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Updated: 20 September 2021 2021 ATP CHALLENGER BY THE NUMBERS

Match Wins Leaders W-L Titles 1) FRA 49-11 6 2) Tomas Martin Etcheverry ARG 38-13 2 3) Zdenek Kolar CZE 29-18 3 4) DEN 28-7 3 5) Kacper Zuk POL 26-11 1 Nicolas Jarry CHI 26-12 1 7) Sebastian Baez ARG 25-5 3 Altug Celikbilek TUR 25-10 2 Juan Manuel Cerundolo ARG 25-10 3 Tomas Barrios Vera CHI 25-11 1 11) USA 23-3 3 Gastao Elias POR 23-12 1

Win Percentage Leaders W-L Pct. Titles 1) Jenson Brooksby USA 23-3 88.5 3 2) Sebastian Baez ARG 25-5 83.3 3 3) Benjamin Bonzi FRA 49-11 81.7 6 4) Holger Rune DEN 28-7 80.0 3 5) BEL 19-6 76.0 3 6) ARG 18-6 75.0 1 7) Tomas Martin Etcheverry ARG 38-13 74.5 2 8) FRA 18-7 72.0 1 NED 18-7 72.0 0 *Minimum 20 matches played*

Singles Title Leaders ----- By Surface ----- Player Total Clay Grass Hard Carpet Benjamin Bonzi FRA 6 1 5 Sebastian Baez ARG 3 3 Zizou Bergs BEL 3 1 2 Jenson Brooksby USA 3 1 2 Juan Manuel Cerundolo ARG 3 3 NED 3 3 Zdenek Kolar CZE 3 3 Holger Rune DEN 3 3 ITA 2 2 GER 2 2 Altug Celikbilek TUR 2 2 USA 2 2 Tomas Martin Etcheverry ARG 2 2 GER 2 2 ESP 2 2 ESP 2 2 53 tied with 1 title each

Winners by Age: 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 0 0 6 7 8 4 7 10 13 13 4 3 7 5 3 1 0 3 0 1 0 1 0 0

Youngest Final: Juan Manuel Cerundolo (19) d. (18) – -2, ITA Oldest Final: (33) d. Lukas Rosol (35) – Cherbourg, FRA Biggest Age Diff. Final: Jenson Brooksby (20) d. (35) – Potchefstroom-2, RSA

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Teenage Winners (13) Oeiras-3, POR 18 years, 0 months Holger Rune Biella-7, ITA 18 years, 1 month Holger Rune , SMR 18 years, 3 months Holger Rune , ITA 18 years, 3 months , SUI 18 years, 7 months Dalibor Svrcina -2, CZE 18 years, 10 months Juan Manuel Cerundolo Rome-2, ITA 19 years, 5 months -2, FRA 19 years, 6 months Carlos Gimeno Valero Gran Canaria-2, ESP 19 years, 8 months, 12 days Jiri Lehecka , FIN 19 years, 8 months, 17 days Giulio Zeppieri Barletta, ITA 19 years, 8 months, 22 days Juan Manuel Cerundolo , ITA 19 years, 9 months Juan Manuel Cerundolo , BIH 19 years, 9 months

Note: Teenagers are 13-7 in finals in 2021. Finalists: (Antalya) Lorenzo Musetti (Biella-2) Flavio Cobolli (Rome-2) Flavio Cobolli (Barletta) Holger Rune (Oeiras-4) Jiri Lehecka (Poznan) Juan Manuel Cerundolo (Meerbusch)

Historical Note: Cerundolo (19) d. Cobolli (18) in Rome and Zeppieri (19) d. Cobolli (19) in Barletta were just the sixth and seventh ATP Challenger finals between teenagers since since 2007. Complete list on page 11.

