In a monumental triumph, Novak Djokovic, aged 36, etched another indelible mark in tennis history by claiming his record-breaking seventh Nitto ATP Finals title in Turin, overpowering Jannik Sinner in a compelling showdown.

This monumental victory solidifies Djokovic’s legendary status as he surpasses the tournament record he jointly held with Roger Federer, marking his seventh conquest at the prestigious event. Witness the best tennis game ever with attractive betting odds from Nextbet. 

Remarkably, this win also constitutes Djokovic’s 71st ‘Big Title’, an impressive amalgamation of Grand Slam championships, Nitto ATP Finals trophies, ATP Masters 1000 victories, and Olympic singles gold medals. Djokovic stands tall as the unparalleled leader in Grand Slam titles (24), Nitto ATP Finals triumphs (7), and ATP Masters 1000 victories (40).

Djokovic’s astounding season sees him hoist six of the seven ATP Tour trophies, with the majority being ‘Big Titles’. This remarkable feat marks his most dominant season since 2016, where his triumphant spree includes over 72 per cent of ‘Big Title’ conquests.

In a testament to his unparalleled consistency, Djokovic’s winning rate at ‘Big Title’ events is unmatched. For every 3.1 tournaments played, he secures a ‘Big Title’, a remarkable statistic that sets him apart. Rafael Nadal trails behind, boasting a winning rate of one ‘Big Title’ for every 3.5 tournaments played.

The World No. 1 now boasts an impressive tally of 98 tour-level titles, propelling him tantalizingly close to the coveted 100-title milestone. Djokovic eyes entry into an elite club, joining the ranks of Jimmy Connors (109) and Roger Federer (103) as the third player to surpass the century mark in tour-level victories. With this monumental win, Djokovic continues to etch his name in the annals of tennis history as one of the sport’s greatest champions. Get the latest updates from the world of tennis only on Nextbet Sports.