Djokovic Hits a Century: Geneva Glory Seals 100th ATP Title

Novak Djokovic has etched his name deeper into tennis history, becoming only the third man in the Open Era to claim 100 ATP singles titles. The Serbian superstar achieved this milestone by overcoming Hubert Hurkacz in a dramatic Geneva Open final, a result that not only cements his legacy but also serves as a crucial confidence boost ahead of the French Open.

 

Saturday, May 24, 2025, was the day when Novak Djokovic overcame a set deficit to beat Hubert Hurkacz 5-7, 7-6(2), 7-6(2) in the final of the Geneva Open. With this win, Djokovic becomes the third man in the Open Era, along with Jimmy Connors and Roger Federer, to reach the milestone of 100 titles, cementing his position among the all-time greats of the sport.

 

Historic Milestone

Geneva Open Final Highlights

Both second-set and third-set tiebreaks were dominated by Djokovic, who played nerves of steel under pressure.

 

Djokovic's Reaction

Djokovic was full of thanks, saying, "Incredible match, 7-6 in the third with a full stadium and a great atmosphere. I'm just thankful to win the 100th here. I had to earn it, that's for sure. Hurkacz was likely closer to winning the whole match than I was." 

He thanked his family and staff for their continual support throughout a tough season.

 

Recent Form and Context

Legacy and Records

Djokovic is now among Connors and Federer as the sole men with 100 or more Open Era ATP singles titles.

 

Among women, only three people have reached or exceeded the century mark: Martina Navratilova, Chris Evert, and Steffi Graf.

 

Sources: CNN, Mid-Day, ATP Tour, Olympics.com, Sky Sports