Holger Rune engineered another massive upset of Novak Djokovic. Let’s go inside the numbers of the Dane’s latest takedown of the 22-time major champion.
2-1 – Rune improves to 2-1 lifetime against Djoikovic, having earned victories over him in the Paris final last November and today at Rome.
2004 – With Djokovic’s loss, Sunday’s Rome final will not feature Djokovic or Rafael Nadal for the first time since 2004, spanning a streak of 18 consecutive Rome finals with either Nadal, Djokovic (or both) competing for the trophy at Rome.
6 – Rune has now won six consecutive matches against Top 5 players after today’s victory. He is 6-1 lifetime against the Top 5 and 12-9 lifetime against the Top 10.
17-4 – Rune has won 17 of his last 21 matches at Masters 1000 events. The Dane has compiled this record over his last six appearances at the Masters 1000 level. In Rune’s first six Masters 1000 appearances the Dane went 3-6.
67-11 – Six-time champion Novak Djokovic falls to 67-11 lifetime at Rome. He loses a quarterfinal match for the first time since 2013. Djokovic has reached at least the quarterfinals in each of his 17 appearances at the Foro Italico.
2-1 – Rune improves to 2-1 lifetime over reigning World No.1 players with his win.
26 – Rune cracked 26 winners against 15 unforced errors in the contest (+11), while Djokovic managed only 22 winners against 35 unforced errors (-13).