ATP No. 5 · Serbia
🇷🇸 Novak Djokovic
24 majors, 428 weeks at No. 1 and the best return game the sport has measured — even at 39, he pushed Alcaraz to a five-set 2026 Australian Open final before falling.
Ranking points
3,770
No. 5 · career high No. 1
Career W-L
1177-238
83.2% win rate
Titles
101
24 Slams · 40 Masters 1000 · 7 ATP Finals
Career prize money
$193M
$2M this season
Profile
- Born
- 22 May 1987 (age 39)
- Height
- 1.88 m (6'2")
- Weight
- 77 kg (170 lb)
- Plays
- Right-handed
- Style
- Complete counter-puncher; flexibility and return-first tennis
- Turned pro
- 2003
- Career high
- No. 1 · Jul 2011
- Weeks at No. 1
- 428
- 2026 record
- 14-5
- Residence
- Monte Carlo
Surface records
Hard782-140 · 70 titles · 85%
Clay264-74 · 20 titles · 78%
Grass131-24 · 11 titles · 85%
Indoor0-0 · 0 titles · 0%
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Scouting report
Consensus scouting viewStrengths
- Return of serve
Best returner in history — reads patterns and neutralises second serves.
- Clutch play
Break points and tiebreaks are where his level goes up, not down.
Weaknesses
- Recovery window
Best-of-five back-to-backs are a bigger ask deep into his 30s.
- Second-serve pace
Sits up enough for aggressive returners to attack.
Grand Slam bests
| Australian Open | Champion(2023) | 10 titles |
| Roland-Garros | Champion(2023) | 3 titles |
| Wimbledon | Champion(2022) | 7 titles |
| US Open | Champion(2023) | 4 titles |
ATP Finals: Champion x7 · 51-17 lifetime
Serve & return
1st serve in65%
1st serve won74%
2nd serve won55%
Aces / match4.6
Service games won86%
1st return won34%
2nd return won57%
BP converted45%
Return games won31%
Season win %74%
Year-end ranking history
Points on the board & what drops next
3,770 points itemised| Event | Points held | Drops in | Share |
|---|---|---|---|
| US Open | 400 | 15 days | 10.6% |
| Australian Open | 1,305 | 155 days | 34.6% |
| Other results | 2,065 | 170 days | 54.8% |
−600
defending in 30 days
−900
in 60 days
−1,155
in 90 days
Career and season figures are illustrative. Points-drop dates approximate the rolling 52-week ATP calendar.