List of tennis title leaders in the Open Era

This article lists the tennis players who have won the most tour-level professional tournament titles since the Open Era began in 1968. The current top-level events are on the ATP Tour for men and the WTA Tour for women.

As of 2025, Jimmy Connors holds the record for most career men's singles tournament titles in the Open Era with 109,[1] while Martina Navratilova holds the record for most career women's singles tournament titles in the Open Era with 167.[2][3]

Singles titles

Men's singles leaders

  Currently active players

Open Era title leaders composition

Women's singles leaders

  Currently active players
Player[5] Titles
Martina Navratilova 167
Chris Evert 157
Steffi Graf 107
Margaret Court 92
Serena Williams 73
Evonne Goolagong 68
Billie Jean King 67
Virginia Wade 55
Lindsay Davenport 55
Monica Seles 53
Venus Williams 49
Justine Henin 43
Martina Hingis 43
Kim Clijsters 41
minimum 40 titles (correct as of Dec 2025)

Overall titles (singles & doubles)

Men leaders

  Currently active players
Player[4] Singles Doubles Mixed Total Span
John McEnroe 77 77 1 155 1977–06
Mike Bryan 0 124 4 128 1998–20
Bob Bryan 0 119 7 126 1998–20
Jimmy Connors 109 16 0 125 1972–96
Roger Federer 103 8 0 111 1998–22
Ilie Năstase 64 45 2 111 1968–89
Stan Smith 48 56 0 104 1968–86
Rafael Nadal 92 11 0 103 2001–24
Novak Djokovic 101 1 0 102 2003–
Rod Laver 72 28 0 100 1968–79
Ivan Lendl 94 6 0 100 1978–94
Tom Okker 28 68 0 96 1968–82
Daniel Nestor 0 91 4 95 1991–18
Todd Woodbridge 2 83 6 91 1988–05
Raúl Ramírez 19 60 0 79 1973–83
Brian Gottfried 25 54 0 79 1972–85
Guillermo Vilas 62 16 0 78 1968–92
Bob Hewitt 7 65 6 78 1968–83
Mark Woodforde 4 67 5 76 1984–00
John Newcombe 41 33 0 74 1968–83
Frew McMillan 2 63 5 70 1968–83
Björn Borg 66 4 0 70 1973–93
Marty Riessen 9 53 7 69 1968–81
Wojtek Fibak 15 52 0 67 1973–89
Anders Järryd 8 59 0 67 1980–96
Pete Sampras 64 2 0 66 1988–02
Leander Paes 1 54 10 65 1991–21
Emilio Sánchez 15 50 0 65 1984–97
Tomáš Šmíd 9 55 0 64 1976–92
Boris Becker 49 15 0 64 1984–99
Peter Fleming 3 60 0 63 1973–88
Andre Agassi 60 1 0 61 1986–06
Jonas Björkman 6 54 0 60 1991–08
Mahesh Bhupathi 0 52 8 60 1995–16
Stefan Edberg 41 18 0 59 1983–96
Nenad Zimonjić 0 54 5 59 1995–21
Arthur Ashe 44 14 0 58 1968–79
Max Mirnyi 1 52 5 58 1996–18
Manuel Orantes 34 22 0 56 1968–83
Mark Knowles 0 55 1 56 1992–12
Paul Haarhuis 1 54 0 55 1989–03
Ken Rosewall 40 14 0 54 1968–80
Sherwood Stewart 1 51 2 54 1968–85
Andrés Gómez 21 33 0 54 1979–95
Robert Lutz 11 43 0 54 1968–85
