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**Blacksheepaalredy** · 06-21-2009, 07:19 PM

I counted all title winners (min 2) on both tours. Here are the lists with current top 10 players in red:

ATP

1. Federer 59
2. Nadal 36
3. Hewitt, Roddick 27
5. Moya 20
6. Safin 15
7. Davydenko 14
8. Djokovic 13
9. Ferrero, Murray, Haas 12
12. Gonzalez 11
13. Nalbandian, Blake 10
15. Robredo 9
16. Ljubicic 8
17. Ferrer, Canas 7
19. Tursunov, Santoro, Kiefer, Hrbaty, Massu 6
24. Simon, Berdych, Almagro, Lapentti, del Potro 5
29. Tsonga, Stepanek, Schuettler, Dent, Clement, Youzhny, Matieu, Chela, Karlovic 4
38. Soderling, Fish, Ancic, Andreev, Acasuso, Malisse, Vicente, Koubek, Llodra, Cilic 3
48. Verdasco, Kohlschreiber, Montanes, Darcis, Volandri, Baghdatis, Granollers, Ginepri, Serra, Rochus, Mahut, Calleri 2

WTA

1. V. Williams 41
2. S. Williams 33
3. Mauresmo 25
4. Sharapova 19
5. Dementieva 13
6. Safina, Kuznetsova, Schnyder 11
9. Jankovic 10
10. Zvonareva, Petrova, Medina Garrigues 9
13. Ivanovic 8
14. Chakvetadze, Date 7
16. Pennetta, Sugyiama, Vaidisova 6
19. Wozniacki, Kirilenko, Dokic 5
22. Radwanska, Bartoli, Srebotnik, Safarova 4
26. Azarenka, Zheng, Hantuchova, Tanasugarn, Krajicek, Bovina, Ruano Pascual, Peer, Dulko 3
35. Li, Razzano, Errani, Vinci, Parmentier, Zakopalova, Llagostera Vives,Szavay 2

thanks Suliso, great compilation!

I know that a title is a title but do ,let say, 3 Tier *12* tourneys count as much as tournaments like Indian Wells or Miami or slams. Seeing Kirilenko being higher than Azarenka is a bit weird in my opinion.

Youzhny and Kohlschreiber with so little compared to their talent is disappointing too!

I wonder whether there was a case of a player going far in slams or in tourneys but actually failing to clinch a title or having little to show despite good runs and being very good a player...Youzhny and Nieminen fit that case for instance.

06-21-2009, 07:19 PM	#15
Blacksheepaalredy Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 402 Senior Member	I counted all title winners (min 2) on both tours. Here are the lists with current top 10 players in red: ATP 1. Federer 59 2. Nadal 36 3. Hewitt, Roddick 27 5. Moya 20 6. Safin 15 7. Davydenko 14 8. Djokovic 13 9. Ferrero, Murray, Haas 12 12. Gonzalez 11 13. Nalbandian, Blake 10 15. Robredo 9 16. Ljubicic 8 17. Ferrer, Canas 7 19. Tursunov, Santoro, Kiefer, Hrbaty, Massu 6 24. Simon, Berdych, Almagro, Lapentti, del Potro 5 29. Tsonga, Stepanek, Schuettler, Dent, Clement, Youzhny, Matieu, Chela, Karlovic 4 38. Soderling, Fish, Ancic, Andreev, Acasuso, Malisse, Vicente, Koubek, Llodra, Cilic 3 48. Verdasco, Kohlschreiber, Montanes, Darcis, Volandri, Baghdatis, Granollers, Ginepri, Serra, Rochus, Mahut, Calleri 2 WTA 1. V. Williams 41 2. S. Williams 33 3. Mauresmo 25 4. Sharapova 19 5. Dementieva 13 6. Safina, Kuznetsova, Schnyder 11 9. Jankovic 10 10. Zvonareva, Petrova, Medina Garrigues 9 13. Ivanovic 8 14. Chakvetadze, Date 7 16. Pennetta, Sugyiama, Vaidisova 6 19. Wozniacki, Kirilenko, Dokic 5 22. Radwanska, Bartoli, Srebotnik, Safarova 4 26. Azarenka, Zheng, Hantuchova, Tanasugarn, Krajicek, Bovina, Ruano Pascual, Peer, Dulko 3 35. Li, Razzano, Errani, Vinci, Parmentier, Zakopalova, Llagostera Vives,Szavay 2 thanks Suliso, great compilation! I know that a title is a title but do ,let say, 3 Tier 12 tourneys count as much as tournaments like Indian Wells or Miami or slams. Seeing Kirilenko being higher than Azarenka is a bit weird in my opinion. Youzhny and Kohlschreiber with so little compared to their talent is disappointing too! I wonder whether there was a case of a player going far in slams or in tourneys but actually failing to clinch a title or having little to show despite good runs and being very good a player...Youzhny and Nieminen fit that case for instance.
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