In the final of the Cincinnati Masters that ended in the early hours of this morning, Zverev won his fifth Masters title in two sets, becoming the new leader of the post-95s, ranking fifth in active service and tied for ninth place in history in the men's Masters championship list.
The ATP Masters, the ATP World Tour 1000 Masters, consists of nine stops throughout the year and is an important event in professional tennis after the Grand Slam and year-end finals.
Today, (Daqin Gecko) and you to see, the nine Masters singles championship record holders are which god?
I. Indian Wells Masters (outdoor hard ground)
The tournament, also known as the BNP Paribas Open, is held in the small town of Indian Wells, California, and is usually held in March of each year.
Record holders: Federer and Djokovic (5 times)
Federer reached the final nine times and won five titles: 2004–2006, 2012 and 2017;
Djokovic won 6 finals and 5 titles:
2008、2011、2014-2016；
2. Miami Masters (outdoor hard ground)
Also held in the United States, the specific address is Miami, Florida, held every March, together with the Indian Wells Masters, known as the "Sunshine Doubles" in the Masters, the Miami Masters known as the "fifth Grand Slam".
Record holders: Agassi and Djokovic
(6 times)
Agassi: 1990, 1995, 1996, 2001-2003;
Djokovic: 2007, 2011, 2012, 2014-2016;
It is worth mentioning that the Miami Masters is one of the Masters that Nadal, one of the big three, has not been able to conquer so far, and Nadal, who has reached the final 5 times, has been relegated to the second place, losing to Federer twice, losing to Djokovic twice, and losing to Davidenko once;
3. Monte Carlo Masters (Clay)
The stadium hosting the Monte Carlo Masters is the Monte Carlo Country Club, located in France.
Usually held in mid-April each year, it is the only master tournament in the nine masters tournaments that does not force the top players to participate. Due to the nature of the venue and the french open, it has the reputation of "the wind vane of the french open".
Record holder: Nadal (11 times)
Eight consecutive titles in 2005-2012 and three consecutive titles in 2016-2018.
The tournament is also one of two Masters tournaments that giants Federer cannot conquer, having reached the final for three consecutive years in 2006-2008, both of which lost to Nadal and lost to Wawrinka in the 2014 final;
4. Madrid Masters (Clay)
A clay race in Madrid, the capital of Spain, usually in the first week of May each year.
In 2012, the organizers changed the clay field to a blue clay field, and because many players thought that the blue clay field was smoother, it was criticized by players including Nadal and Deyo, so it was only held for one year, and in 2013, the venue was changed to a traditional clay field. Federer and Serena Williams are the only two blue-earth champions.
Record holder: Nadal (5 times)
2005、2013、2014、2017；
V. Rome Masters (Clay)
A tennis tournament held every year in mid-May in Rome, Italy. Surrounded by large pine trees and white gravel roads, the central arena of the Rome Open became one of the most famous stadiums.
Record holder: Nadal (10 times)
2005-2007、2009-2010、2012-2013、2018-2019、2021；
Montreal Masters (Canadian Open, Rogers Cup, Outdoor Hardcovers)
The oldest Masters tournament is held in a rotation between Montreal and Toronto.
Record holder: Ivan. Lendl (6 times)
1980-1981、1983、1987-1989；
7. Cincinnati Masters (outdoor hard ground)
The Cincinnati Masters is the 7th stop in the annual Masters series. Also known as the Southwest Consortium Masters.
At the Cincinnati Masters, there is little history of dark horses winning the championship, which is a great contrast with the previous Canadian Masters.
Record holder: Federer (7 times)
2005、2007、2009-2010、2012、2014-2015；
8. Shanghai Masters (outdoor hard floor)
The only Masters tournament in Asia was first held in Shanghai, China in 2009 at the Shanghai Qizhong Tennis Center, the youngest Masters.
Record holder: Djokovic Djokovic (4 times)
2012-2013、2015、2018；
9. Paris Masters (indoor hardcourt)
A tennis tournament held annually in Paris, the capital of France. It is the last and only indoor hardcourse of the nine Masters, usually held from the end of October to the beginning of November each year.
Record holder: Djokovic (5 times)
2009、2013-2015、2019；