ATP Masters 1000 doubles records and statistics

For statistics of singles winners, see Tennis Masters Series singles records and statistics.

The Bryan brothers have won a record 39 ATP Masters titles.

Daniel Nestor is the first player to complete the Golden Masters.

In tennis, the ATP Masters is an annual series of nine top-level tennis tournaments featuring the elite men's tennis players on the ATP Tour. The tournaments are important for the top players on the professional circuit as the series constituted the most prestigious tournaments in men's tennis after the four Grand Slam events. The Masters series along with the Grand Slam tournaments, the ATP Finals championship and the Olympic Games are considered the top-tier events of men's tennis, referred to by the ATP as the "Big Titles". ^[1]

Twelve tournaments have been held as Masters events so far, nine each year. They have been played on three different surfaces: hard outdoors: Indian Wells, Miami, Canada, Cincinnati and Shanghai; hard indoors: Stockholm (1991–94), Stuttgart (1998–2001), Madrid (2002–08) and Paris; clay: Hamburg (1990–2008), Monte Carlo, Madrid and Rome; carpet indoors: Stockholm (1990), Stuttgart (1995–97) and Paris (1990–2006).

Champions by year

Active tournaments

Defunct tournaments

Year	Indian Wells	Miami	Monte Carlo	Hamburg	Rome	Canada	Cincinnati	Stockholm	Paris
1990 [2]	Becker (1/2) Forget (1/3)	Leach (1/4) Pugh (1/1)	P. Korda (1/3) Šmíd (1/1)	Bruguera (1/1) Courier (1/3)	Casal (1/3) E. Sánchez (1/3)	Annacone (1/1) Wheaton (1/1)	Cahill (1/1) M. Kratzmann (1/1)	Forget (2/3) Hlasek (1/2)	Davis (1/1) Pate (1/1)
1991 [3]	Courier (2/3) J. Sánchez (1/2)	W. Ferreira (1/6) Norval (1/2)	Jensen (1/1) Warder (1/1)	Casal (2/3) E. Sánchez (2/3)	Camporese (1/1) Ivanišević (1/1)	Galbraith (1/5) Witsken (1/2)	Flach (1/2) Seguso (1/1)	Fitzgerald (1/2) Järryd (1/2)	Fitzgerald (2/2) Järryd (2/2)
1992 [4]	DeVries (1/1) Macpherson (1/1)	Flach (2/2) Witsken (2/2)	Becker (2/2) Stich (1/1)	Casal (3/3) E. Sánchez (3/3)	Hlasek (2/2) Rosset (1/1)	Galbraith (2/5) Visser (1/1)	Woodbridge (1/18) Woodforde (1/14)	Woodbridge (2/18) Woodforde (2/14)	J. McEnroe (1/1) P. McEnroe (1/1)
1993 [5]	Forget (3/3) Leconte (1/1)	R. Krajicek (1/1) Siemerink (1/2)	Edberg (1/1) P. Korda (2/3)	Haarhuis (1/10) Koevermans (1/1)	Eltingh (1/8) Haarhuis (2/10)	Courier (3/3) Knowles (1/17)	Agassi (1/1) P. Korda (3/3)	Woodbridge (3/18) Woodforde (3/14)	B. Black (1/5) Stark (1/2)
1994 [6]	Connell (1/3) Galbraith (3/5)	Eltingh (2/8) Haarhuis (3/10)	Kulti (1/2) Larsson (1/1)	Melville (1/1) Norval (2/2)	Kafelnikov (1/7) Rikl (1/4)	B. Black (2/5) Stark (2/2)	O'Brien (1/5) Stolle (1/4)	Woodbridge (4/18) Woodforde (4/14)	Eltingh (3/8) Haarhuis (4/10)
								↓  Stuttgart  ↓
1995 [7]	Ho (1/1) Steven (1/1)	Woodbridge (5/18) Woodforde (5/14)	Eltingh (4/8) Haarhuis (5/10)	W. Ferreira (2/6) Kafelnikov (2/7)	Suk (1/2) Vacek (1/1)	Kafelnikov (3/7) Olhovskiy (1/1)	Woodbridge (6/18) Woodforde (6/14)	Eltingh (5/8) Haarhuis (6/10)	Connell (2/3) Galbraith (4/5)
1996 [8]	Woodbridge (7/18) Woodforde (7/14)	Woodbridge (8/18) Woodforde (8/14)	E. Ferreira (1/4) Siemerink (2/2)	Knowles (2/17) Nestor (1/28)	B. Black (3/5) Connell (3/3)	Knowles (3/17) Nestor (2/28)	Galbraith (5/5) Haarhuis (7/10)	Lareau (1/4) O'Brien (2/5)	Eltingh (6/8) Haarhuis (8/10)
1997 [9]	Knowles (4/17) Nestor (3/28)	Woodbridge (9/18) Woodforde (9/14)	Johnson (1/2) Montana (1/2)	Lobo (1/1) J. Sánchez (3/3)	Knowles (5/17) Nestor (4/28)	Bhupathi (1/16) Paes (1/13)	Woodbridge (10/18) Woodforde (10/14)	Woodbridge (11/18) Woodforde (11/14)	Eltingh (7/8) Haarhuis (9/10)
