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Novak completed one of the greatest seasons of all time on the ATP World Tour on Sunday.<\/p>\n
The world no.1 put the finishing touch to a magnificent year by beating Rafa Nadal (semis) and Roger Federer (finals) to win the ATP World Tour Finals for the fifth time in his career.<\/p>\n
Novak won 11 titles (including three Grand Slams and record six Masters 1000 events) and took his 2015 win-loss record to a phenomenal 82-6.<\/strong><\/p>\n Here are some remarkable record-breaking feats and significant achievements by Djokovic in what\u2019s been an unforgettable season of dominance:<\/p>\n – First man to win five Australian Open titles
\n– Third man alongside Rod Laver and Roger Federer (in the Open Era) to reach all four Grand Slam finals in one year
\n– Second man alongside Federer (in the Open Era) to win three Grand Slams in a single season multiple times
\n– First man since Federer (2007) to defend Wimbledon title
\n– First man to defeat Federer twice at Wimbledon
\n– First man to defeat Federer three times at the US Open
\n– Second man alongside Soderling to defeat Nadal at Roland Garros
\n– First man to defeat Nadal in straight sets at Roland Garros
\n– First man to defeat both Federer and Nadal at all four Grand Slams
\n– First man to hold tied\/positive H2H record against Federer at all four Grand Slams
\n– First man to eliminate all other defending Slam champions in a calendar year
\n– Sixth man with double digit Grand Slam titles
\n– First man to win six Masters events in one year
\n– First man to win six Masters tournaments at least three times (IW, Miami, Rome, Rogers Cup, Shanghai, Paris)
\n– First man to win four Masters 1000 events at least four times (IW, Miami, Rome, Paris)
\n– First man to win Indian Wells-Miami double three times
\n– First man to win the Australian Open-Indian Wells-Miami triple two times
\n– First man to win the first three Masters events of the year (IW, Miami, Monte Carlo)
\n– The only player to win four titles in Indian Wells
\n– The only player to win Shanghai Rolex Masters 3 times
\n– The only player to win Paris Masters four times
\n– First man to win three BNP Paribas Masters titles in a row
\n– First man to reach final of eight Masters tournaments in a year
\n– First man to win five or more Masters events in one year on two occasions
\n– First man to win five consecutive Masters tournaments in which he participated (done twice)
\n– Recorded most Masters wins in a season \u2013 39
\n– Won most hard court Masters titles \u2013 19
\n– Had second longest Masters winning streak (30, only bettered by his other streak \u2013 31)
\n– Highest amount of points (16,785)
\n– Largest points lead over no.2 (8,535)
\n– First no.1 not to drop any ATP points for 12 months, from Shanghai 2014 semi-finals to 2015 World Tour Finals Round Robin stage
\n– First man to beat Nadal at every big clay-court tournament
\n– First man to beat Federer five times in one season
\n– First man to beat Nadal, Federer and Murray at least 21 times each
\n– First man since Federer (2007) to hold no.1 ranking for an entire calendar year
\n– Longest run of final tournament appearances in one season \u2013 15 finals in a row
\n– Tied with Ivan Lendl and John McEnroe in third place with 4 year-end no.1 finishes (Sampras 6, Federer and Connors 5)
\n– Fifth player in the all-time list with number of weeks spent at no.1 (174 weeks of reign)
\n– Record number of top 10 wins in a season – 31
\n– First man to have 20+ wins over top 10 players in four seasons
\n– First man to beat all top 10 players in a calendar year
\n– Longest winning streak at ATP World Tour Finals \u2013 15 victories in a row
\n– First man to win four ATP World Tour Finals titles in a row<\/p>\n