#NextGenATP Winners (22) #NextGenATP: Players born 2000 or later Carlos Alcaraz Oeiras-3, POR 18 years, 0 months Holger Rune Biella-7, ITA 18 years, 1 month Holger Rune San Marino, SMR 18 years, 3 months Holger Rune Verona, ITA 18 years, 3 months Dominic Stricker Lugano, SUI 18 years, 7 months Dalibor Svrcina Prague-2, CZE 18 years, 10 months Juan Manuel Cerundolo Rome-2, ITA 19 years, 5 months Brandon Nakashima Quimper-2, FRA 19 years, 6 months Carlos Gimeno Valero Gran Canaria-2, ESP 19 years, 8 months, 12 days Jiri Lehecka Tampere, FIN 19 years, 8 months, 17 days Giulio Zeppieri Barletta, ITA 19 years, 8 months, 22 days Juan Manuel Cerundolo Como, ITA 19 years, 9 months Juan Manuel Cerundolo Banja Luka, BIH 19 years, 9 months Sebastian Baez Concepcion, CHI 20 years, 1 month Sebastian Baez , CHI 20 years, 2 months Jenson Brooksby Potchefstroom-2, RSA 20 years, 3 months Sebastian Baez , CRO 20 years, 4 months Tomas Machac Nur Sultan-2, KAZ 20 years, 4 months Jenson Brooksby Orlando, USA 20 years, 5 months Jenson Brooksby Tallahassee, USA 20 years, 5 months Quimper-1, FRA 20 years, 6 months -2, KAZ 21 years, 0 months

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Oldest Winners Biella-3, ITA 37 years , FRA 35 years, 5 months Lukas Lacko Mallorca, ESP 33 years, 10 months Biella-1, ITA 33 years, 6 months Ruben Bemelmans Cherbourg, FRA 33 years, 1 month Note: Players 30 & over have won 9 titles this year

Unseeded Winners (6) Carlos Gimeno Valero Gran Canaria-2, ESP Dominic Stricker Lugano, SUI St. Petersburg-2, RUS Rome-1, ITA Nicolas Jarry Salinas-1, ECU Dalibor Svrcina Prague-2, CZE

Qualifier Winners (9) Zizou Bergs St. Petersburg-1, RUS 7 wins in 8 days Zizou Bergs , FRA 7 wins in 8 days Biella-4, ITA 7 wins in 8 days Arthur Rinderknech , TUR 7 wins in 8 days Pedro Cachin Oeiras-2, POR 7 wins in 8 days Kacper Zuk Split-2, CRO 7 wins in 8 days Nottingham-2, UK 7 wins in 8 days Sebastian Baez Zagreb, CRO 7 wins in 7 days Jesper de Jong Almaty-2, KAZ 7 wins in 7 days

First-Time Winners (25) Tournament Age Holger Rune Biella-7, ITA 18 Dominic Stricker Lugano, SUI 18 Dalibor Svrcina Prague-2, CZE 18 Carlos Gimeno Valero Gran Canaria-2, ESP 19 Jiri Lehecka Tampere, FIN 19 Juan Manuel Cerundolo Rome-2, ITA 19 Giulio Zeppieri Barletta, ITA 19 Sebastian Baez Concepcion, CHI 20 Jenson Brooksby Potchefstroom-2, RSA 20 Jesper de Jong Almaty-2, KAZ 21 Zizou Bergs St. Petersburg-1, RUS 21 Tomas Martin Etcheverry , ITA 21 Kacper Zuk Split-2, CRO 22 Daniel Altmaier , GER 22 Camilo Ugo Carabelli , POL 22 Evgenii Tiurnev St. Petersburg-2, RUS 23 , ITA 23 Alex Molcan Liberec, CZE 23 Marcelo Tomas Barrios Vera Meerbusch, GER 23 Benjamin Bonzi Potchefstroom-1, RSA 24 Zdenek Kolar Oeiras-1, POR 24 Andrea Pellegrino Rome-1, ITA 24 Altug Celikbilek , POR 24 Daniel Masur Biella-4, ITA 26 Franco Agamenone Prague-3, CZE 28

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Winners Saving Match Points in Final (4) Winner M.P. Saved Tournament Emilio Gomez 3 Salinas-2, ECU Mats Moraing 2 Forli, ITA 1 Nur-Sultan-3, KAZ Lukas Lacko 1 Mallorca, ESP Historical Note: Most match points saved in a final (since 2011): 7 – Stakhovsky d. Lu in ‘16

Winners on both ATP Tour & ATP Challenger Tour (3) Player ATP Tour title ATP Challenger Tour title Juan Manuel Cerundolo Cordoba Rome-2, ITA; Como, ITA; Banja Luka, BIH Sebastian Korda Quimper-1, FRA Carlos Alcaraz Umag Oeiras-3, POR

Lowest-Ranked Winners Tournament ATP Dominic Stricker Lugano, SUI No. 874 Nicolas Jarry Salinas-1, ECU No. 632 Zizou Bergs St. Petersburg-1, RUS No. 435 Dalibor Svrcina Prague-2, CZE No. 424 Evgenii Tiurnev St. Petersburg-2, RUS No. 403 Carlos Gimeno Valero Gran Canaria-2, ESP No. 400 Historical Note: At No. 874, Stricker became the lowest-ranked champion since such records began in 2000.

