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ATP MEDIA INFORMATION ATP CHALLENGER TOUR BY THE NUMBERS 2018 Win-Loss Pct. Leaders W-L 1) Vasek Pospisil CAN 26-6 2) Alex de Minaur AUS 18-5 3) Hugo Dellien BOL 31-9 4) Juan Ignacio Londero ARG 30-9 5) Thiemo de Bakker NED 16-5 6) Daniel Brands GER 16-6 7) Jordan Thompson AUS 29-11 8) Marcel Granollers ESP 28-11 9) Gianluigi Quinzi ITA 25-10 Guido Andreozzi ARG 25-10 11) Noah Rubin USA 15-6 12) Reilly Opelka USA 17-7 13) Jason Kubler AUS 31-13 *Minimum 20 matches played* 2018 Singles Title Leaders: Player Hugo Dellien BOL Guido Andreozzi ARG Marcelo Arevalo ESA Marcel Granollers ESP Quentin Halys FRA Yannick Hanfmann GER Jason Kubler AUS Juan Ignacio Londero ARG John Millman AUS Jaume Munar ESP Vasek Pospisil CAN Gianluigi Quinzi ITA Noah Rubin USA Pedro Sousa POR 78 tied with 1 title

Total 3 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2

Pct. .813 .783 .775 .769 .762 .727 .725 .718 .714 .714 .714 .708 .705

Updated: 13 August, 2018

Titles 2 1 3 2 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 1 2

----- By Surface ----Clay Grass Hard 3 2 1 1 2 1 1 2 2 2 1 1 2 2 2 1 1 2

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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 0 2 0 3 6 10 9 6 9 9 7 9 10 3 6 3 4 2 1 1 2 1 Youngest Final: Lyon, FRA Oldest Final: Sopot, POL Biggest Age Diff. Final: Burnie, AUS

Felix Auger-Aliassime (17) d. Johan Tatlot (22) Paolo Lorenzi (36) d. Daniel Gimeno-Traver (32) Stephane Robert (37) d. Daniel Altmaier (19)

Teenage Winners (5) – 15 in 2017, 13 in 2016, 13 in 2015, 6 in 2014 Rudolf Molleker Heilbronn, GER 17 yrs, 6 mos. Felix Auger-Aliassime Lyon, FRA 17 yrs, 10 mos. Alexei Popyrin Jinan, CHN 19 yrs Jurij Rodionov Almaty, KAZ 19 yrs, 1 mo. Alex de Minaur Nottingham, UK 19 yrs, 4 mos. Note: Teens are 5-8 in finals this year. Runners-up: Casper Ruud (Francavilla al Mare, ITA & Braga, POR) Alex de Minaur (Alicante, ESP & Surbiton, UK) Felix Auger-Aliassime (Blois, FRA)

Daniel Altmaier (Burnie, AUS) Nicola Kuhn (Budapest, HUN) Corentin Moutet (Bastad, SWE)

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#NextGenATP Winners (16) – 24 in 2017 #NextGenATP: Players born 1997 or later

Rudolf Molleker Felix Auger-Aliassime Alexei Popyrin Jurij Rodionov Alex de Minaur Jay Clarke Ugo Humbert Taylor Fritz Ulises Blanch Reilly Opelka Marc Polmans Jaume Munar Jaume Munar Pedro Martinez Hubert Hurkacz Lloyd Harris Oldest Winners Stephane Robert Paolo Lorenzi Tommy Robredo Carlos Berlocq Malek Jaziri Andreas Seppi

Heilbronn, GER Lyon, FRA Jinan, CHN Almaty, KAZ Nottingham, UK Binghamton, USA Segovia, ESP Newport Beach, USA Perugia, ITA Bordeaux, FRA Launceston, AUS Prostejov, CZE Caltanissetta, ITA Bastad, SWE Poznan, POL Lexington, USA

Burnie, AUS Sopot, POL Lisbon, POR Panama City, PAN Qujing, CHN Canberra, AUS

17 yrs, 6 mos. 17 yrs, 10 mos. 19 yrs 19 yrs, 1 mo. 19 yrs, 4 mos. 20 yrs 20 yrs, 1 mo. 20 yrs, 3 mos. 20 yrs, 3 mos. 20 yrs, 8 mos. 20 yrs, 9 mos. 21 yrs. 1 mo. 21 yrs. 1 mo. 21 yrs, 2 mos. 21 yrs, 3 mos. 21 yrs, 5 mos.

