The Australian Open has long been one of tennis’s most demanding major tournaments, played in challenging summer conditions that reward endurance, adaptability, and elite hard-court skills. Over more than a century of competition, a small group of men have risen to the top, winning multiple titles and cementing their legacies in Melbourne.
Below is a ranking of the men who have won the most Australian Open singles titles, from most to least.
Novak Djokovic – 10 Australian Open Titles (Record)
Novak Djokovic holds the all-time record for the most Australian Open men’s singles titles in the Open Era and across all eras. His ten championships are unmatched in men’s singles history.
Titles: 10 (2008, 2011–2013, 2015–2016, 2019–2021, 2023)
Era of dominance: 2008–2023
Key qualities: Exceptional movement, mental resilience, and consistency across multiple phases of his career.
Djokovic’s success at the Australian Open is a central part of his legacy as one of the greatest players in tennis history.
Roy Emerson – 6 Australian Open Titles
Roy Emerson was the first man to win six Australian Open singles titles, dominating in the 1960s before the Open Era.
Titles: 6 (1959, 1961, 1963–1967)
Significance: Emerson’s Australian success helped establish his place as one of the top players of his generation.
Roger Federer – 6 Australian Open Titles
Roger Federer shares the second-most singles titles at the Australian Open among men, with six victories in the Open Era.
Titles: 6 (2004, 2006–2007, 2010, 2017–2018)
Finals appearances: Multiple key finals spanning more than a decade.
Legacy: Federer’s elegant and consistent game made him a perennial threat at Melbourne Park.
Andre Agassi – 4 Australian Open Titles
Andre Agassi stands out as one of the most successful American champions at the event, with four singles titles.
Titles: 4 (1995, 2000–2001, 2003)
Notable: Agassi’s hard-court prowess and longevity enabled him to capture titles across different phases of his career.
Jack Crawford, Ken Rosewall – 4 Titles Each
Two other all-time greats reached four singles titles at the Australian Open, reflecting their sustained excellence over many years.
Jack Crawford (AUS): 4 titles
Ken Rosewall (AUS): 4 titles
Both players were significant figures during the amateur and early Open Eras.
Rod Laver – 3 Australian Open Titles
Rod Laver is a pivotal figure in Australian Open history, with three singles championships spanning different conditions and eras.
Titles: 3
Historic significance: Laver completed two calendar-year Grand Slams in his career and remains a foundational legend of the sport.
Mats Wilander, James Anderson, Adrian Quist – 3 Titles Each
Several other champions also won three singles titles at the Australian Open, representing different eras and styles.
Mats Wilander (SWE)
James Anderson (AUS)
Adrian Quist (AUS)
Honourable Mentions
Several other noteworthy champions have also triumphed at Melbourne Park, including:
Jannik Sinner – 2 titles (2024, 2025)
Rafael Nadal – 2 titles (2009, 2022)
Stefan Edberg – 2 titles
Pete Sampras – 2 titles
And others with single titles or strong performances over the years.
When discussing the most Australian Open titles male players have won, Novak Djokovic stands alone with a record ten championships in men’s singles, a feat that places him at the top of the tournament’s all-time list. Behind him are legends from multiple eras, including Roy Emerson, Roger Federer, and Andre Agassi, each leaving a distinct mark on Australian Open history.