Yevgeny Kafelnikov 26 27 0 53 1992–03
Rick Leach 0 46 4 50 1987–06
Andy Murray 46 3 0 49 2005–24
Sergio Casal 1 47 1 49 1981–95
Jacco Eltingh 4 44 0 48 1988–98
Thomas Muster 44 1 0 45 1985–99
Mate Pavić 0 41 3 44 2011–
Nicolas Mahut 4 37 0 41 2000–25
Mark Edmondson 6 34 0 40 1975–88
Mats Wilander 33 7 0 40 1981–96
Martin Damm 0 40 0 40 1990–11
Marcelo Melo 0 39 0 39 1998–
Jamie Murray 0 34 5 39 2004–
Balázs Taróczy 13 26 0 39 1972–90
Yannick Noah 23 16 0 39 1977–96
Guy Forget 11 28 0 39 1982–00
Horia Tecău 0 38 1 39 2003–22
Bruno Soares 0 35 3 38 2001–22
John Fitzgerald 6 30 2 38 1988-03
Jean-Julien Rojer 0 37 1 38 2003–
Patrick Galbraith 0 36 2 38 1989-99
Heinz Günthardt 5 30 2 37 1976-90
Andy Roddick 32 4 0 36 2000-15
Ken Flach 0 34 2 36 1983-96
Cyril Suk 0 32 4 36 1988-06
Rajeev Ram 2 32 2 36 2004–
Pavel Složil 2 32 1 35 –86
Vitas Gerulaitis 26 9 0 35 1968–89
John Alexander 7 28 0 35 1969-85
Kevin Ullyett 0 34 1 35 1990-10
Marcel Granollers 4 31 0 35 2003–
Michael Chang 34 0 0 34 1988-03
Kevin Curren 6 25 3 34 1979-93
Lleyton Hewitt 30 3 0 33 1998-20
John Peers 0 30 2 33 2011–
Nikola Mektić 0 31 1 32 2006–
Tony Roche 12 18 2 30 1963-79
Goran Ivanisevic 22 9 0 31 1988-04
Fabrice Santoro 6 24 1 31 1989–10
Jared Palmer 1 28 2 31 1991-05
Michaël Llodra 5 26 0 31 1999–14
Kim Warwick 3 26 2 31 1970-87
David Rikl 0 30 0 30 1989-05
Javier Sánchez Vicario 4 26 0 30 1986-00
Édouard Roger-Vasselin 0 28 1 29 2002–
Ivan Dodig 1 24 4 29 2004–25
Jim Courier 23 6 0 29 1988-00
David Ferrer 27 2 0 29 2000-19
Vijay Amritraj 15 14 0 29 1970-93
Robert Seguso 0 29 0 29 1983-99
Gene Mayer 14 15 0 29 1973-86
Ray Ruffels 13 16 0 29 1968–80
Gustavo Kuerten 20 8 0 28 1995–08
Adriano Panatta 10 18 0 28 1969-83
Michael Stich 18 10 0 28 1988-97
Phil Dent 3 25 0 28 1967-83
Jim Pugh 1 22 5 28 1985–96
Roscoe Tanner 15 13 0 28 1973-86
Łukasz Kubot 0 27 0 27 2002–23
Rohan Bopanna 0 26 1 27 2003–25
Paul McNamee 2 24 1 27 1973-88
Ion Țiriac 5 22 0 27 1958–79
Hans Gildemeister 4 23 0 27 1973-87
José Luis Clerc 2 25 0 27 1977–95
Horacio Zeballos 1 26 0 27 2003–
Jan Kodeš 9 17 0 26 1968-83
Jaime Fillol 9 16 1 26 1968–85
Wayne Ferreira 15 11 0 26 1989-05
Paul Hanley 0 26 0 26 1997–14
/ Michael Venus 0 25 0 25 2009–
Henri Kontinen 0 24 1 25 2008-21
Jiří Novák 7 18 0 25 1993-07
Jakob Hlasek 5 20 0 25 1983-96
Scott Davis 3 22 0 25 1983-98
Jim Grabb 2 23 0 25 1986-00
Tomás Carbonell 2 22 1 25 1987-01
Daniel Vacek 0 25 0 25 1990-03
Jannik Sinner 24 1 0 25 2020-
minimum 25 overall titles (correct as of November 2025)

