另一篇～ Pete Sampras - By the Numbers Here's a look back at some of the records, statistics and accolades picked up during the career of American Pete Sampras: WEEKS AT NO. 1:* No. 1. Pete Sampras 286 2. Ivan Lendl 270 3. Jimmy Connors 268 4. John McEnroe 170 5. Bjorn Borg 109 YEARS AT NO. 1:* YEARS 1. Pete Sampras 6 2. Jimmy Connors 5 3. Ivan Lendl/John McEnroe 4 5. Three tied with 2 CAREER GRAND SLAM TITLES:# TITLES 1. Pete Sampras 14 2. Roy Emerson 12 3. Bjorn Borg 11 3. Rod Laver 11 5. Bill Tilden 10 CAREER PRIZE MONEY:# US$ 1. Pete Sampras $43 million 2. Andre Agassi $27 million 3. Boris Becker $25 million 4. Yevgeny Kafelnikov $23 million 5. Ivan Lendl $21 million CAREER TITLES:* TITLES 1. Jimmy Connors 109 2. Ivan Lendl 94 3. John McEnroe 77 4. Pete Sampras 64 5. Bjorn Borg/Guillermo Vilas 62 YEARS IN TOP 10:* YEARS 1. Jimmy Connors 16 2T. Andre Agassi 13 2T. Ivan Lendl 13 4. Pete Sampras 12 5. Boris Becker 11 YEAR-END CHAMPIONSHIPS:* NO. 1T. Pete Sampras 5 1T. Ivan Lendl 5 3. Ilie Nastase 4 4. John McEnroe 3 5. Three tied with 2 TENNIS MASTERS SERIES TITLES:+ NO. 1. Andre Agassi 16 2. Pete Sampras 11 3. Thomas Muster 8 4. Michael Chang 7 5. Four tied with 5 # All-Time * Open Era (since 1968) + Since 1990 TITLES BY SURFACE Hard Carpet Grass Clay 36 15 10 3 TITLES BY COUNTRY (11) United States 26 Great Britain 10 Germany 7 France 5 Australia 4 Japan 4 Austria 2 Belgium 2 Hong Kong 2 Italy 1 Switzerland 1 TITLES BY YEAR 1990 4 1991 4 1992 5 1993 8 1994 10 1995 5 1996 8 1997 8 1998 4 1999 5 2000 2 2001 0 2002 1 TITLES BY AGE 18 2 19 3 20 5 21 8 22 11 23 5 24 6 25 9 26 6 27 4 28 4 29 0 30 0 31 1 OTHER SAMPRAS SUPERLATIVES - Appeared in at least one Grand Slam final for 11 consecutive years (1992-2002), winning in eight straight (1993-2000). - He and Ken Rosewall are the only men to win Grand Slam titles as a teenager, in their 20s and in their 30s. - Won at least one title for 11 straight years (1990- 2000) and 12 of 13 (except 2001). - Captured Tennis Masters Cup (ATP World Championship) five times in Germany (1991, '94, '96-97, '99). - Compiled a 19-9 career Davis Cup record (15-8 in singles) and member of winning teams in 1992 and '95. - Served a career-high 1,011 aces in 1993 to lead ATP circuit; also led in 1995 with 974 aces. - Won a career-high 10 titles and compiled a personal-best 29-match winning streak in 1994. - Won a career-best 85 matches in 1993 and on Apr. 12th became 11th player in history of ATP Rankings to hold No. 1. - Youngest US Open men's champion at 19 years, 28 days in 1990. - The only player to finish No. 1 on the ATP Rankings for six consecutive years (1993-98). - Compiled a 40-2 match record on Centre Court at Wimbledon and 63-7 overall at All England Club. AWARDS - Named ATP Player of the Year six straight years from 1993-98. - Named U.S. Olympic Committee "Sportsman of the Year," first tennis player to receive award in 1997. - Named GQ Magazine's Individual Athlete Award for Man of the Year in 2000. - Selected No. 1 player (of 25 players) in past 25 years in a panel of 100 current and past players, journalists and tournament directors to commemorate 25th anniversary of ATP in 1997. - Voted 48th athlete of Top 50 Greatest North American Athletes of ESPN's SportsCentury (also youngest on list). -- 還是有點捨不得啊T.T --

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