Djokovic Creates History With Stunning 16th Top-4 Finish To Close 2025 Season

Novak Djokovic will finish the 2025 season ranked No.4 after another impressive year on the ATP Tour.
His strong season helped him achieve a historic milestone with a record Djokovic 16th top-4 finish on the year-end ranking list.
This incredible achievement sets him apart from Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal in ATP history.
Djokovic delivered consistent tennis throughout the season and reached the semifinals at all four Grand Slams.
He added major success by winning his 100th career title in Geneva during the early part of the season.
Djokovic continued his form by capturing his 101st tour-level trophy in Athens a few weeks later.
He extended several Masters records by reaching his 60th Masters final in Miami during a strong run.
His performance in Shanghai added another milestone with his 80th Masters semifinal appearance.
Djokovic stayed calm despite missing multiple Masters tournaments and the ATP Finals this season.
His strong results helped him remain in the top competitive zone between No.4 and No.7 throughout 2025.
The season will officially end with Djokovic locked at No.4 when the final rankings are released.
This ranking gives him his historic Djokovic 16th top-4 finish and breaks his tie with his Big Three rivals.
Djokovic now leads the all-time list for the most top-4 finishes since ATP rankings began in 1973.
Eight of his top-4 finishes came while he held the world No.1 position, setting another all-time record.
Federer and Nadal trail behind with five year-end No.1 finishes, placing Djokovic ahead again.
He also claims the record for the most top-5 finishes with an unmatched 17 career year-end placements.
Djokovic continues to show elite consistency even as he plays deep into his late thirties on tour.
His ability to compete at the highest level highlights his unique longevity and mental toughness.
The ATP’s year-end rankings will confirm his No.4 position after the Davis Cup Finals week.
Djokovic’s 2025 performance once again strengthens his legendary status in modern tennis history.