37 yrs, 8 mos. 36 yrs, 7 mos. 36 yrs 35 yrs, 2 mos. 34 yrs, 2 mos. 33 yrs, 10 mos.

2nd oldest winner ever

Note: Players 30 & over have won 18 titles this year. There were 34 winners in 2017

First-Time Winners (26) – 33 in 2017, 34 in 2016 Tournament Age Rudof Molleker Heilbronn, GER 17 Alexei Popyrin Jinan, CHN 19 Jurij Rodionov Almaty, KAZ 19 Alex de Minaur Nottingham, UK 19 Ugo Humbert Segovia, ESP 20 Jay Clarke Binghamton, USA 20 Ulises Blanch Perugia, ITA 20 Marc Polmans Launceston, AUS 20 Pedro Martinez Bastad, SWE 21 Hubert Hurkacz Poznan, POL 21 Lloyd Harris Lexington, USA 21 Christopher Eubanks Leon, MEX 21 Gianluigi Quinzi Francavilla al Mare, ITA 22 Sebastian Ofner Astana, KAZ 22 Daniel Elahi Galan San Benedetto, ITA 22 Tallon Griekspoor Tampere, FIN 22 Evgeny Karlovskiy Winnetka, USA 23 Nikola Milojevic Fergana, UZB 23 Gregoire Barrere Lille, FRA 24 Hugo Dellien Sarasota, USA 24 Juan Ignacio Londero Mexico City, MEX 24 Mats Moraing Koblenz, GER 25 Scott Griekspoor Blois, FRA 27 Marco Trungelliti Barletta, ITA 28 Prajnesh Gunneswaran Anning, CHN 28 Sergio Gutierrez-Ferrol Padova, ITA 29

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Unseeded Wild Card Winners (5) – 6 in 2017, 3 in 2016 Mats Moraing Koblenz, GER Pablo Andujar Alicante, ESP Gianluigi Quinzi Francavilla al Mare, ITA Rudolf Molleker Heilbronn, GER Thiemo de Bakker Scheveningen, NED Qualifier Winners (8) – 10 in 2017, 7 in 2016 Jason Kubler Playford, AUS Alex Bolt Zhuhai, CHN Gregoire Barrere Lille, FRA Juan Ignacio Londero Mexico City, MEX Marco Trungelliti Barletta, ITA Yoshihito Nishioka Gimcheon, KOR Jurij Rodionov Almaty, KAZ Alexei Popyrin Jinan, CHN Note: Last all-qualifier final: Menendez-Maceiras d. Quiroz in Leon, MEX 2017

Lucky Loser Winners (1) – 1 in 2017, 1 in 2016 Ulises Blanch Perugia, ITA Repeat Winners (1) – 4 in 2017, 4 in 2016 Felix Auger-Aliassime Lyon, FRA Titles Won Without Losing a Set: 12 (35 in 2017) Outside Top 400 Winners (5) – 7 in 2017 Tournament Pablo Andujar Alicante, ESP Ulises Blanch Perugia, ITA Rudolf Molleker Heilbronn, GER Gregoire Barrere Lille, FRA Jurij Rodionov Almaty, KAZ

ATP Ranking No. 598 No. 508 No. 497 No. 406 No. 406

Top 100 Finals (2) – 10 in 2017 Canberra, AUS Andreas Seppi (No. 87) d. Marton Fucsovics (No. 85) Busan, KOR Matthew Ebden (No. 85) d. Vasek Pospisil (No. 78) ATP World Tour & ATP Challenger Tour Winners (4) Player ATP World Tour event Pablo Andujar Marrakech Marco Cecchinato Budapest & Umag Matteo Berrettini Gstaad Martin Klizan Kitzbuhel

– 6 in 2017 ATP Challenger Tour event Alicante, ESP Santiago, CHI Bergamo, ITA Indian Wells, USA

Note: Andujar won Challenger and ATP World Tour titles in consecutive weeks

Top 100 Debut in ATP Rankings (9) – 14 in 2017, 18 in 2016, 22 in 2015 Player Debut Date 2018 Challenger Titles Mirza Basic BIH 12 February -Matteo Berrettini ITA 19 March Bergamo, ITA Cameron Norrie GBR 28 May -Alex de Minaur AUS 11 June Nottingham, UK Jaume Munar ESP 18 June Prostejov, CZE & Caltanissetta, ITA Yannick Hanfmann GER 16 July Shymkent, UZB & Braunschweig, GER Mackenzie McDonald USA 16 July Seoul, KOR Hugo Dellien BOL 30 July Sarasota, USA; Savannah, USA & Vicenza, ITA Jozef Kovalik SVK 30 July Poprad, SVK

