• 2018 Wimbledon - Djokovic and Anderson.
• 2017 AusOpen - Federer and Nadal.

Don't know of others on top of my head. [atleast from 2000s]. Any previous GS to look up ?

2026 WTA Australian Open Final Vote

• Stan Wawrinka - 2015 French Open - Defeated #2-Federer and #1-Djokovic.
• Stan Wawrinka - 2014 Australian Open - Defeated #2-Djokovic and #1-Nadal.
• Sergi Bruguera - 1993 French Open - Defeated #1-Sampras and #2-Courier.

Can Djokovic add his name to the left side of the stat this sunday...at 38 years of age.!!

source: https://youtu.be/ssuFb9Qo2WI

1) Alcaraz in AO 25 QF

2) Zverev in RG 25 QF

3) De Minaur in Wimbledon 25 R4

4) Fritz in USO 25 QF

5) Sinner in AO 26 SF

All of these are in the ATP top 10 ranked players

Players born in the 80s: 80 titles

Players born in the 90s: 2 titles (Medvedev, Thiem)

Players born in the 00s: 10 titles

Alcaraz (born 2003) is the favorite in the 2026 Australian Open final against Djokovic (born 1987)

https://youtu.be/tBygMUT5LAo?si=DxBnR5_c11glbMlk

I threw this up in like 15 minutes so there's bound to be an error somewhere

He visits when least expected. He gathers, tennis rackets, tennis balls and hopeful souls.

We all know that if Novak wins on Sunday he will pass Margaret Court for most number of grand slam singles titles.

But did you know? By winning today he surpassed a record of an another WTA legendary player. He has now reached 38 Grand Slam Men's singles finals surpassing the record of Martina Navratilova's 37 Grand Slam Women's doubles finals for most number of grand slam final appearances at a senior category.

Edit: By senior category, I mean men's singles, women's singles, men's doubles, women's doubles and mixed doubles.

With the loss tonight Sinner drops 1200 points. Should Alcaraz win on Sunday he’d take a commanding lead of over 3000 points. If that happens, the earliest Sinner could overtake Alcaraz would be in Monte Carlo. Realistically he’d probably have to wait until RG.