Who is the Oldest Player to Win the ATP Masters 1000 Title?
The ATP Masters 1000 series is the second most prestigious tier of tennis tournaments after the Grand Slams. Winning an ATP Masters 1000 title is a significant achievement for any player, and it is even more impressive when done at an older age.
Roger Federer holds the record for being the oldest player to win an ATP Masters 1000 title. He won the 2019 Shanghai Masters at the age of 38 years and 321 days. Federer defeated Alexander Zverev in the final in straight sets to claim his 100th career title.
Other Notable Oldest Players to Win an ATP Masters 1000 Title:
- Ken Rosewall (1972 Toronto Masters) - 37 years and 150 days
- Jimmy Connors (1989 Monte Carlo Masters) - 37 years and 103 days
- Andre Agassi (2002 Cincinnati Masters) - 32 years and 338 days
- Rafael Nadal (2022 Madrid Open) - 35 years and 234 days
FAQs:
- What is the ATP Masters 1000 series? A series of the second most prestigious tennis tournaments after Grand Slams.
- Who holds the record for the oldest player to win an ATP Masters 1000 title? Roger Federer (38 years and 321 days).
- What year did Federer win the Shanghai Masters? 2019.
- How many ATP Masters 1000 titles does Federer have? 28.
- What is the most recent ATP Masters 1000 title won by Nadal? 2022 Madrid Open.
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