5 Men's Singles players with most Hard-Court Grand Slam wins

Overview

• Novak Djokovic beat Cameron Norrie in the third round of the US Open 2025 and registered his 192nd win in the Hard-Court Grand Slam events
• In the process, the Serbian surpassed Roger Federer's 191 wins to set a new record
• Rafael Nadal, Andre Agassi, and Pete Sampras are third, fourth, and fifth in the list with 144, 127, and 116 wins, respectively

Novak Djokovic beat Cameron Norrie in the third round of the US Open 2025 and registered his 192nd win in the Hard-Court Grand Slam events. In the process, the Serbian surpassed Roger Federer's 191 wins to set a new record. Rafael Nadal, Andre Agassi, and Pete Sampras are third, fourth, and fifth in the list with 144, 127, and 116 wins, respectively.

Djokovic has played 217 matches and has 192 wins and 25 losses to his name in the Australian Open and the US Open combined, as of August 2025, which could change, as the US Open 2025 is still underway. He surpassed Federer in this regard with his latest win.

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In his third round match against Norrie, the legendary player claimed a 6-4, 6-7, 6-2, 6-3 win to set a new record. Federer played 220 matches in Australia and the USA in Grand Slams. In as many matches, he had a win-loss record of 191-29, which is great.

Rafael Nadal, Andre Agassi, and Pete Sampras' record in Hard-Court Grand Slam events

The players after them are way too behind. Nadal is third on the list, who played 172 matches on Hrad Courts in Grand Slams. He had 144 wins and 28 losses to his name. To follow him in the list is Andre Agassi, whose best surface was Hard Court.

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Agassi played 151 matches in Australia and the USA, and has a win-loss record of 127-24 to his name. The fifth player in the list is Pete Sampras, who played 134 matches in Hard-Court Grand Slam events. Sampras had 116 wins and 18 losses to his name. Ivan Lendl and Andy Murray are sixth and seventh in the list, respectively.