1998 [10]	Björkman (1/15) Rafter (1/2)	E. Ferreira (2/4) Leach (2/4)	Eltingh (8/8) Haarhuis (10/10)	Johnson (2/2) Montana (2/2)	Bhupathi (2/16) Paes (2/13)	Damm (1/4) Grabb (1/1)	Knowles (6/17) Nestor (5/28)	Lareau (2/4) O'Brien (3/5)	Bhupathi (3/16) Paes (3/13)
1999 [11]	W. Black (1/5) Stolle (2/4)	W. Black (2/5) Stolle (3/4)	Delaître (1/1) Henman (1/2)	Arthurs (1/3) A. Kratzmann (1/1)	E. Ferreira (3/4) Leach (3/4)	Björkman (2/15) Rafter (2/2)	Björkman (3/15) B. Black (4/5)	Björkman (4/15) B. Black (5/5)	Lareau (3/4) O'Brien (4/5)
2000 [12]	O'Brien (5/5) Palmer (1/1)	Woodbridge (12/18) Woodforde (12/14)	W. Ferreira (3/6) Kafelnikov (4/7)	Woodbridge (13/18) Woodforde (13/14)	Damm (2/4) Hrbatý (1/1)	Lareau (4/4) Nestor (6/28)	Woodbridge (14/18) Woodforde (14/14)	Novák (1/3) Rikl (2/4)	Kulti (2/2) Mirnyi (1/16)
2001 [13]	W. Ferreira (4/6) Kafelnikov (5/7)	Novák (2/3) Rikl (3/4)	Björkman (5/15) Woodbridge (15/18)	Björkman (6/15) Woodbridge (16/18)	W. Ferreira (5/6) Kafelnikov (6/7)	Novák (3/3) Rikl (4/4)	Bhupathi (4/16) Paes (4/13)	Mirnyi (2/16) Stolle (4/4)	E. Ferreira (4/4) Leach (4/4)
								↓  Madrid  ↓
2002 [14]	Knowles (7/17) Nestor (7/28)	Knowles (8/17) Nestor (8/28)	Björkman (7/15) Woodbridge (17/18)	Bhupathi (5/16) Gambill (1/1)	Damm (3/4) Suk (2/2)	B. Bryan (1/39) M. Bryan (1/39)	Blake (1/1) Martin (1/1)	Knowles (9/17) Nestor (9/28)	Escudé (1/1) Santoro (1/3)
2003 [15]	W. Ferreira (6/6) Kafelnikov (7/7)	Federer (1/1) Mirnyi (3/16)	Bhupathi (6/16) Mirnyi (4/16)	Knowles (10/17) Nestor (10/28)	Arthurs (2/3) Hanley (1/3)	Bhupathi (7/16) Mirnyi (5/16)	B. Bryan (2/39) M. Bryan (2/39)	Bhupathi (8/16) Mirnyi (6/16)	Arthurs (3/3) Hanley (2/3)
2004 [16]	Clément (1/2) Grosjean (1/1)	W. Black (3/5) Ullyett (1/5)	Henman (2/2) Zimonjić (1/15)	W. Black (4/5) Ullyett (2/5)	Bhupathi (9/16) Mirnyi (7/16)	Bhupathi (10/16) Paes (5/13)	Knowles (11/17) Nestor (11/28)	Knowles (12/17) Nestor (12/28)	Björkman (8/15) Woodbridge (18/18)
2005 [17]	Knowles (13/17) Nestor (13/28)	Björkman (9/15) Mirnyi (8/16)	Paes (6/13) Zimonjić (2/15)	Björkman (10/15) Mirnyi (9/16)	Llodra (1/3) Santoro (2/3)	W. Black (5/5) Ullyett (3/5)	Björkman (11/15) Mirnyi (10/16)	Knowles (14/17) Nestor (14/28)	B. Bryan (3/39) M. Bryan (3/39)
2006 [18]	Knowles (15/17) Nestor (15/28)	Björkman (12/15) Mirnyi (11/16)	Björkman (13/15) Mirnyi (12/16)	Hanley (3/3) Ullyett (4/5)	Knowles (16/17) Nestor (16/28)	B. Bryan (4/39) M. Bryan (4/39)	Björkman (14/15) Mirnyi (13/16)	B. Bryan (5/39) M. Bryan (5/39)	Clément (2/2) Llodra (2/3)
2007 [19]	Damm (4/4) Paes (7/13)	B. Bryan (6/39) M. Bryan (6/39)	B. Bryan (7/39) M. Bryan (7/39)	B. Bryan (8/39) M. Bryan (8/39)	Santoro (3/3) Zimonjić (3/15)	Bhupathi (11/16) Vízner (1/1)	Erlich (1/2) A. Ram (1/3)	B. Bryan (9/39) M. Bryan (9/39)	B. Bryan (10/39) M. Bryan (10/39)
2008 [20]	Erlich (2/2) A. Ram (2/3)	B. Bryan (11/39) M. Bryan (11/39)	Nadal (1/3) Robredo (1/1)	Nestor (17/28) Zimonjić (4/15)	B. Bryan (12/39) M. Bryan (12/39)	Nestor (18/28) Zimonjić (5/15)	B. Bryan (13/39) M. Bryan (13/39)	Fyrstenberg (1/2) Matkowski (1/2)	Björkman (15/15) Ullyett (5/5)
				↓  Madrid  ↓				↓  Shanghai  ↓
2009 [21]	Fish (1/1) Roddick (1/1)	Mirnyi (14/16) A. Ram (3/3)	Nestor (19/28) Zimonjić (6/15)	Nestor (21/28) Zimonjić (8/15)	Nestor (20/28) Zimonjić (7/15)	Bhupathi (12/16) Knowles (17/17)	Nestor (22/28) Zimonjić (9/15)	Benneteau (1/2) Tsonga (1/1)	Nestor (23/28) Zimonjić (10/15)
2010 [22]	M. López (1/3) Nadal (2/3)	Dlouhý (1/1) Paes (8/13)	Nestor (24/28) Zimonjić (11/15)	B. Bryan (15/39) M. Bryan (15/39)	B. Bryan (14/39) M. Bryan (14/39)	B. Bryan (16/39) M. Bryan (16/39)	B. Bryan (17/39) M. Bryan (17/39)	Melzer (1/1) Paes (9/13)	Bhupathi (13/16) Mirnyi (15/16)
