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Where Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz now rank in the all-time list for most ATP titles won

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Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz have dominated the ATP Tour in recent times, claiming title after title, including Grand Slam after Grand Slam.

Remarkably, at the age of just 24, Sinner has claimed 30 ATP titles, while 23-year-old Alcaraz isn’t far behind on 26.

Both players do, however, still have a very long way to go to catch the all-time greats in the all-time titles list.

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Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz rankings in all-time ATP titles list

With a stunning 109 titles won during his glittering career, American ace Jimmy Connors tops the all-time list.

He is followed in second place by Roger Federer on 103, while Novak Djokovic is the only other player in triple figures with 101.

Completing the top five, Ivan Lendl is fourth with 94, while his fellow legend Rafael Nadal occupies fifth place with 92.

Meanwhile, Sinner is joint-22nd and Alcaraz is joint-24th in the all-time list with their figures of 30 and 26 respectively.

RankPlayerTitles
1Jimmy Connors109
2Roger Federer103
3Novak Djokovic101
4Ivan Lendl94
5Rafael Nadal92
6John McEnroe77
7Rod Laver72
8Bjorn Borg66
9Ilie Nastase64
=9Pete Sampras64
=22Jannik Sinner30
=24Carlos Alcaraz26
ATP title leaders + Jannik Sinner & Carlos Alcaraz

Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner boast impressive win-loss ratios

While the current two ATP superstars are some way off the all-time leaders for most titles, they are already in the top 10 of another list.

Hugely impressively, both Sinner and Alcaraz are among the leading ATP players with the best win-loss ratio.

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And this time it is the Spaniard who leads his rival, currently ranking seventh with his figure of 0.816, with 302 wins and 68 losses.

Sinner finds himself in ninth with a win-loss index of 0.804 from 365 wins and 89 losses, while Novak Djokovic leads the way.

RankPlayerWin-Loss indexWin-Loss
1Novak Djokovic0.8321177-238
2Rafael Nadal0.8261080-228
3Bjorn Borg0.824654-140
4Roger Federer0.821251-275
5Jimmy Connors0.8181274-283
6John McEnroe0.817883-198
7Carlos Alcaraz0.816302-68
8Ivan Lendl0.8151068-242
9Jannik Sinner0.804365-89
10Rod Laver0.798576-146
ATP Win-Loss index leaders

The Serbian superstar, who is still going at the age of 39, boasts a stunning figure of 0.832 thanks to 1177 wins and 238 losses.

All three players will now look to improve upon those figures in the North American hard-court swing, which concludes with the US Open.