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Title Leaders By Country Country Finals W-L Winners Australia 11-9 Millman-2, Kubler-2, Polmans-1, Thompson-1, Bolt-1, Ebden-1, De Minaur-1, Kokkinakis-1, Popyrin-1 United States 10-6 Rubin-2, Fritz-1, Novikov-1, Kudla-1, Eubanks-1, McDonald-1, Opelka-1, Blanch-1, Klahn-1 Spain 9-10 Munar-2, Granollers-2, Andujar-1, Menendez Maceiras-1, Robredo-1, Martinez-1, Gutierrez Ferrol-1 Italy 8-13 Quinzi-2, Seppi-1, Berrettini-1, Cecchinato-1, Travaglia-1, Vanni-1, Lorenzi-1 Argentina 7-3 Andreozzi-2, Londero-2, Berlocq-1, Trungelliti-1, Bagnis-1 France 7-10 Halys-2, Robert-1, Barrere-1, Chardy-1, Humbert-1, Lestienne-1 Germany 6-8 Hanfmann-2, Moraing-1, Marterer-1, Molleker-1, Brands-1 Slovakia 4-1 Klizan-1, Lacko-1, Kovalik-1, Martin-1 Japan 4-2 Nishikori-1, Uchiyama-1, Nishioka-1, Moriya-1 Canada 4-3 Pospisil-2, Auger Aliassime-1, Polansky-1 Netherlands 3-0 S Griekspoor-1, T Griekspoor-1, De Bakker-1 Bolivia 3-1 Dellien-3 Serbia 3-4 Lajovic-1, Milojevic-1, Djere-1 El Salvador 2-0 Arevalo-2 Austria 2-1 Rodionov-1, Ofner-1 Belarus 2-1 Ivashka-1, Gerasimov-1 Czech Republic 2-1 Pavlasek-1, Rosol-1 Portugal 2-1 P Sousa-2 India 2-2 Bhambri-1, Gunneswaran-1 One title: Belgium (De Greef), China (Zhang Ze), Chinese Taipei (Jung), Colombia (Galan), Great Britain (Clarke), Kazakhstan (Kukushkin), Lithuania (Berankis), Poland (Hurkacz), Russia (Karlovskiy), South Africa (Harris), Tunisia (Jaziri), Ukraine (Stakhovsky) Note: Hugo Dellien became the first player from Bolivia to win a title since 1983, in Sarasota, USA Historical Note: Most titles won by a single country in a season is 20: ARG 2016; ARG 2007; FRA 2005

Longest Finals (Games) Rome, ITA Adam Pavlasek d. Laslo Djere 76(1) 67(9) 64 – 36 games Binghamton, USA Jay Clarke d. Jordan Thompson 67(6) 76(5) 64 – 36 games Longest Final (Time) Sopot, POL

Paolo Lorenzi d. Daniel Gimeno-Traver 76(2) 67(5) 63 – 2 hours, 59 minutes

Shortest Completed Final (Games) Panama City, PAN Carlos Berlocq d. Blaz Rola 62 60 – 14 games Poznan, POL Hubert Hurkacz d. Taro Daniel 61 61 – 14 games Winnipeg, CAN Jason Kubler d. Lucas Miedler 61 61 – 14 games Shortest Completed Finals (Time) Koblenz, GER Mats Moraing d. Kenny de Schepper 62 61 – 47 minutes Winnipeg, CAN Jason Kubler d. Lucas Miedler 61 61 – 48 minutes Aix-en-Provence, FRA John Millman d. Bernard Tomic 61 62 – 48 minutes

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#NextGenATP – Highest-ranked players born in 1997 or later Player

