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Nadal's 19th major triumph, by the Numbers
Rafael Nadal
closed the gap on Roger Federer in terms of Grand Slam titles won, and he also moved closer to the top of the all-time
US Open
title list. Let’s look closer inside the numbers of Nadal’s latest triumph.
19:
Number of major titles that Nadal has now won. He’s just one behind Federer for the all-time major singles title lead now.
4:
Nadal’s four US Open titles move him past Novak Djokovic and into a tie for fourth on the all-time Open Era title list with John McEnroe. Only Roger Federer (5), Jimmy Connors (5) and Pete Sampras (5) have more titles than Nadal in New York.
12:
Number of consecutive Grand Slam titles that have been won by the Big Three of Nadal, Federer and Djokovic. The trio has now won 51 of the last 59 majors.
5:
Nadal has now won five titles since turning 30, which is the record. Djokovic, Federer, Rod Laver and Ken Rosewall have each won four Slams after turning 30.
19-8:
Nadal’s record in Grand Slam finals.
20:
Number of consecutive wins Nadal has notched against Russian players. He has not fallen to a Russian players since 2011 in Doha when he los to Nikolay Davydenko.
11:
Number of consecutive wins that Nadal has notched. The Spaniard has won 27 of his last 28 matches.
640:
Number of ranking points that Nadal trails Djokovic by in the ATP rankings. The Spaniard leads Djokovic in the Race to London standings by 1940 points.
966-196:
Nadal’s lifetime record. He’s just 34 shy of reaching his 1000th win.
206-1:
Nadal’s record when he leads by two sets to love in Grand Slams.
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