ATP year-end world number one repeated welcome record! Federer's important record may be tied!
2021 Turin, Italy, ATP year-end finals, after defeating Norway's famous Rudd in two straight sets in the group stage debut, Serbian tennis king Djokovic received his ATP year-end men's singles world first trophy, and this is also the 7th time in Djokovic's brilliant career to pocket this honor, he also threw off the American tennis legend Sampras 6 times, enjoying another great record in professional men's tennis.
During this year's Atp year-end finals in Turin, another important record in professional men's tennis may also be equalized by Djokovic, that is, to equal the Record of 6 ATP Year-end Finals Men's Singles Championships held by Swiss King Federer.
Djokovic's career-high singles record in the ATP year-end finals is 38-16, with a singles win rate of 70%, and he has lifted the men's singles trophy of the event five times so far.
Federer's career-high singles record in the ATP year-end finals is 59 wins and 17 losses, with a singles win rate of 78%, which is currently the most successful player in the history of at the ATP year-end finals, and djokovic may take at least two years to completely surpass the Swiss in this record.
Djokovic last lifted the ATP Year-End Finals Men's Singles Championship trophy in the distant 2015 season, but this year, Federer, Nadal, Murray and other old opponents have declined significantly and have not qualified for this year's ATP Year-end Finals. Djokovic's signing fortune in this year's ATP Year-end Finals is also good, and in his group, he avoided the two strongest challengers Medvedev and Zverev Jr.
Therefore, it can be said that this year's ATP year-end finals, Djokovic is occupying a favorable time and place, and there is no reason for him to repeat the mistakes of losing in the men's singles finals of the 2016 and 2018 ATP year-end finals.