Rank

Age

Challenger Titles

Alexander Zverev, GER

4

21

Stefanos Tsitsipas, GRE

15

20

2014: Braunschweig 2015: Heilbronn 2017: Genova

Denis Shapovalov, CAN

32

19

2017: Drummondville, Gatineau

Andrey Rublev, RUS

37

20

2016: Quimper

Frances Tiafoe, USA

38

20

Alex de Minaur, AUS

43

19

2016: Granby, Stockton 2017: Sarasota, Aix-en-Provence 2018: Nottingham

Taylor Fritz, USA

70

20

2015: Sacramento, Fairfield 2016: Happy Valley 2018: Newport Beach

Jaume Munar, ESP

91

21

2017: Segovia 2018: Prostejov, Caltanissetta

Corentin Moutet, FRA

112

19

2017: Brest

Hubert Hurkacz, POL

114

21

2018: Poznan

Felix Auger-Aliassime, CAN 120

17

2017: Lyon, Sevilla 2018: Lyon

Michael Mmoh, USA

133

20

Casper Ruud, NOR

138

19

2016: Knoxville 2017: Lexington 2016: Sevilla

Ugo Humbert, FRA

142

20

2018: Segovia

Lloyd Harris, RSA

145

21

2018: Lexington

Reilly Opelka, USA

173

20

Jay Clarke, GBR

174

20

2016: Charlottesville 2018: Bordeaux 2018: Binghamton

Pedro Martinez, ESP

181

21

2018: Bastad

Marc Polmans, AUS

182

21

2018: Launceston

Miomir Kecmanovic, SRB

200

18

2017: Suzhou

Carlos Taberner, ESP

206

20

Alexei Popyrin, AUS

211

19

2018: Jinan

Alexander Bublik, KAZ

239

21

2017: Morelos, Aptos

Duckhee Lee, KOR

241

20

Stefan Kozlov, USA

254

20

Rudolf Molleker, GER

259

17

2016: Columbus-2 2017: Las Vegas 2018: Heilbronn

Jurij Rodionov, AUT

262

19

2018: Almaty

Akira Santillan, AUS

299

21

2017: Winnetka

Sumit Nagal, IND

300

20

2017: Bangalore

Ulises Blanch, USA

303

20

2018: Perugia

Wu Yibing, CHN

315

18

2017: Shanghai

Nicola Kuhn, ESP

358

18

2017: Braunschweig

LATER AND INSIDE THE TOP F THE

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ALL-TIME TIDBITS • •

Most titles in a single season: 6 – Younes El Aynaoui (1998), Juan Ignacio Chela (2001), Facundo Bagnis (2016) Most match wins in a single season: 57 – Carlos Berlocq (2010)

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Longest final (time): 3:31 – Somdev Devvarman d. Daniel Nguyen in Winnetka ‘15

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Youngest to qualify for a main draw: Felix Auger-Aliassime (14y,7m) in Drummondville ‘15 Youngest to win a main draw match: Felix Auger-Aliassime (14y,11m) in Granby ‘15

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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

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Only player to win on hard, clay and grass in a single season: Grega Zemlja in 2012 – Beijing (hard), Anning (clay) and Nottingham (grass) Only player to win ATP World Tour and ATP Challenger Tour titles on grass in a single season: Yuichi Sugita in 2017 – Surbiton Challenger and Antalya ATP 250

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Recent all-teen finals: Corentin Moutet (18) d. Stefanos Tsitsipas (19) in Brest 2017 Maxime Janvier (19) d. Stefanos Tsitsipas (18) in Casablanca 2016 Quentin Halys (19) d. Frances Tiafoe (18) in Tallahassee 2016 Taylor Fritz (17) d. Jared Donaldson (19) in Sacramento 2015 Noah Rubin (19) d. Tommy Paul (18) in Charlottesville 2015

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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)

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Last time a player won titles in 3 straight weeks: Mikhail Youzhny – Bangkok I, Bangkok II, Manila (January 2016)

ALL-TIME MATCH WINS LEADERS (1) Ruben Ramirez Hidalgo 423-284….400 wins reached on 4 Aug. 2016 in Chengdu, CHN (2) *Paolo Lorenzi 371-221 (3) *Yen-Hsun Lu 369-143 (4) *Go Soeda 352-193 (5) *Carlos Berlocq 332-153 (6) Filippo Volandri 328-190 (7) *Horacio Zeballos 306-176 (8) *Rogerio Dutra Silva 304-201 (9) *Maximo Gonzalez 292-166 (10) *Dudi Sela 287-133 *denotes active player

