Two 500-level tours in Acapulco and Dubai are in full swing. As a tournament at the level of the Grand Slam, the Year-End Finals, and the Masters, the 500 also has considerable attention. The Dallas and Doha events, which have ended this year, have been upgraded from the 250 class to the 500 class.

So, who are the players who are currently at the top of the 500 tournament championships and finals?

In sixth place is the Greek beauty Tsitsipas. He has reached a total of 11 500 singles finals so far, but sadly, he has lost all 11 finals and is unlikely to win a title.

Especially in Rotterdam that year, in the face of Aliassime, who was difficult to win in the previous tour final, the Greeks still failed to grasp the opportunity, and finally achieved the opponent to pierce the window paper. In addition, the Greek also became the background of Federer's 100 crowns in Dubai, and successfully turned Zverev, the then valet Zverev, in Acapulco.

NO.5

Kei Nishikori has reached the 500 singles final twelve times and won a total of six titles.

In comparison, although the former Asian No. 1 brother has not won the Masters, his record in the 500 is still impressive, especially in Barcelona.

NO.4

Ferrer, who has reached the 500 singles final 16 times, has won a total of eight titles.

Like Kei Nishikori, Spanish stable Ferrer was also the best supporting actor in the Big Four era. Luckier than Kei Nishikori, he also won the Masters once. Both men had an equal win rate in the 500 finals, both by exactly half.

NO.3

Djokovic, 17 times to the 500 singles finals, a total of 14 championships!

Djokovic has won a very high percentage of the 500 finals, losing just four of his 17 finals. It is even more amazing to think that Deyo has won a total of 99 singles championships so far in his career, of which 72 are major tournament championships! In the two Asian tournaments of Dubai and China Open, he has won many championships.

NO.2

Nadal, who reached the 500 singles final 21 times and won 15 titles

Although Nadal is not as efficient as Djokovic in winning the championship, Nadal can beat Djokovic by one title. Nadal's 500 titles have been won mainly on clay, with more than 10 in Barcelona alone, as well as titles such as Acapulco and the Queen's Cup!

NO.1

Federer, who reached the 500 singles final 21 times, won 16 titles.

With the same number of finals as Nadal, Federer also topped his old rival by one title. The winning rate of the final is close to 80%, and it is worthy of being the king of the 500 races! Halle and Basel contributed the most! These two tournaments are probably Federer's favorite two tournaments besides Wimbledon!

I have to sigh again, no matter what kind of list, the Big Three Fennard is really everywhere! And when Tsitsipas will pierce this layer of window paper is also a big suspense!(Source: Tennis Home Author: Luo Cheng Qiye)