Title Leaders By Country Country Finals W-L Winners 14-13 Baez-3, JM Cerundolo-3, Etcheverry-2, Cachin-1, Coria-1, Bagnis-1, F Cerundolo-1, Carabelli-1, Mena-1 12-5 Brooksby-3, Krueger-2, Korda-1, Nakashima-1, McDonald-1, Fratangelo-1, Sock-1, Tiafoe-1, Eubanks-1 10-4 Taberner-2, Zapata Miralles-2, Munar-1, Gimeno Valero-1, Carballes Baena-1, Alcaraz-1, Vilella Martinez-1, Martinez-1 8-11 Bonzi-6, Rinderknech-1, Couacaud-1 7-6 Agamenone-2, Seppi-1, Mager-1, Pellegrino-1, Moroni-1, Zeppieri-1 6-3 Kolar-3, Machac-1, Lehecka-1, Svrcina-1 5-2 Kokkinakis-1, Bolt-1, Purcell-1, Kubler-1, Duckworth-1 5-3 Altmaier-2, Moraing-2, Masur-1 4-1 Bergs-3, Bemelmans-1 4-2 Griekspoor-3, De Jong-1 3-1 Rune-3 2-1 Tiurnev-1, Kuznetsov-1 2-2 Molcan-1, Lacko-1 2-2 Celikbilek-2 2-6 Jarry-1, Barrios Vera-1 1-0 Kwon-1 1-0 Cuevas-1 1-1 Gomez-1 1-1 Varillas-1 1-1 Milojevic-1 1-1 Rola-1 1-1 Stricker-1 1-2 Marchenko-1 1-2 Elias-1 1-3 Zuk-1

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Historical Note: Most titles won by a single country in a season is 20: Argentina 2016; Argentina 2007; France 2005

Note: became the first Challenger finalist from since in 2011, with his runner-up finish in .

Note: Holger Rune (18) became the youngest champion from Denmark in Challenger history, with his maiden title in Biella.

Note: Juan Manuel Cerundolo (19) became the youngest champion from Argentina since an 18-year-old in 2009, with his maiden title in Rome.

Note: Jesper De Jong (21) became the youngest champion from Argentina since a 20-year-old in 2009, with his maiden title in Almaty.

Note: Dominic Stricker (18) became the youngest champion from Switzerland since an 18-year-old in 2003, with his maiden title in Lugano.

Recent Top 40 Players To Enter A Challenger Tournament Result No. 27 Daniel Evans 2021 Nottingham Quarter-finals No. 17 Stan Wawrinka 2020 Prague Won title No. 34 2020 Newport Beach Third round No. 32 2019 Won title No. 39 Jo-Wilfried Tsonga 2019 Orleans Semi-finals No. 21 2019 Phoenix Quarter-finals No. 27 2019 Indian Wells Won title No. 27 2018 Won title No. 30 2017 Won title

Top 100 Debut in FedEx ATP (9) Player Debut Date Career Challenger Titles Sebastian Korda 1 February 2 22 February 3 Lorenzo Musetti 22 March 1 Carlos Alcaraz 24 May 4 Arthur Rinderknech 19 July 3 Benjamin Bonzi 2 August 5 Brandon Nakashima 2 August 2 Jenson Brooksby 9 August 3 Botic van de Zandschulp 13 September 1

Longest Final (Games) Istanbul, TUR Arthur Rinderknech d. Benjamin Bonzi 46 76(1) 76(3) – 36 games

Longest Final (Time) Zadar, CRO Nikola Milojevic d. Dimitar Kuzmanov 26 62 76(5) – 3 hours, 7 minutes

Shortest Completed Final (Games) Liberec, CZE Alex Molcan d. Tomas Machac 60 61 – 13 games