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ALL-TIME TITLE LEADERS (1) 29 – *Yen-Hsun Lu (2) 22 – *Dudi Sela (3) 20 – *Paolo Lorenzi (4) 19 – *Carlos Berlocq (5) 18 – *Go Soeda (6) 17 – *Maximo Gonzalez (7) 16 – Takao Suzuki 16 – *Blaz Kavcic MOST MATCH WINS IN A SEASON (1) 57 – Carlos Berlocq (2010) (2) 51 – Boris Pashanski (2005) (3) 50 – Inigo Cervantes (2015) 50 – Rogerio Dutra Silva (2016) 50 – Blaz Kavcic (2017) YOUNGEST TO WIN A TITLE (1) 15 yrs, 7 months – Michael Chang (2) 16 yrs, 0 months – Richard Gasquet (3) 16 yrs, 4 months – Bernard Tomic (4) 16 yrs, 7 months – Kent Carlsson (5) 16 yrs, 7 months – Marcos Ondruska (6) 16 yrs, 8 months – Richard Gasquet (7) 16 yrs, 9 months – Rafael Nadal (8) 16 yrs, 10 months – Felix Auger-Aliassime (9) 16 yrs, 10 months – Richard Gasquet (10) 17 yrs, 0 months – Novak Djokovic (11) 17 yrs, 0 months – Paul Dogger (12) 17 yrs, 0 months – Richard Gasquet (13) 17 yrs, 1 month – Juan Martin Del Potro (14) 17 yrs, 1 month – Felix Auger-Aliassime

1987 Las Vegas, USA 2002 Montauban, FRA 2009 Melbourne, AUS 1984 New Ulm, GER 1989 Durban, RSA 2003 Sarajevo, BIH 2003 Barletta, ITA 2017 Lyon, FRA 2003 Napoli, ITA 2004 Budapest, HUN 1988 Oporto, POR 2003 Reggio Emilia, ITA 2005 Montevideo, URU 2017 Sevilla, ESP

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 – Jonathan Stark 1988 Coquitlam, CAN (4) 17 yrs, 8 months – Casper Ruud 2016 Sevilla, ESP RECENT 16 & 17-YEAR-OLD TITLISTS (1) 16 yrs, 10 months – Felix Auger-Aliassime (2) 17 yrs, 1 month – Felix Auger-Aliassime (3) 17 yrs, 2 months – Alexander Zverev (4) 17 yrs, 3 months – Nicola Kuhn (5) 17 yrs, 6 months – Rudolf Molleker (6) 17 yrs, 8 months – Casper Ruud (7) 17 yrs, 10 months – Felix Auger-Aliassime (8) 17 yrs, 10 months – Borna Coric (9) 17 yrs, 10 months – Nick Kyrgios (10) 17 yrs, 11 months – Taylor Fritz (11) 17 yrs, 11 months – Taylor Fritz (12) 17 yrs, 11 months – Denis Shapovalov (13) 17 yrs, 11 months – Wu Yibing

2017 Lyon, FRA 2017 Sevilla, ESP 2014 Braunschweig, GER 2017 Braunschweig, GER 2018 Heilbronn, GER 2016 Sevilla, ESP 2018 Lyon, FRA 2014 Izmir, TUR 2013 Sydney, AUS 2015 Sacramento, USA 2015 Fairfield, USA 2017 Drummondville, CAN 2017 Shanghai, CHN