2011 [23]	Dolgopolov (1/1) Malisse (1/1)	Bhupathi (14/16) Paes (10/13)	B. Bryan (18/39) M. Bryan (18/39)	B. Bryan (19/39) M. Bryan (19/39)	Isner (1/5) Querrey (1/1)	Llodra (3/3) Zimonjić (12/15)	Bhupathi (15/16) Paes (11/13)	Mirnyi (16/16) Nestor (25/28)	Bopanna (1/6) Qureshi (1/2)
2012 [24]	M. López (2/3) Nadal (3/3)	Paes (12/13) Štěpánek (1/2)	B. Bryan (20/39) M. Bryan (20/39)	Fyrstenberg (2/2) Matkowski (2/2)	Granollers (1/9) M. López (3/3)	B. Bryan (21/39) M. Bryan (21/39)	Lindstedt (1/1) Tecău (1/3)	Paes (13/13) Štěpánek (2/2)	Bhupathi (16/16) Bopanna (2/6)
2013 [25]	B. Bryan (22/39) M. Bryan (22/39)	Qureshi (2/2) Rojer (1/4)	Benneteau (2/2) Zimonjić (13/15)	B. Bryan (23/39) M. Bryan (23/39)	B. Bryan (24/39) M. Bryan (24/39)	Peya (1/3) Soares (1/4)	B. Bryan (25/39) M. Bryan (25/39)	Dodig (1/6) Melo (1/9)	B. Bryan (26/39) M. Bryan (26/39)
2014 [26]	B. Bryan (27/39) M. Bryan (27/39)	B. Bryan (28/39) M. Bryan (28/39)	B. Bryan (29/39) M. Bryan (29/39)	Nestor (26/28) Zimonjić (14/15)	Nestor (27/28) Zimonjić (15/15)	Peya (2/3) Soares (2/4)	B. Bryan (30/39) M. Bryan (30/39)	B. Bryan (31/39) M. Bryan (31/39)	B. Bryan (32/39) M. Bryan (32/39)
2015 [27]	Pospisil (1/1) Sock (1/4)	B. Bryan (33/39) M. Bryan (33/39)	B. Bryan (34/39) M. Bryan (34/39)	Bopanna (3/6) Mergea (1/1)	Cuevas (1/2) Marrero (1/1)	B. Bryan (35/39) M. Bryan (35/39)	Nestor (28/28) Roger-Vasselin (1/3)	Klaasen (1/2) Melo (2/9)	Dodig (2/6) Melo (3/9)
2016 [28]	Herbert (1/7) Mahut (1/7)	Herbert (2/7) Mahut (2/7)	Herbert (3/7) Mahut (3/7)	Rojer (2/4) Tecău (2/3)	B. Bryan (36/39) M. Bryan (36/39)	Dodig (3/6) Melo (4/9)	Dodig (4/6) Melo (5/9)	Isner (2/5) Sock (2/4)	Kontinen (1/3) Peers (1/4)
2017 [29]	Klaasen (2/2) R. Ram (1/5)	Kubot (1/4) Melo (6/9)	Bopanna (4/6) Cuevas (2/2)	Kubot (2/4) Melo (7/9)	Herbert (4/7) Mahut (4/7)	Herbert (5/7) Mahut (5/7)	Herbert (6/7) Mahut (6/7)	Kontinen (2/3) Peers (2/4)	Kubot (3/4) Melo (8/9)
2018 [30]	Isner (3/5) Sock (3/4)	B. Bryan (37/39) M. Bryan (37/39)	B. Bryan (38/39) M. Bryan (38/39)	Mektić (1/10) Peya (3/3)	Cabal (1/2) Farah (1/2)	Kontinen (3/3) Peers (3/4)	J. Murray (1/1) Soares (3/4)	Kubot (4/4) Melo (9/9)	Granollers (2/9) R. Ram (2/5)
2019 [31]	Mektić (2/10) Zeballos (1/8)	B. Bryan (39/39) M. Bryan (39/39)	Mektić (3/10) Škugor (1/1)	Rojer (3/4) Tecău (3/3)	Cabal (2/2) Farah (2/2)	Granollers (3/9) Zeballos (2/8)	Dodig (5/6) Polášek (1/2)	Pavić (1/6) Soares (4/4)	Herbert (7/7) Mahut (7/7)
2020 [32]	not held due to the COVID-19 pandemic				Granollers (4/9) Zeballos (3/8)	not held	Carreño Busta (1/1) de Minaur (1/1)	not held	Auger-Aliassime (1/1) Hurkacz (1/2)
2021 [33]	Peers (4/4) Polášek (2/2)	Mektić (4/10) Pavić (2/6)	Mektić (5/10) Pavić (3/6)	Granollers (5/9) Zeballos (4/8)	Mektić (6/10) Pavić (4/6)	R. Ram (3/5) Salisbury (1/3)	Granollers (6/9) Zeballos (5/8)		Pütz (1/1) Venus (1/1)
2022 [34]	Isner (4/5) Sock (4/4)	Hurkacz (2/2) Isner (5/5)	R. Ram (4/5) Salisbury (2/3)	Koolhof (1/6) Skupski (1/3)	Mektić (7/10) Pavić (5/6)	Koolhof (2/6) Skupski (2/3)	R. Ram (5/5) Salisbury (3/3)		Koolhof (3/6) Skupski (3/3)
2023 [35]	Bopanna (5/6) Ebden (1/2)	S. González (1/2) Roger-Vasselin (2/3)	Dodig (6/6) A. Krajicek (1/1)	[lower-alpha 1] Khachanov (1/1) [lower-alpha 1] Rublev (1/1)	Nys (1/1) Zieliński (1/1)	Arévalo (1/2) Rojer (4/4)	M. González (1/1) Molteni (1/1)	Granollers (7/9) Zeballos (6/8)	S. González (2/2) Roger-Vasselin (3/3)
2024 [36]	Koolhof (4/6) Mektić (8/10)	Bopanna (6/6) Ebden (2/2)	Gillé (1/1) Vliegen (1/1)	S. Korda (1/1) Thompson (1/1)	Granollers (8/9) Zeballos (7/8)	Granollers (9/9) Zeballos (8/8)	Arévalo (2/2) Pavić (6/6)	Koolhof (5/6) Mektić (9/10)	Koolhof (6/6) Mektić (10/10)
Year	Indian Wells	Miami	Monte Carlo	Madrid	Rome	Canada	Cincinnati	Shanghai	Paris