Women leaders

  Currently active players
Player[5] Singles Doubles Mixed Total Span
Martina Navratilova 167 177 10 354 1975–06
Chris Evert 157 32 0 189 1972–89
Margaret Court 92 48 7 147 1968–77
Pam Shriver 21 111 1 133 1979–97
Rosemary Casals 11 112 3 126 1968–91
Steffi Graf 107 11 0 118 1982–99
Martina Hingis 43 64 7 114 1994–17
Jana Novotná 24 76 4 104 1987–99
A. Sánchez Vicario 29 69 4 102 1985–02
Billie Jean King 78 16 7 101 1968–83
Serena Williams 73 23 2 98 1995–22
Lindsay Davenport 55 38 0 93 1993–08
Lisa Raymond 4 79 5 88 1993–15
Natasha Zvereva 4 80 2 86 1988–02
Helena Suková 10 69 5 84 1981–98
Betty Stöve 1 75 4 80 1964–82
E. Goolagong Cawley 68 11 1 80 1968–83
Venus Williams 49 22 2 73 1994–
Gigi Fernández 2 69 0 71 1983–97
Larisa Neiland 2 65 4 71 1982–99
Wendy Turnbull 9 55 5 69 1970–89
Cara Black 1 60 5 66 1998–15
Rennae Stubbs 0 60 2 62 1986–11
Monica Seles 53 6 0 59 1989–08
Virginia Wade 55 0 0 55 1968–86
Liezel Huber 0 53 2 55 1993–17
Kim Clijsters 41 11 0 52 1999–22
Sara Errani 9 36 4 49 2002–
Paola Suárez 4 44 0 48 1991–12
Katarina Srebotnik 4 39 5 48 1995–20
V. Ruano Pascual 3 43 1 47 1992–10
Kathy Jordan 3 42 2 47 1979-91
Sania Mirza 1 43 3 47 2003–23
Hana Mandlíková 27 19 0 46 1978–90
Conchita Martínez 33 13 0 46 1988–06
Anne Smith 3 38 5 46 1978–91
Ai Sugiyama 6 38 1 45 1992–09
Justine Henin 43 2 0 45 1999–11
Lori McNeil 10 33 1 44 1983–02
Elizabeth Smylie 3 36 3 42 1982–97
Gabriela Sabatini 27 14 0 41 1985–96
Samantha Stosur 9 28 3 40 1999–23
Hsieh Su-wei 3 35 2 40 2001–
Anabel Medina Garrigues 11 28 0 39 1997–18
Maria Sharapova 36 3 0 39 2001–20
Kateřina Siniaková 5 32 2 39 2012–
Zina Garrison 14 20 3 37 1982–97
Nadia Petrova 13 24 0 37 1999–17
Květa Peschke 1 35 0 36 1993–22
Latisha Chan 0 33 3 36 2004–
Tracy Austin 30 4 1 35 1978–94
Roberta Vinci 10 25 0 35 1999–18
Bethanie Mattek-Sands 0 30 5 35 1999–
Svetlana Kuznetsova 18 16 0 34 2000–21
Victoria Azarenka 21 10 3 34 2003–
Barbora Strýcová 2 32 0 34 2003–23
Claudia Kohde-Kilsch 8 25 0 33 1980–94
Nathalie Tauziat 8 25 0 33 1984–03
Caroline Wozniacki 30 2 0 32 2005–25
// Elena Likhovtseva 3 27 2 32 1992-08
Kristina Mladenovic 1 28 3 32 2009–
Elise Mertens 10 22 0 32 2013–
Petra Kvitová 31 0 0 31 2006–25
Manon Bollegraf 1 26 4 31 1985–00
Tímea Babos 3 28 0 31 2011–
Barbora Krejčíková 8 20 3 31 2014–
Vera Zvonareva 12 16 2 30 2000–24
Mary Pierce 18 10 1 29 1989–08
Amélie Mauresmo 25 3 0 28 1993–09
Virginia Ruzici 12 16 0 28 1975-87
Andrea Sestini Hlaváčková 0 27 1 28 2004–22
Flavia Pennetta 11 17 0 28 2000–15
Betsy Nagelsen 3 25 0 28 1973-96
Patty Fendick 3 25 0 28 1982-95
Ash Barty 15 12 0 27 2010–22
Lucie Hradecká 0 26 1 27 2004–22
Julie Halard-Decugis 12 15 0 27 1986–00
Aryna Sabalenka 21 6 0 27 2015–
María José Martínez Sánchez 5 21 0 26 1998–20
Candy Reynolds 0 26 0 26 ?–88
Simona Halep 24 1 0 25 2006–25
Peng Shuai 2 23 0 25 2001–22
Mercedes Paz 3 22 0 25 1984–98
Barbara Potter 6 19 0 25 1978-89
Janette Husárová 0 25 0 25 1991-16
Iga Świątek 25 0 0 25 2016–
minimum 25 overall titles (correct as of November 2025)
  • Martina Navratilova, won the most singles titles (167), doubles titles (177), and total titles (354) in the Open Era.
  • John McEnroe, won the most men's titles (singles & doubles) in the Open Era (155).
  • Serena Williams, won the most women's singles major titles in the Open Era (23).
  • Jimmy Connors, won the most men's singles titles in the Open Era (109).
  • Novak Djokovic, won the most all-time men's singles major titles (24).
  • Chris Evert, won the most women's singles titles on clay in the Open Era (70).
  • Rafael Nadal, won the most men's singles titles on clay in the Open Era (63).
  • Roger Federer, won the most men's singles titles on grass in the Open Era (19).
  • Monica Seles, won the most major titles as a teenager in the Open Era (8).
  • Bryan brothers, together they won more doubles titles than any other team (119).

See also

Notes

  1. ^ Tennis was a demonstration event at the 1984 Olympics, therefore doesn't count towards Edberg's total.

References

  1. ^ "Hundred & 3: Djokovic 3rd man to win 100 titles". ESPN.com. May 24, 2025.
  2. ^ "Novak Djokovic by numbers: Grand Slam titles, records and stats of the Serbian tennis legend". olympics.com. May 24, 2025.
  3. ^ Sokolowski, Alexandre (February 20, 2021). "The day Navratilova won her final singles title". Tennis Majors.
  4. ^ a b "Most singles titles in the Open Era" (PDF). atptour.com.
  5. ^ a b "WTA Record book" (PDF). wtatennis.com.
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