World number 1 Novak Djokovic continues to amaze us with his immense talent and playing style. Just minutes ago, he defeated Jannik Sinner to win the ATP World Tour Finals. This year has been one of the best in Novak Djokovic’s incredible career. He has won not just 1, but 7 titles this season and has ended the season as the undisputed world No.1. However, it is the records that he broke on the course to his title in Turin that would make him and his fanbase rejoice more than ever.

The win he has had today marks his 98 career title and also his 7 ATP Finals title. Not just that, with this current win, he has also managed to break another record of his archrival and retired tennis legend Roger Federer.

Novak Djokovic breaks the ATP Finals title record of Roger Federer

There have been multiple times when both Roger Federer’s and Novak Djokovic’s records have been put up for comparison. And the same thing happened today as Novak Djokovic managed to break one of Federer’s all-time records.

Roger Federer, over the course of his two-decade-long career, won 6 ATP Finals titles. Novak Djokovic shared the record with his rival after his triumph in the 2022 ATP Finals. Now, with today’s win against Sinner in the finale has increased his tally to 7 ATP Finals titles. Thus, he has finally broken the record of the legendary tennis Roger Federer. But guess what? This is not the only record that he has managed to break.

Novak Djokovic has also come close to joining Roger Federer in another iconic record as well. Its uniqueness lies in the fact that both Djokovic and Federer were in their mid 30s when they achieved this incredible record.

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Djokovic and Federer share another record

Roger Federer was the only person in the history of the sport to have won win 7 titles during the same season. This is an incredible feat that few came close to breaking in over 6 years. And now Djokovic has also managed to share the same record after his triumph in Turin.

The best thing about this record is that both Federer and Djokovic achieved this record at 36 years old. It happened for Federer in 2017 when he turned 36 and for Djokovic this year as he turned 36. Isn’t this something?

With Djokovic looking at his best going into his late 30s, do you think he can break the Swiss Maestro’s record by winning 8 titles next season? Considering his dominance in 2023, no one would dare put it past him. What are your thoughts on the same?

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