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[Click Here and Type in Recipient's Full Name] ATP MEDIA INFORMATION FINAL 2015 ATP WORLD TOUR BY THE NUMBERS Singles Title Leaders: ----- By Surface ----- Player Total Clay Grass Hard Djokovic, Novak 11 2 1 8 Federer, Roger 6 1 1 4 Ferrer, David 5 1 4 Murray, Andy 4 2 1 1 Wawrinka, Stan 4 1 3 Nadal, Rafael 3 2 1 Nishikori, Kei 3 1 2 Thiem, Dominic 3 3 Berdych, Tomas 2 2 Garcia-Lopez,Guillermo 2 1 1 Gasquet, Richard 2 1 1 Anderson, Kevin 1 1 Bellucci, Thomaz 1 1 Cilic, Marin 1 1 Cuevas, Pablo 1 1 Estrella Burgos, Victor 1 1 Isner, John 1 1 Istomin, Denis 1 1 Karlovic, Ivo 1 1 Klizan, Martin 1 1 Kohlschreiber, Philipp 1 1 Mahut, Nicolas 1 1 Paire, Benoit 1 1 Ram, Rajeev 1 1 Raonic, Milos 1 1 Simon, Gilles 1 1 Sock, Jack 1 1 Sousa, Joao 1 1 Tomic Bernard 1 1 Troicki, Viktor 1 1 Tsonga, Jo-Wilfried 1 1 Vesely, Jiri 1 1 Total (32 players) 66 22 7 37 Winners/Finalists By Seed (66): Seed W-L (2014); No. 1 30-8 (19-11) No. 2 11-12 (10-9) No. 3 3-10 (10-4) No. 4 5-2 (6-6) No. 5 4-4 (2-4) Nos. 9-16 0-2 (2-4) No. 6 1-3 (0-3) Nos. 17-32 0-0 (0-0) No. 7 0-6 (2-4) Unseeded 10-15 (10-18) No. 8 2-4 (3-0) No. 1 vs. 2 8-5 (4-3) NWINNERS BY AGE: Winners by Age: 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 4 2 - 1 4 2 9 13 6 7 4 3 7 3 1 Page 2 of 11 Youngest Finals: Gstaad Dominic Thiem (21) d. David Goffin (24) Auckland Jiri Vesely (21) d. Adrian Mannarino (26) Estoril Richard Gasquet (28) d. Nick Kyrgios (20) Oldest Finals: Kuala Lumpur David Ferrer (33) d. Feliciano Lopez (34) Quito Victor Estrella Burgos (34) d. Feliciano Lopez (33) Newport Rajeev Ram (31) d. Ivo Karlovic (36) Kitzbuehel Philipp Kohlschreiber (31) d. Paul-Henri Mathieu (33) Halle Roger Federer (33) d. Andreas Seppi (31) Istanbul Roger Federer (33) d. Pablo Cuevas (29) Shenzhen Tomas Berdych (30) d. Guillermo Garcia-Lopez (32) Doha David Ferrer (32) d. Tomas Berdych (29) 30-Over Finals (9): Quito Victor Estrella Burgos (34) d. Feliciano Lopez (33) Zagreb Guillermo Garcia-Lopez (31) d. Andreas Seppi (30) Halle Roger Federer (33) d. Andreas Seppi (31) Newport Rajeev Ram (31) d. Ivo Karlovic (36) Atlanta John Isner (30) d. Marcos Baghdatis (30) Kitzbuehel Philipp Kohlschreiber (31) d. Paul-Henri Mathieu (33) Metz Jo-Wilfried Tsonga (30) d. Gilles Simon (30) Kuala Lumpur David Ferrer (33) d. Feliciano Lopez (34) Shenzhen Tomas Berdych (30) d. Guillermo Garcia-Lopez (32) All Top 10 Finals (20): Brisbane Roger Federer (2) d. Milos Raonic (6) Doha David Ferrer (10) d. Tomas Berdych (7) Aust. Open Novak Djokovic (1) d. Andy Murray (6) Rotterdam Stan Wawrinka (8) d. Tomas Berdych (7) Acapulco David Ferrer (9) d. Kei Nishikori (5) Dubai Roger Federer (2) d. Novak Djokovic (1) Indian Wells Novak Djokovic (1) d. Roger Federer (2) Miami Novak Djokovic (1) d. Andy Murray (4) Monte-Carlo Novak Djokovic (1) d. Tomas Berdych (8) Madrid Andy Murray (3) d. Rafael Nadal (4) Rome Novak Djokovic (1) d. Roger Federer (2) Roland Garros Stan Wawrinka (9) d. Novak Djokovic (1) Wimbledon Novak Djokovic (1) d. Roger Federer (2) Montreal Andy Murray (3) d. Novak Djokovic (1) Cincinnati Roger Federer (3) d. Novak Djokovic (1) US Open Novak Djokovic (1) d. Roger Federer (2) Beijing Novak Djokovic (1) d. Rafael Nadal (6) Basel Roger Federer (3) d. Rafael Nadal (7) Paris Novak Djokovic (1) d. Andy Murray (3) London Novak Djokovic (1) d. Roger Federer (3) Singles Titles (20)/Finals (26) By Country Country (’14) ‘15 W-L Winners SRB (7-1) 12-5 