Novak Djokovic continues to add merits and titles to his record to further cement his candidacy in the eternal debate on who is the best tennis player in history between him, Rafa Nadal and Roger Federer. A comparison in which, if we stick to Grand Slam titles, the three tennis players appear tied at 20 greats.
Nevertheless Djokovic has taken the lead in other statistics over Rafa Nadal and Roger Federer. One of them is the number of weeks in front of the ATP classification, where Djokovic adds 346 to Roger Federer’s 310 and Nadal’s 209.
Another of the most unknown records in which Djokovic improves Roger Federer and Rafa Nadal is the effectiveness it has in titles won compared to tournaments played. According to the Essentially Sports portal, Djokovic has won 86 titles in the 267 tournaments he has played, which gives him a 32.2% effectiveness. Behind him appears Rafa Nadal, who has achieved 88 titles in his 292 tournaments played, with an effectiveness of 30.13%. For his part, Roger Federer, the one with the most titles of the three with 103, is the one with the worst percentage of the Big Three with 28.06% after winning these trophies in 367 tournaments. A record of effectiveness that Djokovic wants to improve even more if possible from this Sunday at the Nitto ATP Finals in Turin.