Novak Djokovic's extraordinary longevity continues to reshape tennis history. At 38, the Serb provided another stellar season at Majors, reaching the semi-final at every of four essential tournaments.
The most accomplished player of all time went beyond that and wrapped up his 2025 campaign with 20 Major wins, adding another historic milestone to his incredible legacy.
Novak provided a season with at least 20 victories on the most notable scene for the 11th time since 2011, missing the feat only four times in the previous 15 years!
To collect 20 triumphs on the biggest stage, you have to perform at a high level throughout the season, a task Djokovic completed with perfection! After all, the veteran is the second player with four Major semi-finals in 2025 after Jannik Sinner.
The Belgrade native now owns 11 seasons with that feat, highlighting his staggering consistency and leaving his closest rivals far behind. Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal each managed the achievement in eight seasons.
It's a respectable number, but they can not compete with Djokovic, who remains a threat at Majors even at 38. Ivan Lendl was the most consistent players at Majors throughout the 1980s.
The Czech gathered notable seven seasons with 20 victories on the biggest stage. Far behind him, we have Pete Sampras and Andy Murray with three seasons.
If they keep up their current pace, Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz will enter the charts soon. However, Djokovic should remain at the top for years and enjoy in one of his most remarkable records.
His 2025 campaign further underlined his dominance in the most important tournaments, two decades after debuting on the stage where champions are truly defined.
Novak's ability to sustain excellence year after year ensures that his place at the very top of tennis history grows even more secure. His next goal? Another strong run in 2026, because for him, the age is just a number.