^ Seasons' tournaments are listed in chronological order with a few exceptions:
a) Cincinnati and Canada were switched in 1996.
b) Rome was held before Madrid/Hamburg from 2000 to 2010 and after Cincinnati in 2020.
c) Indian Wells was held after Cincinnati in 2021.

1. Competed under no nationality due to the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

Title leaders

• CA (Canadian Open)
• CI (Cincinnati Open)
• EU (Eurocard Open)
• HA (Hamburg Masters)
• IT (Italian Open)
• IW (Indian Wells Open)
• MA (Madrid Open)
• MC (Monte-Carlo Masters)
• MI (Miami Open)
• PA (Paris Masters)
• SH (Shanghai Masters)
• ST (Stockholm Open)

Active tournaments

Defunct tournaments

Titles	Player	IW	MI	MC	MA	IT	CA	CI	SH	PA	ST	EU	HA	Years	Strike Rate
39	Bob Bryan	2	6	6	5	4	5	5	1	4	-	-	1	2002–2019	9/9
	Mike Bryan	2	6	6	5	4	5	5	1	4	-	-	1	2002–2019
28	Daniel Nestor	4	1	2	5	4	2	5	1	1	-	-	3	1996–2015
18	Todd Woodbridge	1	4	2	-	-	-	4	-	1	3	1	2	1992–2003	7/9
17	Mark Knowles	4	1	-	3	2	2	3	-	-	-	-	2	1993–2009	6/9
16	Max Mirnyi	-	4	2	1	1	1	2	1	2	-	1	1	2000–2011	8/9
	Mahesh Bhupathi	-	1	1	1	2	5	2	-	3	-	-	1	1997–2012	7/9
15	Jonas Björkman	1	2	3	-	-	1	3	-	2	-	1	2	1998–2008	8/9
	Nenad Zimonjić	-	-	5	2	3	2	1	-	1	-	-	1	2004–2014	6/9
14	Mark Woodforde	1	4	-	-	-	-	4	-	-	3	1	1	1989–2000	5/9
13	Leander Paes	1	3	1	-	1	2	2	2	1	-	-	-	1997–2012	8/9
10	Paul Haarhuis	-	1	2	-	1	1	-	-	3	-	1	1	1993–1998	7/9
	Nikola Mektić	2	1	2	1	2	-	-	1	1	-	-	-	2018–2024	7/9
9	Marcelo Melo	-	1	-	1	-	1	1	3	2	-	-	-	2013–2018	6/9
	Marcel Granollers	-	-	-	1	3	2	1	1	1	-	-	-	2012–2024
8	Jacco Eltingh	-	1	2	-	1	-	-	-	3	-	1	-	1993–1998	5/9
	Horacio Zeballos	1	-	-	1	2	2	1	1	-	-	-	-	2019–2024	6/9
7	Yevgeny Kafelnikov	2	-	1	-	2	1	-	-	-	-	-	1	1994–2003	5/9
	Pierre-Hugues Herbert	1	1	1	-	1	1	1	-	1	-	-	-	2016–2019	7/9
	Nicolas Mahut	1	1	1	-	1	1	1	-	1	-	-	-	2016–2019
6	Wayne Ferreira	2	1	1	-	1	-	-	-	-	-	-	1	1991–2003	5/9
	Ivan Dodig	-	-	1	-	-	1	2	1	1	-	-	-	2013–2023
	Rohan Bopanna	1	1	1	1	-	-	-	-	2	-	-	-	2011–2024
	Mate Pavić	-	1	1	-	2	-	1	1	-	-	-	-	2019–2024
	Wesley Koolhof	1	-	-	1	-	1	-	1	2	-	-	-	2022–2024

• Players with 6+ titles. Active players and tournament records indicated in bold.
• 171 champions in 307 events as of 2024 Paris.
• Masters' time slots indicated with 1st–9th column names.

Career Golden Masters

The achievement of winning all of the nine active ATP Masters tournaments over the course of a player's career.

• The event at which the Career Golden Masters was accomplished indicated in bold.

Player	Indian Wells	Miami	Monte Carlo	Madrid	Rome	Canada	Cincinnati	Shanghai	Paris
Daniel Nestor	1997	2002	2009	2002	1997	2000	1996	2009	1996
Bob Bryan [37] [38] [39] [40]	2013	2007	2007	2006	2008	2002	2003	2014	2005
Mike Bryan [37] [38] [39] [40]

Career totals

• Active players denoted in bold.