Shortest Completed Final (Time) Tulln, AUT Mats Moraing d. 62 61 – 46 minutes

Historical Note: Longest final – Devvarman d. Nguyen in 3 hours, 31 minutes (Winnetka 2015) Historical Note: Shortest completed final – Tsonga d. Sela in 43 minutes (Cassis 2019)

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HISTORICAL STATS

ALL-TIME MATCH WINS LEADERS (1) Ruben Ramirez Hidalgo 423-285….400 wins reached on 4 Aug. 2016 in , CHN (2) 421-273….400 wins reached on 7 Aug. 2019 in Manerbio, ITA (3) * 400-233….400 wins reached on 20 Jan. 2021 in Istanbul, TUR (4) Yen-Hsun Lu 369-143 (5) 350-169 (6) 328-190 (7) *Blaz Kavcic 325-183 (8) Rogerio Dutra Silva 323-218 (9) 321-152 (10) 306-176 (11) * 301-183 (12) Daniel Gimeno-Traver 299-203 (13) Maximo Gonzalez 292-166 *denotes active player

ALL-TIME TITLE LEADERS (1) 29 – Yen-Hsun Lu (2) 23 – Dudi Sela (3) 21 – Paolo Lorenzi (4) 19 – Carlos Berlocq (5) 18 – *Go Soeda (6) 17 – Maximo Gonzalez 17 – *Blaz Kavcic (8) 16 – 16 – *Aljaz Bedene

MOST MATCH WINS IN A SEASON (1) 57 – Carlos Berlocq (2010) (2) 52 – (2018) (3) 51 – Boris Pashanski (2005) (4) 50 – Inigo Cervantes (2015) 50 – Rogerio Dutra Silva (2016) 50 – Blaz Kavcic (2017)

YOUNGEST TO WIN A TITLE (1) 15 yrs, 7 months – 1987 Las Vegas, USA (2) 16 yrs, 0 months – Richard Gasquet 2002 Montauban, FRA (3) 16 yrs, 4 months – 2009 , AUS (4) 16 yrs, 7 months – 1984 New Ulm, GER (5) 16 yrs, 7 months – Marcos Ondruska 1989 Durban, RSA (6) 16 yrs, 8 months – Richard Gasquet 2003 , BIH (7) 16 yrs, 9 months – 2003 Barletta, ITA (8) 16 yrs, 10 months – Richard Gasquet 2003 Napoli, ITA (9) 16 yrs, 10 months – Felix Auger-Aliassime 2017 Lyon, FRA (10) 17 yrs, 0 months – 2004 , HUN (11) 17 yrs, 0 months – Richard Gasquet 2003 Reggio Emilia, ITA (12) 17 yrs, 0 months – Paul Dogger 1988 Oporto, POR (13) 17 yrs, 1 month – Felix Auger-Aliassime 2017 Sevilla, ESP (14) 17 yrs, 1 month – Juan Martin Del Potro 2005 , URU (15) 17 yrs, 1 month – Horacio de la Pena 1983 Thessaloniki, GRE (16) 17 yrs, 1 month – Rafael Nadal 2003 , ESP

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YOUNGEST TO WIN MULTIPLE TITLES (1) 16 yrs, 8 months – Richard Gasquet 2003 Sarajevo, BIH (2) 17 yrs, 1 month – Felix Auger-Aliassime 2017 Sevilla, ESP (3) 17 yrs, 1 month – Rafael Nadal 2003 Segovia, ESP (4) 17 yrs, 3 months – Bernard Tomic 2010 Burnie, AUS (5) 17 yrs, 5 months – Carlos Alcaraz 2020 , ESP (6) 17 yrs, 5 months – Novak Djokovic 2004 Aachen, GER (7) 17 yrs, 6 months – Juan Martin del Potro 2006 Aguascalientes, MEX

