(UPDATED 9 NOVEMBER 2025)
- Youngest and first teenage World No. 1 and year-end No. 1 in PIF ATP Rankings history (since 1973), making record rise from No. 32 at end of 2021 to No. 1 at age 19 in September 2022.
- Returned to No. 1 after winning 2025 US Open and earned 44 weeks as No. 1 in his career.
- Beat Ruud in 2022 US Open final for No. 1 ranking, becoming youngest men’s champion at US Open since Sampras, 19, in 1990 and at any Grand Slam event since Nadal, 19, at 2005 Roland Garros.
- Earned fifth set wins over Sinner in SF and Zverev in final to capture 2024 Roland Garros, becoming the youngest man to win a Grand Slam title on all three surfaces.
- Saved 3 championship points and rallied from 2 sets down for 1st time in career to defeat Sinner in longest Roland Garros final in tournament history (5H29M) to defend the title in 2025.
- Defeated 7-time champion Djokovic in 2023 and 2024 Wimbledon finals to be the second man in Open Era to win his first 4 Grand Slam finals after Federer (7) and went on a 20-match winning streak at Wimbledon before losing in 2025 final for his 1st loss in a Grand Slam final (after 5-0 start).
- Third Spanish men's Wimbledon singles champion in history after Nadal (2008, 2010) and Santana (1966).
- At 2024 Paris Olympics, became the youngest man to play in a Olympic final in Open Era, earning silver medal (l. to Djokovic).
- Six-time Grand Slam champion (6-1 in finals) and one of 4 men to win Grand Slam titles on multiple surfaces (also Djokovic, Nadal, Wilander).
- Became youngest ATP 500 champion at 2022 Rio de Janeiro (since 2009) and 3rd-youngest ATP Masters 1000 champion at 2022 Miami (since 1990).
- Captured 9 titles as a teenager (9-3 in finals), only trailing behind Borg (17), Nadal (16), Wilander (14), Becker (12) and Agassi (10) among men in Open Era.
- He is 8-1 in ATP Masters 1000 finals, only loss at 2023 Cincinnati, where he fell to Djokovic in a 3h49m final (held 1 MP), longest best-of-3 final in ATP Tour era (since 1990).
- Won Monte-Carlo and Rome in 2025 to join Nadal, Djokovic, Kuerten and Rios as only players to win 3 different ATP Masters 1000 events on clay in series history (since 1990).
- Youngest player to defeat both Nadal and Djokovic and 1st to do so at same clay-court event, beating them on back-to-back days en route to 2nd ATP Masters 1000 title at 2022 Madrid.
- Reached 1st Grand Slam QF at 2021 US Open, becoming youngest men’s quarter-finalist at US Open since Koch, 18, in 1963 (Amateur Era) and at any Grand Slam since Chang, 18, at 1990 Roland Garros.
