What is Novak Djokovic's greatest Grand Slam victory?
Novak Djokovic has won more Grand Slam titles than any player in history, with victories spanning every surface and era. Which of his 24 major championship wins was the most significant and remarkable of his career?
2008 Australian Open
Djokovic's first Grand Slam title, won at age 20 by defeating Jo-Wilfried Tsonga in the final after eliminating both Federer and Roddick.
2011 Australian Open
The first title in his record-breaking season, where Djokovic began his dominant run that would see him win three Grand Slams and go 43-0.
2011 Wimbledon
Djokovic's first Wimbledon crown, defeating Rafael Nadal in the final during a year in which he dismantled both Nadal and Federer repeatedly.
2018 Wimbledon
His triumphant comeback title after months off with an elbow injury, defeating Kevin Anderson in the final to signal the full return of a champion.
2019 Wimbledon
A five-set final against Federer that lasted nearly five hours, widely regarded as the greatest Wimbledon final ever played, won on a fifth-set tiebreak.
2021 Australian Open
Won inside a bubble in lockdown conditions, the first major of another dominant stretch in which Djokovic would complete a second career Grand Slam.
2021 French Open
A stunning win over Nadal on his own clay at Roland Garros — the first time Djokovic beat Nadal at the French Open, completing his second career slam.
2021 US Open
The title that nearly completed the calendar Grand Slam, won in an emotional five-set final over Medvedev after Djokovic had lost the first two sets.
2022 Wimbledon
Won despite being unvaccinated and unable to compete in Australia or many ATP events, reclaiming a fourth consecutive Wimbledon title on sheer determination.
2023 Australian Open
His historic 22nd Grand Slam title that broke the all-time men's singles record at the time, won on his return to Melbourne after the 2022 deportation saga.
2023 US Open
The 24th major title, setting the all-time men's Grand Slam record in an emotional victory that completed an unmatched chapter of tennis history.
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