Tennis
How many titles has Rafael Nadal won in his career? Complete list of trophies
The Balearic player has amassed some legendary numbers throughout his career. Now he says goodbye to tennis.
It’s no secret that Rafa Nadal’s career stands alongside the greatest in sports history. The Spaniard has never tired of winning, achieving milestones once thought impossible for mere mortals. Over his lifetime, Nadal has claimed 92 ATP singles titles, 22 of which are Grand Slams, including an unprecedented 14 Roland Garros titles—a feat unmatched in tennis history. Additionally, he has 11 doubles titles to his name, highlighted by Olympic gold in 2016 (having also won singles gold in 2008).
Nadal: a glorious tennis career
Nadal’s victories extend beyond individual achievements. He has been instrumental in Spain’s five Davis Cup triumphs (2004, 2008, 2009, 2011, and 2019) and has won two Laver Cups (2017 and 2019).
Alongside his 14 Roland Garros titles, Nadal has secured two Australian Open titles, two Wimbledon titles, and four US Open titles, making him the second man with the most Grand Slam victories, behind only Novak Djokovic’s 24.
In addition, Nadal has captured 36 Masters 1000 titles, 23 ATP 500 titles, and 10 ATP 250 titles. His record in finals stands at 92 wins and 39 losses, an impressive 70% success rate. His most recent title came in June 2022, when he lifted the Coupe des Mousquetaires in Paris. This is the remarkable record of Rafa Nadal’s illustrious career. Adiós, Rafa, leyenda!
Rafa Nadal's achievements
Year Championships
2022 Australian Open, Melbourne, Acapulco, Roland Garros
2021 Rome, Barcelona
2020 Roland Garros, Acapulco
2019 Masters 1000 Rome, Roland Garros, Masters 1000 Montreal, US Open
2018 Roland Garros, Rome, Barcelona, Monte Carlo, Toronto
2017 Roland Garros, US Open, Beijing, Monte Carlo, Barcelona, Madrid
2016 Monte Carlo, Barcelona
2015 Buenos Aires, Stuttgart, Hamburg
2014 Roland Garros, Doha, Rio de Janeiro, Madrid
2013 US Open, São Paulo, Acapulco, Indian Wells, Barcelona, Madrid, Rome, Roland Garros, Montreal, Cincinnati
2012 Roland Garros, Barcelona, Rome, Monte Carlo
2011 Roland Garros, Monte Carlo, Barcelona
2010 Roland Garros, Wimbledon, US Open, Tokyo, Monte Carlo, Rome, Madrid
2009 Australian Open, Indian Wells, Rome, Monte Carlo
2008 Roland Garros, Wimbledon, Monte Carlo, Barcelona, Hamburg, Queen's, Toronto, Olympic Games Beijing
2007 Roland Garros, Indian Wells, Monte Carlo, Barcelona, Rome, Stuttgart
2006 Roland Garros, Dubai, Monte Carlo, Barcelona, Rome
2005 Roland Garros, Costa do Sauipe, Acapulco, Monte Carlo, Barcelona, Rome, Bastad, Stuttgart, Montreal, Beijing, Madrid
2004 Sopot
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