Most Men’s Singles Titles in the Open Era

Jimmy Connors currently holds the record for most men’s tennis titles in the open era with a total of 109 singles titles to his name.

After the recent retirement of Roger Federer(103), Nadal (92) and Djokovic (93) are the most likely to beat the current record held by Connors but there is no guarantee anyone will be able to break it.

Tennis Players With the Most Men’s Singles Titles in the Open Era

Jimmy Connors currently holds the record for the tennis player with the most tennis titles in men’s singles with 109, followed by Roger Federer with 103 and Ivan Lendl with 94.

To date, Connors and Federer are the only tennis players to have won over 100 singles titles in the open era.

Most ATP Titles (Singles)

Men’s Tennis Players With the Most Singles Titles and Still Active

Novak Djokovic holds the record for most ATP titles won by an active tennis player with a total of 93 singles titles to his name, followed by Rafael Nadal with 92, Andy Murray with 46, and Marin Cilic/Daniil Medvedev with 20.