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

Tournament level dominance

The Big 3: (L - R) Nadal, Djokovic, and Federer are the three most dominant players of all time

The Big 3 hold a number of records at the tournament level as well.

- ATP 500: Federer holds the record with 20 titles

- Australian Open: Djokovic and Federer with 6 titles

- French Open: Nadal with 10 titles

- Wimbledon: Federer with 8 titles

- US Open: Federer with 5 titles, shared with Jimmy Connors and Pete Sampras. Federer is the only one to win 5 consecutive titles.

- Nadal is the only player to win a title 10 times and he has done it at three tournaments (French Open, Monte Carlo Masters and the Barcelona Open).

The table below lists the other tournament records held by the Big 3.

Note: Djokovic shares the Miami Open record with Agassi and the Shanghai Masters record with Murray.

The sheer frequency of individual tournament titles exemplifies the high consistency the group plays at.