Doubles

No.	Titles
39	Bob Bryan
	Mike Bryan
28	Daniel Nestor
18	Todd Woodbridge
17	Mark Knowles
16	Max Mirnyi
	Mahesh Bhupathi
15	Jonas Björkman
	Nenad Zimonjić
14	Mark Woodforde

No.	Finals
59	Bob Bryan
	Mike Bryan
47	Daniel Nestor
30	Mahesh Bhupathi
29	Mark Knowles
	Max Mirnyi
28	Nenad Zimonjić
26	Todd Woodbridge
25	Jonas Björkman
21	Paul Haarhuis

No.	Semifinals
86	Mike Bryan
85	Bob Bryan
79	Daniel Nestor
58	Max Mirnyi
54	Jonas Björkman
51	Mark Knowles
50	Mahesh Bhupathi
43	Todd Woodbridge
41	Nenad Zimonjić
36	Leander Paes

No.	Quarterfinals
127	Daniel Nestor
121	Mike Bryan
120	Bob Bryan
89	Mark Knowles
85	Max Mirnyi
79	Jonas Björkman
71	Nenad Zimonjić
70	Mahesh Bhupathi
65	Todd Woodbridge
62	Leander Paes

No.	Match wins
341	Mike Bryan
338	Bob Bryan
329	Daniel Nestor
238	Max Mirnyi
234	Mark Knowles
209	Jonas Björkman
190	Mahesh Bhupathi
	Nenad Zimonjić
169	Todd Woodbridge
165	Leander Paes

%	W–L	Match record
73.2	338–124	Bob Bryan
72.7	341–128	Mike Bryan
71.3	169–68	Todd Woodbridge
69.7	124–54	Paul Haarhuis
68.5	209–96	Jonas Björkman
65.0	329–177	Daniel Nestor
63.0	238–140	Max Mirnyi
62.7	234–139	Mark Knowles
62.5	190–114	Mahesh Bhupathi
59.7	190–128	Nenad Zimonjić
minimum 100 wins

Statistics correct as of 2024 Cincinnati. To avoid double counting, they should be updated at the conclusion of a tournament or when the player's participation has ended.

Season records

No.	Titles in a season	Year
6	Bob Bryan Mike Bryan	2014
5	Bob Bryan Mike Bryan	2	2007, 13
	Daniel Nestor Nenad Zimonjić	2009
4	Max Mirnyi	2003
	Bob Bryan Mike Bryan	2010
minimum 4 titles

No.	Finals	Year(s)
7	Bob Bryan Mike Bryan	2	2007, 14
6		2013
5	Bob Bryan Mike Bryan	2	2006, 08
	Max Mirnyi	2003
	Daniel Nestor Nenad Zimonjić	2009
	Łukasz Kubot Marcelo Melo	2017
	Nikola Mektić Mate Pavić	2021
minimum 5 finals

No.	Match wins	Year
30	Bob Bryan Mike Bryan	2014
29		2007
26	Mark Knowles Daniel Nestor	2002
	Bob Bryan Mike Bryan	2013
24	Max Mirnyi	2	2003, 06
	Jonas Björkman	2006
23	Bob Bryan Mike Bryan	3	2006, 08, 10
minimum 23 wins

%	W–L	Match record	Year
90.9	30–3	Bob Bryan Mike Bryan	2014
87.9	29–4		2007
86.7	26–4		2013
84.0	21–4	Daniel Nestor Nenad Zimonjić	2009
82.8	24–5	Max Mirnyi	2003
82.1	23–5	Bob Bryan Mike Bryan	2010
81.5	22–5		2001
	22–5	Nikola Mektić Mate Pavić	2021

Consecutive records

No.	Consecutive titles	Years
4	Bob Bryan Mike Bryan	3	2010, 13–14
3	Bob Bryan Mike Bryan	2	2007, 14
	Pierre-Hugues Herbert Nicolas Mahut	2	2016–17
	Jonas Björkman	1999
	Daniel Nestor Nenad Zimonjić	2009

No.	Consecutive finals	Years
5	Bob Bryan Mike Bryan	2013–14
	Nikola Mektić Mate Pavić	2021
4	Bob Bryan Mike Bryan	4	2007–08, 10, 18
	Nicolas Mahut	2017

No.	Match win streak	Years
21	Bob Bryan Mike Bryan	2013–14
18		2010
15	Pierre-Hugues Herbert Nicolas Mahut	2016 [lower-alpha 1]
14	Jonas Björkman	1999
	Bob Bryan Mike Bryan	2014
	Marcel Granollers Horacio Zeballos	2024 [lower-alpha 1]
13	Daniel Nestor Nenad Zimonjić	2009 [lower-alpha 1]
	Pierre-Hugues Herbert Nicolas Mahut	2017 [lower-alpha 2]
	John Isner	2022 [lower-alpha 2]

1. Streak includes a walkover.
2. Streak spans across non-consecutive events.

Tournament records

Most titles per tournament

Masters	No.	Player	Years
Indian Wells	4	Daniel Nestor	1997–2006
Miami	6	Bob Bryan Mike Bryan	2007–19
Monte Carlo	6	Bob Bryan Mike Bryan	2007–18
Madrid	5	Daniel Nestor	2002–14
		Bob Bryan Mike Bryan	2006–13
Rome	4	Daniel Nestor	2001–14
		Bob Bryan Mike Bryan	2008–16
Canada	5	Mahesh Bhupathi	1997–2009
		Bob Bryan Mike Bryan	2002–15
Cincinnati	5	Daniel Nestor	1996–2015
		Bob Bryan Mike Bryan	2003–14
Shanghai	3	Marcelo Melo	2013–18
Paris	4	Bob Bryan Mike Bryan	2005–14
Discontinued
Hamburg	3	Daniel Nestor	1996–2008
Stuttgart	2	Sébastien Lareau	1996–98
Stockholm	3	Todd Woodbridge Mark Woodforde	1992–94

