By Grand Slam titles, Novak Djokovic won the Big Three rivalry with 24, ahead of Rafael Nadal's 22 and Roger Federer's 20. Djokovic also leads both head-to-hea…
Federer, 21, won Wimbledon in straight sets. Seven months later he was No. 1 for a record 237 straight weeks.
He beat Federer in the semi-final on his 19th birthday and won the title at his first attempt.
Nadal beat Federer in near darkness after rain delays, ending Federer's five-year Wimbledon reign.
Aged 20, Djokovic beat Federer in the semi-final and won in Melbourne.
He started 2011 41-0, beat Nadal in six finals and became No. 1.
Djokovic beat Nadal 7-5 in the fifth set after trailing 4-2. Both needed chairs at the ceremony.
Back from injury, Federer beat Nadal in the Australian Open final; Nadal won Paris and New York.
Federer served at 8-7, 40-15 and missed both. Djokovic won the first final-set tie-break final.
His last match was in London, partnering Nadal. The photo of them in tears defined the era's end.
Djokovic won three majors to reach 24, ahead of Nadal's 22 and Federer's 20.
Djokovic won Olympic gold at Roland Garros. Nadal retired after the Davis Cup in November.
Federer entered the Hall of Fame on 29 August. Djokovic, 39, won his 102nd title on 6 October.
Djokovic leads Slams, weeks at No. 1 and both head-to-heads. Nadal owns 14 French Opens. Federer has 103 titles.
Djokovic leads Nadal 31-29 and Federer 27-23. Nadal leads Federer 24-16.
Of 81 majors in that window, the Big Three won 66. Everyone else shared 15.
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