YOUNGEST WINNERS SINCE 2010 (1) 16 yrs, 10 months Felix Auger-Aliassime 2017 Lyon, FRA (2) 17 yrs, 1 month Felix Auger-Aliassime 2017 Sevilla, ESP (3) 17 yrs, 2 months 2014 Braunschweig, GER (4) 17 yrs, 3 months, 25 days Carlos Alcaraz 2020 , ITA (5) 17 yrs, 3 months, 26 days 2017 Braunschweig, GER (6) 17 yrs, 5 months Carlos Alcaraz 2020 Barcelona, ESP (7) 17 yrs, 5 months Carlos Alcaraz 2020 , ESP (8) 17 yrs, 6 months 2019 , ITA (9) 17 yrs, 6 months 2018 Heilbronn, GER (10) 17 yrs, 8 months 2016 Sevilla, ESP (11) 17 yrs, 10 months Felix Auger-Aliassime 2018 Lyon, FRA (12) 17 yrs, 10 months Borna Coric 2014 Izmir, TUR (13) 17 yrs, 10 months 2013 , AUS (14) 17 yrs, 11 months Taylor Fritz 2015 Sacramento, USA (15) 17 yrs, 11 months Taylor Fritz 2015 Fairfield, USA (16) 17 yrs, 11 months 2017 Drummondville, CAN (17) 17 yrs, 11 months 2017 , CHN (18) 17 yrs, 11 months Jannik Sinner 2019 Lexington, USA

MOST TITLES AGE 17 & UNDER Richard Gasquet 5 titles Carlos Alcaraz 3 titles Felix Auger-Aliassime 3 titles Juan Martin del Potro 3 titles Novak Djokovic 3 titles Tomas Berdych 2 titles Rafael Nadal 2 titles Bernard Tomic 2 titles Taylor Fritz 2 titles Jannik Sinner 2 titles Kent Carlsson 2 titles Horst Skoff 2 titles

MOST TITLES AGE 18 & UNDER Richard Gasquet 7 titles Tomas Berdych 5 titles Carlos Alcaraz 4 titles Felix Auger-Aliassime 4 titles Hyeon Chung 4 titles Mario Ancic 4 titles 4 titles

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YOUNGEST TO WIN A TITLE IN CHALLENGER DEBUT (1) 15 yrs, 7 months – Michael Chang 1987 Las Vegas, USA (2) 16 yrs, 0 months – Richard Gasquet 2002 Montauban, FRA (3) 17 yrs, 6 months – 1988 Coquitlam, CAN (4) 17 yrs, 8 months – Casper Ruud 2016 Sevilla, ESP

YOUNGEST TO REACH A FINAL (1) 15 yrs, 7 months – Michael Chang 1987 Las Vegas, USA winner (2) 16 yrs, 0 months – Richard Gasquet 2002 Montauban, FRA winner (3) 16 yrs, 1 months – Richard Gasquet 2002 Tampere, FIN finalist (4) 16 yrs, 2 months – 1986 Schenectady, USA finalist (5) 16 yrs, 4 months – Bernard Tomic 2009 Melbourne, AUS winner (6) 16 yrs, 7 months – Kent Carlsson 1984 New Ulm, GER winner (7) 16 yrs, 7 months – Marcos Ondruska 1989 Durban, RSA winner (8) 16 yrs, 8 months – 2014 Sacramento, USA finalist (9) 16 yrs, 8 months – Richard Gasquet 2003 Sarajevo, BIH winner

YOUNGEST TO WIN A MATCH (1) 14 yrs, 4 months – Marcelo Saliola 1988 Sao Paulo, BRA (2) 14 yrs, 11 months – Felix Auger-Aliassime 2015 Granby, CAN (3) 15 yrs, 3 months – Rafael Nadal 2001 Sevilla, ESP (4) 15 yrs, 4 months – John Boytim 1983 Spring, USA (5) 15 yrs, 5 months – 1986 Brisbane, AUS (6) 15 yrs, 6 months – Brett Custer 1983 Sydney, AUS (7) 15 yrs, 6 months – Sebastien LeBlanc 1989 Chicoutimi, CAN

YOUNGEST TO WIN A MATCH (SINCE 2000) (1) 14 yrs, 11 months – Felix Auger-Aliassime 2015 Granby, CAN (2) 15 yrs, 3 months – Rafael Nadal 2001 Sevilla, ESP (3) 15 yrs, 9 months – Nikolai Soloviev 2002 , GER (4) 15 yrs, 11 months – Carlos Alcaraz 2019 Alicante, ESP (5) 16 yrs, 0 months – Richard Gasquet 2002 Montauban, FRA (6) 16 yrs, 0 months – Suk-Young Jeong 2009 , KOR (7) 16 yrs, 1 month – Mario Ancic 2000 Zagreb, CRO (8) 16 yrs, 1 month – Holger Rune 2019 , FRA

