How Many Grand Slam Titles Has Novak Djokovic Won?
Serbian star Novak Djokovic is the only active player left from the legendary tennis trio that once dominated the sport alongside Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal.
Time waits for no one, but after reaching another Australian Open final, Djokovic continues to push the boundaries of his legacy. At 37 years old, he remains at the elite level of the sport and keeps proving why he is considered one of the greatest players in tennis history.
Djokovic on the verge of his 25th Grand Slam title
Since making his professional debut in 2003, Nole has consistently added trophies to his collection. He currently sits on 99 ATP titles, just one away from reaching the milestone of 100 career titles.
If he manages to defeat Carlos Alcaraz in Melbourne, Djokovic will further confirm that the Australian Open is his most successful Grand Slam tournament.
Novak Djokovic’s 24 Grand Slam titles
Djokovic has won 24 Grand Slam titles, broken down as follows:
- 10 Australian Open
- 3 Roland Garros
- 7 Wimbledon
- 4 US Open
Djokovic responds to calls for retirement
After his victory over Jannik Sinner, the reigning champion, Djokovic made his stance very clear:
“I never stopped believing in myself. There are many people who doubt me and many experts who want me to retire. I want to thank them, because they give me strength and motivation to prove them wrong.”
The Serbian also admitted that motivation is becoming more challenging, but that Grand Slams remain his ultimate goal:
“When I prepared for this season, my objectives were clear: Grand Slams. I imagined myself playing finals against Sinner or Alcaraz, giving everything and fighting. I’m fortunate to have achieved that already in the first tournament of the year.”
