100 championships are followed by 100 wins, and Deyo's record is comparable to Fenner's competition for the Musketeers Cup!

04/06/2025 09:49:00 PANDATV

The French Open is in full swing, and three-time champion Novak Djokovic has made history. In the quarter-finals, against Norrie, who had previously beaten him in Geneva, Deyo did not give his opponent any chance and won again. In this way, among the four Grand Slams, it was in the French Open, where he won the fewest titles, that he took the lead in achieving a breakthrough of 100 wins.

So, as a record harvester, how did he compete with the other two giants in the number of Grand Slam wins?

Only Djokovic has a winning rate of more than 85% in the four Grand Slams, which are 91%, 86%, 89%, and 87%, respectively, and he is a well-deserved first!

Big Three Grand Slam wins:

Djokovic

Australian Open 99

French Open 100

Wimbledon 97

US Open 90

Not surprisingly, Djokovic will win both the French Open and Wimbledon this year. And if Djokovic still has a goal to pursue in the twilight of his career, then achieving 100 wins in all four Grand Slams is indeed a promising and achievable goal. The only thing that is difficult is the US Open, but as long as you stick to it for another two years, it shouldn't be a big problem.

Federer

Australian Open 102

French Open 73

Wimbledon 105

US Open 89

Federer had already won 100 wins at the Australian Open and Wimbledon, where he won the most titles. He once dominated the US Open five times in a row, but he has only reached one final since 2009, and the final number of wins has not even exceeded 90 matches, but the fact that no one has defended the US Open after 08 years continues. As for the French Open, Federer often strategically forfeited the French Open in order to secure Wimbledon because he selectively competed in the twilight years of his career, bringing his win tally to just 73.

Nadal

Australian Open 77

French Open 112

Wimbledon 58

US Open 67

In this data, in addition to Nadal's dominance at the French Open, the other three Grand Slams are indeed a bit "miserable", and in order to achieve 112 wins in a single Grand Slam, Djokovic will need to play for at least two years to achieve.

At least 100 wins in a single Grand Slam:

Nadal French Open 112

Federer Wimbledon 105

Federer Australian Open 102

Djokovic French Open 100

In this matchup, although Djokovic and Federer are behind Nadal, they are more evenly matched.

In terms of the number of Grand Slam quarterfinals, except for Wimbledon, which is temporarily behind Federer, the rest have been fully equaled or even overtaken; In terms of the quarterfinals of the French Open, he even beat Nadal.