FIRST BORN IN THE YEAR ___ TO WIN A TITLE 2003 – Carlos Alcaraz (Trieste ’20) 2002 – Lorenzo Musetti (Forli ’20) 2001 – Jannik Sinner (Bergamo ’19) 2000 – Felix Auger-Aliassime (Lyon ‘17) 1999 – Denis Shapovalov (Drummondville ’17) 1998 – Max Purcell (Gimcheon ’16) 1997 – Alexander Zverev (Braunschweig ’14)

FIRST BORN IN THE YEAR ___ TO WIN A MATCH 2003 – Carlos Alcaraz (Alicante ‘19) 2002 – Lorenzo Musetti (Sophia Antipolis ’19) 2001 – Sergey Fomin (Fergana ’17) 2000 – Felix Auger-Aliassime (Granby ’15) 1999 – Denis Shapovalov (Drummondville ’16)

YOUNGEST SEMI-FINAL & FINAL MATCHUPS (1) 34.34 yrs – Horst Skoff (17) d. Franco Davin (16) – Chartres ’86 SF (2) 34.47 yrs – Richard Fromberg (17) d. (16) – Madeira ’88 SF (3) 34.51 yrs – Denis Shapovalov (17) d. Felix Auger-Aliassime (16) – Drummondville ’17 SF

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CHAMPIONS DEFEATING FOUR TOP 100 PLAYERS (since 2010) Lorenzo Musetti Forli ‘20 Andreas Seppi ‘18 Gael Monfils Bordeaux ‘13 Horacio Zeballos Prague ‘12

*Note: Musetti (18) is the youngest to defeat four Top 100 players in one week since 2000. *Note: Musetti (No. 181) is the lowest-ranked to do so since No. 212 Alberto Martin in 2007 in Tarragona.

OLDEST TO WIN A TITLE (1) 39 yrs, 7 mos, 23 days – Ivo Karlovic 2018 , CAN (2) 38 yrs, 1 mo. – 2009 City, MEX (3) 37 yrs, 8 mos. – 2018 Burnie, AUS (4) 37 yrs, 6 mos. – 1978 Hobart, AUS (5) 37 yrs, 5 mos. – Stephane Robert 2017 , JPN (6) 37 yrs, 1 mo. – 2019 Parma, ITA (7) 37 yrs, 1 mo. – Tommy Robredo 2019 Poznan, POL (8) 37 yrs, 0 mos. – Andreas Seppi 2021 Biella, ITA (9) 37 yrs, 0 mos. – Victor Estrella Burgos 2017 , DOM

OLDEST TO REACH A FINAL (1) 40 yrs, 8 mos. – Ivo Karlovic 2019 , USA (2) 39 yrs, 7 mos, 23 days – Ivo Karlovic 2018 Calgary, CAN (3) 39 yrs, 7 mos. 9 days – Ivo Karlovic 2018 , MEX (4) 38 yrs, 8 mos. – Ruben Ramirez Hidalgo 2016 , CHN (5) 38 yrs, 7 mos. – Ruben Ramirez Hidalgo 2016 Chengdu, CHN (6) 38 yrs, 4 mos. – Ruben Ramirez Hidalgo 2016 , UZB

OLDEST FIRST-TIME WINNERS (since 1985) (1) 32 yrs, 10 mos. – 2007 Caloundra, AUS (2) 31 yrs, 9 mos. – 1986 Bergen, GER (3) 31 yrs, 3 mos. – Martin Rodriguez 2001 San Luis Potosi, MEX (4) 31 yrs, 2 mos. – Arnaud Clement 2009 Cherbourg, FRA (5) 31 yrs, 2 mos. – Victor Estrella Burgos 2011 Medellin, COL (6) 31 yrs, 2 mos. – 2015 Portoroz, SLO

LOWEST-RANKED WINNERS (since 2000) (1) No. 874 Dominic Stricker 2021 Lugano, SUI (2) No. 848 2002 Istanbul, TUR (3) No. 762 Max Purcell 2016 Gimcheon, KOR (4) No. 762 Gaston Gaudio 2009 , TUN (5) No. 760 Yong-Kyu Lim 2010 Busan, KOR (6) No. 745 2007 Lexington, USA (7) No. 721 2016 Launceston, AUS