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MOST TITLES AGE 17 & UNDER Richard Gasquet – 5 titles Juan Martin del Potro – 3 titles Novak Djokovic – 3 titles Felix Auger-Aliassime – 3 titles Tomas Berdych – 2 titles Rafael Nadal – 2 titles Bernard Tomic – 2 titles Taylor Fritz – 2 titles* Kent Carlsson – 2 titles Horst Skoff – 2 titles* *Note: Fritz and Skoff won titles in consecutive weeks MOST TITLES AGE 18 & UNDER Richard Gasquet – 7 titles Tomas Berdych – 5 titles Hyeon Chung – 4 titles Mario Ancic – 4 titles Guillermo Coria – 4 titles YOUNGEST AMERICANS TO REACH A FINAL (5) 15 yrs, 7 months – Michael Chang (Las Vegas 1987) – won title (6) 16 yrs, 2 months – Andre Agassi (Schenectady 1986) – lost final (7) 16 yrs, 8 months – Stefan Kozlov (Sacramento 2014) – lost final YOUNGEST SEMI-FINAL OR FINAL MATCHUPS (1) 34.34 yrs – Horst Skoff (17) d. Franco Davin (16) – Chartres ’86 SF (2) 34.47 yrs – Richard Fromberg (17) d. Johan Anderson (16) – Madeira ’88 SF (3) 34.51 yrs – Denis Shapovalov (17) d. Felix Auger-Aliassime (16) – Drummondville ’17 SF OLDEST FINALISTS (1) 38 yrs, 8 mos. – Ruben Ramirez Hidalgo (Qingdao 2016) – runner-up (2) 38 yrs, 7 mos. – Ruben Ramirez Hidalgo (Chengdu 2016) – runner-up (3) 38 yrs, 4 mos. – Ruben Ramirez Hidalgo (Samarkand 2016) – runner-up (4) 38 yrs, 1 mo. – Dick Norman (Mexico City 2009) – won title (5) 37 yrs, 8 mos. – Stephane Robert (Burnie 2018) – won title (6) 37 yrs, 6 mos. – Bob Carmichael (Hobart 1978) – won title (7) 37 yrs, 5 mos. – Stephane Robert (Kobe 2017) – won title (8) 37 yrs, 3 mos. – Dick Norman (Cordoba 2008) – runner-up (9) 37 yrs – Victor Estrella Burgos (Santo Domingo 2017) – won title OLDEST FIRST-TIME WINNERS (since 1985) (1) 32 yrs, 10 mos. – Joseph Sirianni (Caloundra 2007) (2) 31 yrs, 9 mos. – Peter Fleming (Bergen-2 1986) (3) 31 yrs, 3 mos. – Martin Rodriguez (San Luis Potosi 2001) (4) 31 yrs, 2 mos. – Arnaud Clement (Cherbourg 2009) (5) 31 yrs, 2 mos. – Victor Estrella Burgos (Medellin 2011) (10) 31 yrs, 2 mos. – Luca Vanni (Portoroz 2015) LOWEST-RANKED WINNERS (since 2000) (1) No. 848 Petr Luxa – Istanbul 2002 (2) No. 762 Max Purcell – Gimcheon 2016 (3) No. 762 Gaston Gaudio – Tunis 2009 (4) No. 760 Yong-Kyu Lim – Busan 2010 (5) No. 745 John Isner – Lexington 2007 (6) No. 721 Blake Mott – Launceston 2016

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BACK-TO-BACK ATP CHALLENGER TOUR & ATP WORLD TOUR TITLES 2018 – Pablo Andujar – Alicante CH & Marrakech 250 2017 – Ryan Harrison – 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 • Ricardo Mello – 2009-11 Sao Paulo • Potito Starace – 2006-08 Napoli • Hyung-Taik Lee – 2003-06 Seoul MOST TITLES AT ONE TOURNAMENT (1) 7 – Hyung-Taik Lee (Seoul) (2) 6 – Marcos Daniel (Bogota) (3) 4 – Dudi Sela (Vancouver) (4) 4 – Potito Starace (Napoli) (5) 4 – Ricardo Mello (Sao Paulo) LONGEST WINNING STREAKS (single season) (1) 24 – Juan Ignacio Chela (2001) (2) 21 – Takao Suzuki (2000) (3) 20 – David Goffin (2014)* 20 – Denis Istomin (2011) 20 – Guillermo Coria (2000) 20 – Janko Tipsarevic (2017)** *record 36 consecutive sets won **active streak LONGEST GAP BETWEEN TITLES (1) 15 yrs, 5 months – Mikhail Youzhny (2) 14 yrs, 5 months – Michael Chang (3) 12 yrs, 2 months – Thomas Johansson (4) 12 yrs, 2 months – Marc Rosset (5) 11 yrs, 9 months – Tommy Robredo (6) 11 yrs, 5 months – Robby Ginepri (7) 11 yrs, 5 months – Sergi Bruguera (8) 11 yrs, 1 month – Marc-Kevin Goellner (9) 11 yrs, 0 months – Nicolas Almagro

Samarkand 2000 – Eckental 2015 Las Vegas 1987 – Calabasas 2002 Jerusalem 1995 – Binghamton 2007 Messina 1989 – Milan 2001 Sevilla 2000 – Caltanissetta 2012 Waikoloa 2003 – Tallahassee 2014 Cairo 1989 – Segovia 2000 Halle 1992 – Bukhara 2003 Kiev 2004 – Genova 2015

HIGHEST-RANKED PLAYERS TO ENTER A TOURNAMENT (1) No. 8 – Rainer Schuettler Braunschweig 2003 (2) No. 12 – Fernando Gonzalez Sunrise 2008 (3) No. 12 – Joachim Johansson Luxembourg 2004 (4) No. 13 – Tomas Berdych Prostejov 2008 (5) No. 13 – Sjeng Schalken Prague 2003 ALL-TIME DOUBLES TITLE LEADERS (1) 47 – *Sanchai Ratiwatana (2) 46 – *Sonchat Ratiwatana (3) 37 – Rik de Voest (4) 34 – Andre Sa (5) 34 – *Horacio Zeballos *denotes active players