Tournaments won with no sets dropped

No. Player Events 5 Bob Bryan Mike Bryan Cincinnati (2003), Miami (2014), Monte Carlo (2007, 2011, 2012) 4 Jonas Björkman Canada (1999), Cincinnati (1999), Miami (2006), Monte Carlo (2006) Max Mirnyi Stuttgart (2001), Canada (2003), Miami (2006), Monte Carlo (2006) Marcel Granollers Rome (2012), Paris (2018), Cincinnati (2021), Rome (2024) 3 Todd Woodbridge Mark Woodforde Miami (1995, 1996, 1997) Mate Pavić Shanghai (2019), Miami (2021), Rome (2021) 2 Grant Connell Patrick Galbraith Indian Wells (1994), Paris (1995) Yevgeny Kafelnikov Hamburg (1995), Canada (1995) Mahesh Bhupathi Paris (1998), Canada (2003) Leander Paes Paris (1998), Monte Carlo (2005) Nenad Zimonjić Monte Carlo (2005), Madrid (2014) Marc López Indian Wells (2012), Rome (2012) Bruno Soares Canada (2014), Shanghai (2019) Nikola Mektić Miami (2021), Rome (2021) Horacio Zeballos Cincinnati (2021), Rome (2024) 1 Wayne Ferreira Hamburg (1995) Andrei Olhovskiy Canada (1995) Jacco Eltingh Paul Haarhuis Stuttgart (1995 [lower-alpha 1] ) Olivier Delaître Tim Henman Monte Carlo (1999) The first edition of Stuttgart was played in Essen.

No. Player Events 1 Patrick Rafter Canada (1999) Byron Black Cincinnati (1999) Sébastien Lareau Alex O'Brien Paris (1999) Sandon Stolle Stuttgart (2001) Martin Damm Cyril Suk Rome (2002) Nicolas Escudé Fabrice Santoro Paris (2002) Wayne Arthurs Paul Hanley Rome (2003) Jonathan Erlich Andy Ram Indian Wells (2008) Rafael Nadal Indian Wells (2012) Daniel Nestor Madrid (2014) Alexander Peya Canada (2014) Jean-Julien Rojer Horia Tecău Madrid (2016) Łukasz Kubot Marcelo Melo Madrid (2017) John Isner Jack Sock Indian Wells (2018) Rajeev Ram Paris (2018) Pierre-Hugues Herbert Nicolas Mahut Paris (2019) Hugo Nys Jan Zieliński Rome (2023)

Calendar Masters combinations

• Back-to-back tournament titles.
• Currently active combinations in bold.

Triples

Combination	Winners	Year
Indian Wells—Miami—Monte Carlo [41] "Season first triple"	Mike Bryan Bob Bryan	2014
	Pierre-Hugues Herbert Nicolas Mahut	2016
Monte Carlo—Madrid—Rome[ citation needed ] "Clay triple"	Daniel Nestor Nenad Zimonjić	2009

• Mike Bryan and Bob Bryan together won a season-record of four consecutive Masters by winning the Madrid–Rome–Toronto–Cincinnati titles in 2010.

Doubles

Combination	Winners	Year(s)
Indian Wells—Miami [38] "Sunshine double"	Mark Woodforde Todd Woodbridge	1996
	Wayne Black Sandon Stolle	1999
	Mark Knowles Daniel Nestor	2002
	Mike Bryan Bob Bryan	2014
	Pierre-Hugues Herbert Nicolas Mahut	2016 [42]
	John Isner	2022 [43]
Madrid—Rome[ citation needed ] "Clay double"	Daniel Nestor Nenad Zimonjić	2	2009, 14
	Mike Bryan Bob Bryan		2010, 13
Canada—Cincinnati[ citation needed ] "Summer double"	Jonas Björkman	1999
	Mike Bryan Bob Bryan	2010
	Ivan Dodig Marcelo Melo	2016
	Pierre-Hugues Herbert Nicolas Mahut	2017
Shanghai—Paris [lower-alpha 1] [ citation needed ] (Stockholm/Madrid) "Fall double"	Mike Bryan Bob Bryan	2	2007, 14
	John Fitzgerald Anders Järryd	1991
	Marcelo Melo	2015
	Wesley Koolhof Nikola Mektić	2024

1. Stockholm (1990–1994) and Madrid (2002–2008) preceded Shanghai as the 8th Masters event until 2008. In 2009, Madrid was moved to the clay season.

Title defence

• Note: Currently active tournaments in bold.

Hardcourt Tournament Player(s) Consecutive titles Indian Wells Mark Knowles Daniel Nestor 2 2005–06 Bob Bryan Mike Bryan 2013–14 Miami Todd Woodbridge Mark Woodforde 3 1995–97 Leander Paes 2010–12 Jonas Björkman Max Mirnyi 2 2005–06 Bob Bryan Mike Bryan 2007–08 2014–15 2018–19 Canada Patrick Galbraith 2 1991–92 Mahesh Bhupathi 2003–04 Alexander Peya Bruno Soares 2013–14 Cincinnati Jonas Björkman Max Mirnyi 2 2005–06 Bob Bryan Mike Bryan 2013–14 Paris Jacco Eltingh Paul Haarhuis 2 1996–97 Rohan Bopanna 2011–12 Bob Bryan Mike Bryan 2013–14 Stockholm Todd Woodbridge Mark Woodforde 3 1992–94 Madrid [lower-alpha 1] Mark Knowles Daniel Nestor 2 2004–05 Bob Bryan Mike Bryan 2006–07 Madrid (2002–2008) was played on hardcourt.

Clay Tournament Player(s) Consecutive titles Monte Carlo Jonas Björkman Todd Woodbridge 2 2001–02 Nenad Zimonjić 2004–05 2009–10 Daniel Nestor 2009–10 Bob Bryan Mike Bryan 2011–12 2014–15 Nikola Mektić 2019–21 [lower-alpha 1] Madrid Bob Bryan Mike Bryan 2 2010–11 Rome Juan Sebastián Cabal Robert Farah 2 2018–19 Nikola Mektić Mate Pavić 2021–22 Hamburg [lower-alpha 2] Sergio Casal Emilio Sánchez 2 1991–92 Todd Woodbridge 2000–01 Monte Carlo was not held in 2020 due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Hamburg (1990–2008) was held on clay.