BROTHERS WITH CHALLENGER TITLES IN SAME SEASON 2021 – Francisco & Juan Manuel Cerundolo (ARG) 2018 – Tallon & Scott Griekspoor (NED) 2017 – Jurgen & (AUT) 2005 – Olivier & (BEL) 2004 – Giovanni & Nicolas Lapentti (ECU) 1982 – Jeff & Russell Simpson (NZL)

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MOST MATCH POINTS SAVED IN A FINAL (since 2011) 7 – (d. Yen-Hsun Lu) 2016 Seoul 6 – (d. Ivo Karlovic) 2019 Houston 6 – (d. ) 2017 Poznan 6 – Paolo Lorenzi (d. ) 2016 Caltanissetta

WINNING FIRST ATP TOUR TITLE PRIOR TO FIRST ATP CHALLENGER TITLE (since 2007) Juan Manuel Cerundolo 2021 Cordoba Lucas Pouille 2016 * 2011 San Jose Kei Nishikori 2008 Delray Beach Sergiy Stakhovsky 2008 Zagreb *Raonic is the only active player with an ATP Tour title and no ATP Challenger titles

BACK-TO-BACK ATP CHALLENGER & ATP TOUR TITLES 2019 – Jo-Wilfried Tsonga – Cassis CH & Metz 250 2018 – Pablo Andujar – Alicante CH & Marrakech 250 2017 – – Dallas CH & Memphis 250 2014 – David Goffin – Tampere CH & Kitzbuhel 250

ALL-TIME THREE-PEATS • Andreas Haider-Maurer – 2012-14 Brasov • Daniel Gimeno-Traver – 2011-13 Sevilla • Yen-Hsun Lu – 2010-12 Seoul • – 2009-11 Sao Paulo • – 2006-08 Napoli • Hyung-Taik Lee – 2003-06 Seoul

MOST TITLES AT ONE TOURNAMENT (1) 7 – Hyung-Taik Lee (Seoul) (2) 6 – (Bogota) (3) 4 – Dudi Sela () (4) 4 – Potito Starace (Napoli) (5) 4 – Ricardo Mello (Sao Paulo)

LONGEST WINNING STREAKS (single season) (1) 24 – (2001) (2) 21 – Takao Suzuki (2000) (3) 20 – Benjamin Bonzi (2021) 20 – David Goffin (2014)* 20 – (2011) 20 – Guillermo Coria (2000) 20 – Janko Tipsarevic (2017) *record 36 consecutive sets won

MOST FINAL APPEARANCES BEFORE FIRST TITLE 8 – Jan-Lennard Struff first title: Heilbronn 2014 8 – Martin Rodriguez first title: San Luis Potosi 2001

MOST FINAL APPEARANCES WITHOUT A TITLE (ACTIVE PLAYERS) 7 – 7 – 5 – 5 – 4 –

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LONGEST GAP BETWEEN TITLES (1) 16 yrs, 1 mo. – Manerbio 2002 – Monterrey 2018 (2) 15 yrs, 5 mos. – Samarkand 2000 – Eckental 2015 (3) 14 yrs, 5 mos. – Michael Chang Las Vegas 1987 – Calabasas 2002 (4) 14 yrs, 1 mo. – Reunion Island 2005 – Canberra 2020 (5) 12 yrs, 4 mos. – 2007 – Pau 2020 (6) 12 yrs, 2 mos. – Jo-Wilfried Tsonga Surbiton 2007 – Cassis 2019 (7) 12 yrs, 2 mos. – 1995 – Binghamton 2007 (8) 12 yrs, 2 mos. – Messina 1989 – Milan 2001 (9) 11 yrs, 9 mos. – Tommy Robredo Sevilla 2000 – Caltanissetta 2012 (10) 11 yrs, 5 mos. – Waikoloa 2003 – Tallahassee 2014 (11) 11 yrs, 5 mos. – Cairo 1989 – Segovia 2000 (12) 11 yrs, 1 mo. – Marc-Kevin Goellner Halle 1992 – Bukhara 2003 (13) 11 yrs, 0 mos. – Nicolas Almagro Kiev 2004 – Genova 2015

HIGHEST-RANKED PLAYERS TO ENTER A TOURNAMENT (since 2000) (1) No. 8 – Rainer Schuettler Braunschweig 2003 (2) No. 12 – Fernando Gonzalez Sunrise 2008 (3) No. 12 – 2004 (4) No. 13 – Tomas Berdych Prostejov 2008 (5) No. 13 – Prague 2003

