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\n What history did Novak Djokovic make at the Australian Open?<\/p>\n
Learn some of the records Djokovic extended and set<\/p>\n
February 02, 2026<\/p>\n
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Novak Djokovic reached the Australian Open final for the 11th time.
\n By ATP Staff<\/p>\n
Novak Djokovic<\/a> fell just short of winning his 25th Grand Slam title at the Australian Open<\/a>, where he battled Carlos Alcaraz<\/a> in a tight four-setter in the final. But it was still a memorable tournament for the Serbian.<\/p>\n Djokovic made plenty of history throughout the fortnight, continuing to write and rewrite the record books.<\/p>\n ATPTour.com looks at just five of the historic achievements the 38-year-old earned at the season\u2019s first major.<\/p>\n You May Also Like: Djokovic not giving up on 25th Slam dream: \u2018I always believe I can\u2019<\/a><\/p>\n Record for most Australian Open<\/a> wins Djokovic now owns at least 100 victories at the Australian Open<\/a>, Roland Garros<\/a> and Wimbledon<\/a>, making him the only player to achieve the feat at three different major tournaments.<\/p>\n Most Australian Open<\/a> Singles Wins<\/p>\n First to reach 400 Grand Slam wins Oldest Australian Open<\/a> finalist in Open Era Extended Slam singles finals record
By reaching the Australian Open<\/a> final, Djokovic now owns 104 wins at Melbourne Park, putting him in first place among both men and women in history. The Serbian passed Roger Federer<\/a>, who won 102 Australian Open<\/a> matches during his career.<\/p>\n
Djokovic already held the record for most Grand Slam singles wins in history, but he reached a milestone this fortnight. The 24-time major champion became the first player to reach 400 major match wins, finishing the event with 402. Federer is second on the all-time list with 369, while Serena Williams is just behind with 367.<\/p>\n
The 38-year-old became the oldest man in the Open Era to make the Australian Open<\/a> final, breaking the record set by Ken Rosewall<\/a>. The Australian reached the championship match in 1972 aged 37.<\/p>\n![\"\u201cATP\"\/](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/il\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/01\/atp-no-1-club-banner-article.jpg\")
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Djokovic had already held the mark for most Grand Slam singles finals in history with 37, but made his 38th to extend his record. He stood alone for the first time after making the 2023 Wimbledon<\/a> final. Chris Evert is second on the list with 34.<\/p>\n