• The Bryans have retained a record seven different tournaments, except Rome and Canada, on a record ten occasions.

Statistics

Seeds statistics

No. 1 vs. No. 2 seeds in final

W The top seeds won the final.

L The second seeds won the final.

Year Event Top seeds W/L Second seeds 1994 Indian Wells Byron Black Jonathan Stark L Grant Connell Patrick Galbraith Paris Jacco Eltingh Paul Haarhuis W Byron Black Jonathan Stark 1999 Paris Sébastien Lareau Alex O'Brien W Paul Haarhuis Jared Palmer 2001 Hamburg Jonas Björkman Todd Woodbridge W Daniel Nestor Sandon Stolle 2002 Miami Donald Johnson Jared Palmer L Mark Knowles Daniel Nestor Madrid Mark Knowles Daniel Nestor W Mahesh Bhupathi Max Mirnyi 2003 Hamburg Mark Knowles Daniel Nestor W Mahesh Bhupathi Max Mirnyi 2004 Madrid Mark Knowles Daniel Nestor W Bob Bryan Mike Bryan 2006 Miami Bob Bryan Mike Bryan L Jonas Björkman Max Mirnyi Cincinnati Bob Bryan Mike Bryan L Jonas Björkman Max Mirnyi 2007 Paris Bob Bryan Mike Bryan W Daniel Nestor Nenad Zimonjić 2008 Rome Bob Bryan Mike Bryan W Daniel Nestor Nenad Zimonjić Hamburg Bob Bryan Mike Bryan L Daniel Nestor Nenad Zimonjić Canada Bob Bryan Mike Bryan L Daniel Nestor Nenad Zimonjić

Year Event Top seeds W/L Second seeds 2009 Monte Carlo Bob Bryan Mike Bryan L Daniel Nestor Nenad Zimonjić Rome Bob Bryan Mike Bryan W Daniel Nestor Nenad Zimonjić Cincinnati Bob Bryan Mike Bryan L Daniel Nestor Nenad Zimonjić 2010 Madrid Daniel Nestor Nenad Zimonjić L Bob Bryan Mike Bryan 2012 Monte Carlo Bob Bryan Mike Bryan W Max Mirnyi Daniel Nestor 2013 Cincinnati Bob Bryan Mike Bryan W Marcel Granollers Marc López Paris Bob Bryan Mike Bryan W Alexander Peya Bruno Soares 2014 Indian Wells Bob Bryan Mike Bryan W Alexander Peya Bruno Soares 2015 Miami Bob Bryan Mike Bryan W Vasek Pospisil Jack Sock 2017 Shanghai Henri Kontinen John Peers W Łukasz Kubot Marcelo Melo 2024 Miami Rohan Bopanna Matthew Ebden W Ivan Dodig Austin Krajicek

Top 4 seeds in semifinals

• Tournament winners in bold.

Year	Event	Seeds
1994	Paris	1. Jacco Eltingh 1. Paul Haarhuis	2. Byron Black 2. Jonathan Stark	3. Grant Connell 3. Patrick Galbraith	4. Mark Woodforde 4. Todd Woodbridge
2002	Madrid	1. Mark Knowles 1. Daniel Nestor	2. Mahesh Bhupathi 2. Max Mirnyi	3. Jonas Björkman 3. Todd Woodbridge	4. Bob Bryan 4. Mike Bryan
2006	Madrid	1. Bob Bryan 1. Mike Bryan	2. Jonas Björkman 2. Max Mirnyi	3. Mark Knowles 3. Daniel Nestor	4. Paul Hanley 4. Kevin Ullyett
2008	Cincinnati	1. Bob Bryan 1. Mike Bryan	2. Daniel Nestor 2. Nenad Zimonjić	3. Jonathan Erlich 3. Andy Ram	4. Mahesh Bhupathi 4. Mark Knowles
2017	Shanghai	1. Henri Kontinen 1. John Peers	2. Łukasz Kubot 2. Marcelo Melo	3. Jean-Julien Rojer 3. Horia Tecău	4. Jamie Murray 4. Bruno Soares

Top 8 seeds in quarterfinals

• Tournament winners in bold.

Year	Event	Seeds
2006	Hamburg	1. Bob Bryan 1. Mike Bryan	2. Jonas Björkman 2. Max Mirnyi	3. Mark Knowles 3. Daniel Nestor	4. Paul Hanley 4. Kevin Ullyett
		5. Fabrice Santoro 5. Nenad Zimonjić	6. Jonathan Erlich 6. Andy Ram	7. Simon Aspelin 7. Todd Perry	8. Leoš Friedl 8. Pavel Vízner
2009	Rome	1. Bob Bryan 1. Mike Bryan	2. Daniel Nestor 2. Nenad Zimonjić	3. Lukáš Dlouhý 3. Leander Paes	4. Mahesh Bhupathi 4. Mark Knowles
		5. Bruno Soares 5. Kevin Ullyett	6. Mariusz Fyrstenberg 6. Marcin Matkowski	7. Max Mirnyi 7. Andy Ram	8. Jeff Coetzee 8. Jordan Kerr

Qualifiers in final

W Qualifiers won the final.

L Qualifiers lost the final.