HIGHEST-RANKED CHAMPIONS (since 2000) (1) No. 12 – Joachim Johansson Luxembourg 2004 (2) No. 13 – Sjeng Schalken Prague 2003 (3) No. 14 – Ivan Ljubicic Zagreb 2005 (4) No. 17 – Stan Wawrinka Prague 2020 (5) No. 17 – Hilversum 2003

CHALLENGER TITLE & WIMBLEDON QF IN SAME SEASON (since 2000) 2014 – Nick Kyrgios 2012 – 2011 – Feliciano Lopez 2010 – Yen-Hsun Lu 2004 – Florian Mayer 2000 – ,

CHALLENGER TITLE & US OPEN QF IN SAME SEASON (since 2000) 2021 – Carlos Alcaraz 2019 – 2018 – Kei Nishikori, 2010 – Stan Wawrinka 2008 – Gilles Muller 2005 – 2004 – Joachim Johansson 2003 – Sjeng Schalken 2001 –

ALL-TIME DOUBLES TITLE LEADERS (1) 48 – (2) 46 – (3) 37 – (T4) 34 – Andre Sa (T4) 34 – Horacio Zeballos

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• Most titles in a single season: 6 – (1998), Juan Ignacio Chela (2001), Facundo Bagnis (2016), Benjamin Bonzi (2021) • Most match wins in a single season: 57 – Carlos Berlocq (2010)

• All-teen finals (since 2007): Giulio Zeppieri (19) d. Flavio Cobolli (19) in Barletta 2021 Juan Manuel Cerundolo (19) d. Flavio Cobolli (18) in Rome 2021 (18) d. (19) in Brest 2017 (19) d. Stefanos Tsitsipas (18) in 2016 (19) d. (18) in Tallahassee 2016 (19) d. (18) in Charlottesville 2015 Taylor Fritz (17) d. (19) in Sacramento 2015

• Youngest to qualify for a main draw: Felix Auger-Aliassime (14y,7m) in Drummondville ‘15 • First player born in 2000s to win a match: Felix Auger-Aliassime (14y,11m) in Granby ‘15 • First player born in 2000s to win a title: Felix Auger-Aliassime (16y,10m) in Lyon ‘17

• Only player to win on hard, clay and grass in a single season: Grega Zemlja in 2012 – (hard), Anning (clay) and Nottingham (grass)

• Only player to win ATP Tour and ATP Challenger Tour titles on grass in a single season: Yuichi Sugita in 2017 – Surbiton Challenger and Antalya ATP 250

• Last time eight players from the same country reached the QF: San Juan, ARG 2013 – 8 Argentines (Andreozzi, Schwartzman, Londero, Gonzalez, Galdon, Bagnis, Olivo, Alund)

• Last time a player won titles in 3 straight weeks: Benjamin Bonzi (2021 – Saint-Tropez, Cassis & ). Before Bonzi: Mikhail Youzhny in 2016.

LONGEST-RUNNING TOURNAMENTS 39 editions – Tampere, (Tampere Open) 34 editions – San Luis Potosi, Mexico (San Luis Open) 34 editions – Istanbul, Turkey (Istanbul Challenger) 32 editions – Aptos, USA (Nordic Naturals Challenger) 30 editions – Sevilla, Spain () 30 editions – Segovia, Spain (Open Castilla y Leon)

Note: Founded in 1980, San Luis Potosi, Mexico is the oldest active tournament on the Challenger Tour.

LONGEST-RUNNING TOURNAMENTS BY REGION Europe: Tampere, Finland (39 editions) North America: San Luis Potosi, Mexico (34 editions) Asia: Samarkand, (23 editions) Oceania: Noumea, New Caledonia & Burnie, Australia (17 editions) South America: Guayaquil, Ecuador (16 editions) Africa: Tunis, (11 editions)

ATP CHALLENGER OF THE YEAR AWARDS 2019 – Braunschweig, Heilbronn, , Szczecin 2018 – Heilbronn, Vancouver, Puerto Vallarta 2017 – Braunschweig, Heilbronn, Vancouver 2016 – Braunschweig, Szczecin, Mons 2015 – Braunschweig, Monterrey, Mons 2014 – Braunschweig, Genova