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Stat of the Day: Cam Norrie records 100th tour-level win of career

The Indian Wells champion is now also a win away from his 50th tour-level win of the year.

ByJohn Berkok

Published Nov 01, 2021

Cam Norrie hit another milestone in his career-best season in Paris on Monday, beating Federico Delbonis, 6-2, 6-1, for the 100th tour-level win of his career.

The Brit, who recently won the biggest title of his career at the Masters 1000 event in Indian Wells, is now 100-81 in his career in tour-level matches.

“It’s obviously a great milestone and it shows I have been on the tour and have a little bit of experience now,” he told ATPTour.com afterwards.

Norrie is 49-21 so far this year, meaning that he’s gotten almost exactly half of all of his career tour-level wins in just one season—he was 51-60 coming into 2021.

CAM NORRIE’S TOUR-LEVEL RECORDS BY YEAR
2017: 2-4
2018: 19-18
2019: 21-25
2020: 9-13
2021: 49-21

Norrie will go for another milestone—his 50th win of the year—in the second round in Paris. He’ll take on either Reilly Opelka or Filip Krajinovic.

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