Novak Djokovic set a unique record as the first player to win the ATP Finals in three different decades.

Old World No. 1 Novak Djokovic He recorded a comfortable win over Norway’s Casper Ruud in the final to clinch his sixth ATP Finals title. He was undefeated in the last tournament of the year and only dropped one set in the last game of the group stage.

He defeated American Taylor Fritz in his 15th qualification to secure his place in Final Two for the eighth time. His three wins in the group stage came against Stefanos Tsitsipas, Andrey Rublev and Daniil Medvedev. Despite having to face unexpected events at the beginning of the year that came with many uncertainties about his chances of participation, he finished the year on an excellent mark, evening his championship record with Roger Federer.

Breaking records after the end of each tournament, the Serbian has unlocked a new success in his cat by taking the ATP Finals title in three different decades. The win against Ruud in the finals revealed a unique record for Novak Djokovic and will motivate the younger generation to give their best.

He got his first win in 2008 and won four championships between 2010-2020. He has won four championships in a row, starting in 2012 and the last one in 2015. After a gap of almost seven years, Djokovic has finally taken the trophy. The title win in Turin marked his 91st ATP title as the fifth player to win 90 or more titles and the second player among active players with just 1 title win behind Rafael Nadal.

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Novak Djokovic surpassed Roger Federer to become the oldest player to win the ATP Finals trophy.

After having to skip the US Open due to his unvaccinated status, he’s managed to win 17 of his last 18 games, reaching four consecutive finals and winning three of them. It was their fifth singles title of the year, including an All England Club win, where they were undefeated for the past four years.

The 2022 Wimbledon champion becomes the oldest champion of the Open Era to win the Year-End Championship at age 35, surpassing Roger Federer’s previous record. Federer’s record was broken when he won the title in 2011, when he was about 30 years old at the time. Also, for being the undefeated champion, Novak Djokovic receives $4.7 million in prize money, one of the largest amounts ever awarded.

In the Australian leg, he saw a gradual drop in his standings as he was absent from the Tour and missed all tournaments in the North American leg and was unable to defend his titles, and was relegated from the Top 5 despite winning Wimbledon. But with the championship win TurinNovak Djokovic will return to the Top 5 ATP rankings again, completing the year with improved standings.

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