L,Cllerc 0 GS - B. Gotfried 0 GS - T.Okker 0 GS - H,Salomon 0 GS - C.Richey 0 GS - D.Ferrer 0 GS - K.Rosewall win 8 GS (not 4) - J.Newcombe win 7 GS (not 6) - and in the and the Rocket Rod Laver win 11 GS title and in the 1962 & 1969 him win all 4 GS in the same year and is the only one in history that complete 2 YEAR GRAND SLAM
Sampras forever
Lendl vs. McEroe
Sampras vs. Agassi
Feder vs. Nadal.
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Fedal vs Djokovic😗
This list is FULL OF ERROR regarding the grand slam number !!!!!
Novak Djokovic is the best earth in the world 🕵️👍👌💪💪💪💯💯💯
Laver 11 GS
In open era after 1968 only 5.Before 1968 Rod Laver won 6.Total 11 grand slams.200 titles if you count before 1968.He achieved two calendar grand slam which was not equalled till date.
José Luis Clerc es de ARGENTINA.
Pete: 13 years of career (1989 - 2002) 14 Slam...and on the older, faster surfaces. The GOAT without doubts, point.
Yes but no -
The same could be said about Bjorn Borg
Longevity weighs a lot to determine historical greatness
@@GdF420 Borg played with wooden brooms and consequently with other speeds... Sampras, Agassi & co. practically had the same speed as Federer, Nadal, Djokovic etc... which is why it is possible to compare them.
History will remember Nadal, Djokovic and Federer
@@WORKTOWIN-uc5ow The third is the only tennis player worthy of the name. However, History will remember that they played exclusively on the uniform and slow surfaces of today (changed in 2003)... basically another and easier sport...
😂😂@@atarumoroboshi75
Jose Luis Clerc never won a grand slam
À titre indicatif David Ferrer n'a jamais obtenu de grand slam.
No1e 🐐
Not have olympic gold
The ranking must be reviewed because grand slam victories must have the preponderance.
Please correct Rod Laver's data.
Data since 1968. Since the beginning of the Open Era. Information from Wikipedia
Your Grand Slam totals... for many of these players are all messed up (incorrect).
You missed Manolo Santana, spanish Wimbledon winner.
Jose Luis Clerc is Argentinian, not Spanish.
Is wrong that titles are spaniard Manolo Santana
Rod laver 11 grande slam not 5 attention please
Ferrer ni José Luis Clerc tienen grand slam
Lendl🎉
Ok top ten the great ones. Sinner will enter. Alcatraz too
Lendl was czech when he played
Jose Luis Clerc (nº 30) es argentino
Qual foi esse grand slam que o David Ferrer ganhou?
Se agradece el esfuerzo pero la lista esta repleta de errores.
Mcenroe motivations the best
Brian Gottfried ha vinto 3 titoli Slam ma in doppio!
Marcelo Rios Play Padel?
Thanks for the vid, but you're mixing singles and doubles titles. Neither Harold Solomon nor Brian Gottfried nor Jose Luis Clerc had 3 Grand Slam singles titles. They had 0.
You haven't given an accurate picture, because you haven't stated whether these are singles and/or doubles titles, particularly when you credit Grand Slam titles. For example, Harold Soloman and Cliff Richey, who did not win any Grand Slam titles in singles.
Jose Luis Clerc es argentino.
3 argentinos en el ranking