Year	Event	Qualifiers	W/L	Opponents
1994	Monte Carlo	Nicklas Kulti Magnus Larsson	W	Yevgeny Kafelnikov Daniel Vacek

Age statistics

Youngest winners Age Winner First title 19 years, 191 days Wayne Ferreira 1991 Miami 19 years, 249 days Goran Ivanišević 1991 Rome 19 years, 270 days Jim Courier 1990 Hamburg 20 years, 87 days Yevgeny Kafelnikov 1994 Rome 20 years, 92 days Félix Auger-Aliassime 2020 Paris

Oldest winners Age Winner Last title 44 years, 26 days Rohan Bopanna 2024 Miami [44] 42 years, 353 days Daniel Nestor 2015 Cincinnati 41 years, 353 days Jean-Julien Rojer 2023 Canada 40 years, 336 days Bob Bryan 2019 Miami Mike Bryan

All countrymen in final

Year	Event	Winner	Runner-up
1992	Miami	Ken Flach Todd Witsken	Kent Kinnear Sven Salumaa
1997	Cincinnati	Mark Woodforde Todd Woodbridge	Mark Philippoussis Patrick Rafter
2000	Hamburg	Mark Woodforde Todd Woodbridge	Wayne Arthurs Sandon Stolle
2010	Rome	Bob Bryan Mike Bryan	John Isner Sam Querrey
2011	Rome	John Isner Sam Querrey	Mardy Fish Andy Roddick
2018	Indian Wells	John Isner Jack Sock	Bob Bryan Mike Bryan

Titles won by decade

as of 2024 Paris. ^[update]

1990s 11  Woodbridge, Woodforde 10  Haarhuis 8  Eltingh 6  Knowles 5  B. Black, Galbraith, Nestor 4  Björkman, O'Brien 3  Bhupathi, Casal, Connell, Courier, E. Ferreira, Forget, Kafelnikov, P. Korda, Lareau, Leach, Paes, E. Sánchez, Stolle 2  Becker, W. Black, W. Ferreira, Fitzgerald, Flach, Hlasek, Järryd, Johnson, Montana, Norval, Rafter, J. Sánchez, Siemerink, Stark, Witsken 1  Agassi, Annacone, Arthurs, Bruguera, Cahill, Camporese, Damm, Davis, Delaître, DeVries, Edberg, Grabb, Henman, Ho, Ivanišević, Jensen, Koevermans, R. Krajicek, A. Kratzmann, M. Kratzmann, Kulti, Larsson, Leconte, Lobo, Macpherson, J. McEnroe, P. McEnroe, Melville, Olhovskiy, Pate, Pugh, Rikl, Rosset, Seguso, Šmíd, Steven, Stich, Suk, Vacek, Visser, Warder, Wheaton 2000s 18  Nestor 14  Mirnyi 13  B. Bryan, M. Bryan 11  Björkman, Knowles 10  Zimonjić 9  Bhupathi 7  Woodbridge 5  Ullyett 4  W. Ferreira, Kafelnikov, Paes 3  W. Black, Damm, Hanley, Novák, A. Ram, Rikl, Santoro, Woodforde 2  Arthurs, Clément, Erlich, Llodra 1  Benneteau, Blake, E. Ferreira, Escudé, Federer, Fish, Fyrstenberg, Gambill, Grosjean, Henman, Hrbatý, Kulti, Lareau, Leach, Martin, Matkowski, Nadal, O'Brien, Palmer, Robredo, Roddick, Stolle, Suk, Tsonga, Vízner

2010s 26  B. Bryan, M. Bryan 9  Melo 7  Herbert, Mahut 6  Paes 5  Dodig, Nestor, Zimonjić 4  Bhupathi, Bopanna, Kubot, Soares 3  Granollers, Isner, Kontinen, López, Mektić, Peers, Peya, Rojer, Sock, Tecău 2  Cabal, Cuevas, Farah, Klaasen, Mirnyi, Nadal, Qureshi, R. Ram, Štěpánek, Zeballos 1  Benneteau, Dlouhý, Dolgopolov, Fyrstenberg, Lindstedt, Llodra, Malisse, Marrero, Matkowski, Melzer, Mergea, Murray, Pavić, Polášek, Pospisil, Querrey, Roger-Vasselin, Škugor 2020s 7  Mektić 6  Granollers, Koolhof, Zeballos 5  Pavić 3  R. Ram, Salisbury, Skupski 2  Arévalo, Bopanna, Ebden, S. González, Hurkacz, Isner, Roger-Vasselin 1  Auger-Aliassime, Carreño Busta, de Minaur, Dodig, Gillé, M. González, Khachanov, S. Korda, A. Krajicek, Molteni, Nys, Peers, Polášek, Pütz, Rojer, Rublev, Sock, Thompson, Venus, Vliegen, Zieliński

Titles won by country

Note: Titles, won by a team of players from same country, count as one title, not two.

as of 2024 Paris. ^[update]

89	United States (36 players)

41	Australia (16 players)

33	Canada (5 players)

32	Netherlands (7 players)

27	India (3 players)

23	Croatia (4 players)

21	France (13 players)

20	Sweden (6 players)

19	Spain (10 players)

17	Bahamas (1 player)

16	Belarus (1 player),   Czech Republic (10 players)

15	Serbia (1 player)

14	South Africa (5 players)

13	Brazil (2 players)

12	Zimbabwe (3 players)

10	Argentina (4 players),   Poland (6 players)

9	Great Britain (4 players)

8	Russia (2 players) [lower-alpha 1]

5	Israel (2 players)

4	Austria (2 players),   Germany (3 players),   Romania (2 players),    Switzerland (3 players)

3	Finland (1 player),   Slovakia (2 players)

2	Belgium (3 players),   Colombia (2 players),   El Salvador (1 player),   Mexico (1 player),   Uruguay (1 player)

1	Italy ,   Monaco ,   Pakistan ,   Ukraine

1. Not including Karen Khachanov and Andrey Rublev's title win at Madrid in 2023.

See also

ATP Tour ATP Tour Masters 1000 Tennis Masters Series singles records and statistics Grand Prix Super Series

WTA Tour WTA 1000 WTA 1000 Series singles records and statistics WTA 1000 Series doubles records and statistics WTA Premier Mandatory and Premier 5 WTA Tier I tournaments

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