Stefanos Tsitsipas has firmly entered a historic ranking with a surprising fact after winning the title at ATP Gstaad 2026. Despite not experiencing his best period as a professional, today's victory allows him to lift a trophy for the ninth consecutive year, getting closer and closer to true legends of the circuit.
Consecutive seasons with at least one singles title won,
— Oleg S. (@AnnaK_4ever) July 19, 2026
since 2000
(men)
20 — Djokovic
19 — Nadal
15 — Federer
12 — Murray, Roddick
11 — Cilic
9 — Davydenko, TSITSIPAS
It is true that Tsitsipas is far from being that player who frequents the final rounds of the big tournaments and the high positions of the ATP rankings, but today's title is further proof that every year he at least scrapes a trophy for a long time. For now, he has already matched Nikolay Davydenko, and only has ahead of him Marin Cilic (11), Andy Murray (12), Andy Roddick (12), Roger Federer (15), Rafael Nadal (19), and Novak Djokovic (20).
Is this Tsitsipas' rebirth?
This result is great news for Stefanos, who returns to the top 50 after several weeks beyond the top 80 and without finding good sensations in most tournaments he participated in. However, the big question is whether he will manage to maintain his good form and be more consistent, as lately he has been used to having one good result among several disappointments.
Tsitsipas knows that his issue is not his game but his mentality, so he just needs to click in his mind to regain confidence in himself and his shots and return to where he belongs. In Gstaad, he has taken the first step, but it should not be the last if his intention is to vie for the major titles.
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