In the Australian Open men's singles final match on Sunday, Spain's king Nadal won five sets to defeat No. 2 seed Medvedev to lift his 21st professional Grand Slam title trophy. After Nadal won this year's Australian Open, the number of Big Three champions has been renewed again.
After winning this year's Australian Open, Nadal's total number of grand prix titles has reached 58. Among the 58 major titles are 21 Grand Slam titles, 36 Masters titles and 1 Olympic gold medal. Among them, Nadal has the top three Grand Slam titles, the number of Masters champions is one less than Djokovic, and the Olympic gold medal is not available to the other two.
This year's Australian Open is the 63rd time in Nadal's career to participate in a Grand Slam tournament, and in 63 entries he has won 21 titles, averaging one crown every 3 Grand Slam matches.
Djokovic has 62 titles, including 20 Grand Slam titles, 37 Masters titles and five year-end finals titles. Djokovic has the highest number of Masters titles in three, and his overall number of Grand Masters titles is also the largest of all three.
Federer has won 54 major titles so far in his career, including 20 Grand Slam titles, 28 Masters titles and 6 year-end Finals titles. Federer leads the other two in the number of year-end finals titles, and several other stats are no longer dominant. As he got older, it became harder and harder for Federer to win the big tournament again.