ATP Masters Title Comparison (All-Time Counts)

Compare 14 ATP Masters 1000 title counts: Courier 5, Sinner 10, Murray 14, Federer 28, Nadal 36 and Djokovic 40 top. Series era totals in one table today.

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Novak Djokovic40 Titles
Rafael Nadal36 Titles
Roger Federer28 Titles
Andre Agassi17 Titles
Andy Murray14 Titles
Pete Sampras11 Titles
Jannik Sinner10 Titles
Thomas Muster8 Titles
Carlos Alcaraz8 Titles
Michael Chang7 Titles
Alexander Zverev7 Titles
Daniil Medvedev6 Titles
Jim Courier5 Titles
Boris Becker5 Titles

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About this converter

ATP Masters 1000 counts nine top events a season since 1990, below Slams and above 500s. Jim Courier and Boris Becker hold 5 each. Daniil Medvedev holds 6. Michael Chang and Alexander Zverev hold 7 each. Thomas Muster and Carlos Alcaraz hold 8 each. Jannik Sinner sits near 10 and still plays. Pete Sampras holds 11. Andy Murray holds 14. Andre Agassi holds 17. Roger Federer holds 28. Rafael Nadal holds 36. Novak Djokovic leads at 40 and still plays. One Djokovic equals eight Couriers. Sinner completed the Career Golden Masters at Rome 2026 with all nine events won.

How to use it

Pick two players and a unit in the top row. The three boxes below stay linked. Change any box and the other two update. Try 1 Djokovic against Couriers to see how many 90s champions one modern leader stacks.

Rows pin the series era from 1990 onward through Cincinnati 2026. Hamburg ran as a Masters from 1990 to 2008 before dropping to a 500, and Madrid moved outdoors to clay in 2009 with Shanghai joining the same year. Active totals for Djokovic, Sinner, Alcaraz, Zverev and Medvedev move with each event. Muster ties Alcaraz at 8 and Chang ties Zverev at 7.

FAQ

Who won the most Masters titles?

Novak Djokovic at 40, still active in 2026. Rafael Nadal follows at 36 and Roger Federer at 28.

What is a Masters 1000?

Nine top events a season since 1990: Indian Wells, Miami, Monte Carlo, Madrid, Rome, Canada, Cincinnati, Shanghai and Paris. Slams rank above and 500s below.

How many did Sinner win?

10 through Rome 2026, where he completed the set of all nine events. He won the first five Masters of 2026.

Who ties at 8?

8 each in the 2026 table. Muster retired in the 90s while Alcaraz still plays, and Chang ties Zverev at 7 the same way.

Sources

  • ATP Masters 1000 records page Aug 2026 (title leaders table)
  • ATP Sinner Wimbledon 2026 Big Titles table July 2026 (Sinner 10, Alcaraz 8)
  • ATP Sinner Miami 2026 Big Titles table Mar 2026 (Sinner 7th title)
  • ATP Masters 1000 media notes (Alcaraz 8, Muster 8, Chang 7, Zverev 7, Djokovic 40, Nadal 36, Federer 28, Agassi 17, Murray 14, Sampras 11)

Last verified: 2026-10-01 · 14 entries

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