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Meanwhile, Iga Swiatek had the most match wins on the women’s tour for the third consecutive year.

Published Dec 04, 2024

Three-Peat: Iga Swiatek wins yet another Roland Garros

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Yesterday we covered this year’s title leaders, with Jannik Sinner and Iga Swiatek on top of the men’s and women’s tours.

And the same two players top the match win leaderboards, too.

This year, Sinner became the first player—male or female—to win 70 or more matches in a season since Andy Murray won 78 in 2016.

TOP 5 MOST WINS IN 2024 (men, tour-level):

73: Jannik Sinner
69: Alexander Zverev
54: Carlos Alcaraz
53: Taylor Fritz
51: Casper Ruud

And there’s more: with his sparkling 73-6 win-loss record this year, Sinner became just the fifth man this century to win 70 or more matches in a season with 10 or fewer losses, after the usual suspects—Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal, Novak Djokovic and Murray.

MEN WITH 70+ WINS AND 10 OR FEWER LOSSES IN A SEASON SINCE 2000 (tour-level):

Federer [3 times]: 2004 (74-6), 2005 (81-4), 2006 (92-5)
Nadal [3 times]: 2005 (79-10), 2010 (71-10), 2013 (75-7)
Djokovic [3 times]: 2011 (70-6), 2013 (74-9), 2015 (82-6)
Murray [1 time]: 2016 (78-9)
Sinner [1 time]: 2024 (73-6)

Sinner didn't lose a match in straight sets all year—in fact, he pushed his only six losses to a deciding set, whether it was best-of-three OR best-of-five.

Sinner didn't lose a match in straight sets all year—in fact, he pushed his only six losses to a deciding set, whether it was best-of-three OR best-of-five.

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Meanwhile, Swiatek led the women this year with 62 wins.

Just over a third of those wins came during a 21-match winning streak across the clay and grass court seasons, where she won three straight titles at Madrid, Rome and Roland Garros before her run was ultimately snapped at Wimbledon by Yulia Putintseva.

TOP 5 MOST WINS THIS YEAR (women, tour-level):

62: Iga Swiatek
56: Aryna Sabalenka
54: Coco Gauff
50: Zheng Qinwen
45: Emma Navarro

This is the third consecutive year that Swiatek tops the list, having amassed 67 wins in 2022 (Ons Jabeur was in second place with 47) and 68 wins in 2023 (Jessica Pegula was in second with 59).