Federer, Nadal and Djokovic are ridiculously good, but are the Big 3 better than every other era in tennis history?

ATP Finals Dominance

The ATP Finals is the second highest tier of men's tennis tournament after the four Grand Slams

The year-end ATP Finals has been won by the Big 3 a total of 11 times in the last 15 years. Federer has won it a record 6 times while Djokovic has won it 5 times. Lendl and Sampras also have 5 victories.

Connors, Borg, and McEnroe had won the tournament 6 times in 8 years, while Lendl, Becker, and Edberg had won it 9 times in 15 years. Sampras and Agassi had won it 6 times in 10 years.

Nadal, Wilander and Courier have never won the ATP Finals.

There have been five Big 3 finals. But for Connors, Borg, and McEnroe, there was only a single Connors-Borg final. Wilander, Lendl, Becker and Edberg had five finals among them and Courier, Sampras and Agassi had two finals.

Federer has won the ATP Finals a record 6 times from 10 finals

Federer has qualified for the tournament 15 times and played in the final on 10 occasions. Lendl qualified 12 times and played in the final 9 times.

The longest streak for the Big 3 is six titles - from 2010 to 2015. The next longest streak is five titles by Lendl, Becker and Edberg, from 1985 to 1989.