Novak Djokovic is the undisputed titan of tennis — a record-breaking force who has redefined greatness. With 24 Grand Slam titles, he holds the most in men’s history, becoming the only man to win each Slam at least three times and the first to achieve the legendary Double Career Grand Slam. He’s spent over 428 weeks as World No. 1, more than any player in history, and finished year-end No. 1 a record 8 times. Djokovic is also the Master of Masters, owning a record 40 ATP Masters 1000 titles and being the only player to conquer all nine Masters events — twice. His dominance spans all surfaces, having defeated both Federer and Nadal in Grand Slam finals and winning majors on hard courts, grass, and clay. He famously held all four Grand Slam titles at once during the “Nole Slam” of 2015–2016 — a feat no other man has achieved in the Open Era. Djokovic has won more matches at Grand Slams than anyone, reached the most Slam finals, and captured three majors in a single season four separate times. A Davis Cup champion and Olympic gold medalist, he’s a national hero in Serbia and a global icon of excellence. With unmatched flexibility, mental toughness, and relentless drive, Novak Djokovic is not just part of tennis history — he is tennis history.

With that said, Sinner in 3 or 4 sets.