Most Titles In 2022: Djokovic and Alcaraz lead the men with five each, Swiatek dominates the women's list

Over the next few weeks we’ll be reviewing the biggest stats leaders in 2022, and today we tackle most tour-level titles.

Carlos Alcaraz and Novak Djokovic tied for most ATP titles this year with five each. Alcaraz won one major (the US Open), two Masters 1000s (Miami and Madrid) and two ATP 500s (Rio de Janeiro and Barcelona), while Djokovic won one of every tournament category—one major (Wimbledon), the ATP Finals, one Masters 1000 (Rome), one ATP 500 (Astana) and one ATP 250 (Tel Aviv).

MEN WITH 2+ TITLES IN 2022 (tour-level):
5: Djokovic [one major, ATP Finals, one 1000, one 500, one 250]
5: Alcaraz [one major, two 1000s, two 500s]
4: Nadal [two majors, one 500, one 250]
4: Auger-Aliassime [two 500s, two 250s]
4: Rublev [one 500, three 250s]
3: Fritz [one 1000, one 500, one 250]
3: Rune [one 1000, two 250s]
3: Ruud [three 250s]
2: Tsitsipas [one 1000, one 250]
2: Medvedev [one 500, one 250]
2: Berrettini [one 500, one 250]
2: Musetti [one 500, one 250]
2: Norrie [two 250s]
2: Bautista Agut [two 250s]
2: Opelka [two 250s]

And there’s more—Djokovic is now tied with Jimmy Connors for most years in the Open Era winning five or more titles.

MOST YEARS WINNING 5+ TITLES (tour-level, Open Era):
11: Jimmy Connors [1972-1980, 1982, 1984]
11: Novak Djokovic [2007, 2009, 2011-2016, 2019, 2021-2022]
10: Roger Federer [2003-2007, 2010, 2012, 2014-2015, 2017]
9: Ivan Lendl [1980-1983, 1985-1987, 1989-1990]
9: Rafael Nadal [2005-2010, 2013, 2017-2018]

Just like in the women’s match win leaders yesterday, Iga Swiatek completely dominates the women’s title leaders for the year, with twice as many trophies as the next player on the list.

With eight, Swiatek won the most WTA titles in a single season since Serena Williams captured 11 of them in 2013.

WOMEN WITH 2+ TITLES IN 2022 (tour-level):
8: Iga Swiatek [two majors, four 1000s, two 500s]
4: Caroline Garcia [WTA Finals, one 1000, two 250s]
3: Liudmila Samsonova [one 500, two 250s]
2: Ashleigh Barty [one major, one 500]
2: Ons Jabeur [one 1000, one 500]
2: Simona Halep [one 1000, one 250]
2: Daria Kasatkina [one 500, one 250]
2: Barbora Krejcikova [one 500, one 250]
2: Beatriz Haddad Maia [two 250s]
2: Ekaterina Alexandrova [two 250s]
2: Bernarda Pera [two 250s]