Novak Djokovic enters 900-wins club: Looking back at the milestone wins of the Serb's career

# 600th win: 2014 Paris-Bercy final

Djokovic lifts the 2014 Paris-Bercy title

In his third Paris Masters final, Djokovic beat Canada's Milos Raonic in straight sets to win his third title at the tournament.

That marked Djokovic's 600th singles match win, and helped the Serb inch closer to reclaiming the World No. 1 ranking.

Djokovic would go on to win the ATP Finals in London to end the season atop the world rankings for the third time in his career.

# 700th win: 2016 Dubai Round of 16

Novak Djokovic at 2016 Dubai

Djokovic beat Tunisian Malek Jaziri for the loss of just three games at Dubai 2016 to move to within three wins of a fifth title in the desert

The victory was Djokovic's 700th on the ATP tour. The reigning Australian Open champion would however go on to lose to Spaniard Feliciano Lopez in the quarterfinal, retiring from the match after dropping the first set.

# 800th win: 2018 Queens quarterfinals

Djokovic at 2018 London Queens

Making his first appearance at Queens since 2010, Djokovic continued his serene progress through the draw by beating Frenchman Adrian Mannarino in straight sets to reach the quarterfinals.

That marked the Serb's 800th singles match win on the tour. Djokovic would go on to squander a match point in the championship match against Marin Cilic before going down to the Croat in three sets.

Three weeks later, Djokovic would hoist aloft a fourth title at Wimbledon.

# 900th win: 2020 Australian Open Round of 128

Djokovic reacts after beating Struff at the 2020 Australian Open

Fresh off winning the inaugural ATP Cup for Serbia, where the Serb won all his 6 singles matches, Djokovic opened his campaign for a record-extending 8th Australian Open title with a win over German Jan-Lennard Struff.

After edging the first set on a tiebreak, Djokovic looked in cruise control in the second. To his credit though, Struff fought back by taking the third set.

Normal service soon resumed as Djokovic upped the ante to close out a four-set win, for his 900th singles victory on tour. The Serb, in the process, became only the sixth player overall and third active to reach the milestone in the all-time match wins leaderboard - which is headed by Jimmy Connors (1274) and Roger Federer (1238).

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