Djokovic-11, Troicki ESP (11-13) 10-11 Ferrer-5, Nadal-3, Garcia-Lopez-2 SUI (8-6) 10-5 Federer-6, Wawrinka-4 FRA (2-7) 6-8 Gasquet-2, Mahut, Paire, Simon, Tsonga GBR (4-1) 4-3 Murray-4 USA (2-0) 3-6 Isner, Ram, Sock CZE (3-5) 3-4 Berdych-2, Vesely JPN (4-2) 3-1 Nishkori-3 AUT (0-2) 3-0 Thiem-3 CRO (4-5) 2-1 Cilic, Karlovic Page 3 of 11 POR (0-2) 1-3 Sousa RSA (0-2) 1-2 Anderson CAN (2-2) 1-1 Raonic AUS (3-1) 1-1 Tomic GER (1-2) 1-1 Kohlschreiber URU (2-0) 1-1 Cuevas BRA (0-0) 1-0 Bellucci DOM (0-0) 1-0 Estrella Burgos SVK (1-0) 1-0 Klizan UZB (0-0) 1-0 Istomin ITA (2-1) 0-5 ARG (7-5) 0-2 BEL (2-1) 0-2 CYP (0-1) 0-1 KAZ (0-0) 0-1 POL (0-1) 0-1 SLO (0-0) 0-1 All Countrymen Finals (4): Marseille Gilles Simon d. Gael Monfils (FRA) Houston Jack Sock d. Sam Querrey (USA) Metz Jo-Wilfried Tsonga d. Gilles Simon (FRA) Kuala Lumpur David Ferrer d. Feliciano Lopez (ESP) 30-Over Winners (25) – 13 Last Year (25 in 1975) Roger Federer, Brisbane 33 yrs, 4 months David Ferrer, Doha 32 yrs, 8 months Victor Estrella Burgos, Quito 34 yrs, 6 months Guillermo Garcia-Lopez, Zagreb 31 yrs, 8 months Ivo Karlovic, Delray Beach 35 yrs, 11 months Gilles Simon, Marseille 30 yrs, 2 months Roger Federer, Dubai 33 yrs, 5 months David Ferrer, Rio de Janeiro 32 yrs. 10 months David Ferrer, Acapulco 32 yrs, 10 months Guillermo Garcia-Lopez, Bucharest 31 yrs, 10 months Roger Federer, Istanbul 33 yrs., 8 months Stan Wawrinka, Roland Garros 30 yrs., 2 months Nicolas Mahut, ‘s-Hertogenbosch 33 yrs., 4 months Roger Federer, Halle 33 yrs., 10 months Rajeev Ram, Newport 31 yrs., 4 months John Isner, Atlanta 30 yrs., 3 month s Philipp Kohlschreiber, Kitzbuehel 31 yrs., 9 months Roger Federer, Cincinnati 34 yrs., 15 days Jo-Wilfried Tsonga, Metz 30 yrs., 5 months David Ferrer, Kuala Lumpur 33 yrs., 6 months Tomas Berdych, Shenzhen 30 yrs., 18 days Stan Wawrinka, Tokyo 30 yrs., 6 months David Ferrer, Vienna 33 yrs., 6 months Tomas Berdych, Stockholm 30 yrs., 1 month Roger Federer, Basel 34 yrs., 2 months Page 4 of 11 Born in 1990s Winners (7) Jiri Vesely, Auckland 21 yrs., 6 months Jack Sock, Houston 22 yrs., 6 months Dominic Thiem, Nice 21 yrs., 8 months Bernard Tomic, Bogota 22 yrs., 9 months Dominic Thiem, Umag 21 yrs., 10 months Dominic Thiem, Gstaad 21 yrs., 11 months Milos Raonic, St. Petersburg 24 yrs., 9 months Outside Top 50 Winners (8) Rajeev Ram, Newport No. 161 Nicolas Mahut (Q), ‘s-Hertogenbosch No. 97 Denis Istomin, Nottingham No. 92 Viktor Troicki (Q), Sydney No. 92 Victor Estrella Burgos, Quito No. 73 Jiri Vesely (Q), Auckland No. 63 Benoit Paire, Bastad No. 62 Thomaz Bellucci, Geneva No. 60 Note: Qualifiers went 3-5 in finals. Finalists: Aljaz Bedene (Chennai), Mikhail Kukushkin (Sydney), Luca Vanni (Sao Paulo), Paul-Henri Mathieu (Kitzbuehel), Pierre-Hugues Herbert (Winston-Salem) Repeat Winners (18) Stan Wawrinka Chennai Kei Nishikori Memphis (three-peat) Roger Federer Dubai Novak Djokovic Indian Wells Novak Djokovic Miami Kei Nishikori Barcelona Novak Djokovic Rome Roger Federer Halle Novak Djokovic Wimbledon Bernard Tomic Bogota John Isner Atlanta (three-peat) Roger Federer Cincinnati Novak Djokovic Beijing (four-peat) Marin Cilic Moscow Tomas Berdych Stockholm Roger Federer Basel Novak Djokovic Paris-Bercy (three peat) Novak Djokovic ATP Finals-London (four peat) First-Time ATP Winners (6) – Players trying to win their first ATP World Tour title this season are 6-10 after going 5-10 last season. 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