Wimbledon, Paris Masters, ATP Finals (7)

When Djokovic lost to Federer in his first Grand Slam final at the 2007 US Open final, the Swiss superstar predicted they would have "many more battles".Ultimately, they went on to build an engrossing rivalry - with Djokovic going on to win 13 titles by beating Federer in trophy matches.

He also won the 2014 ATP Finals after the Swiss withdrew before the final with a back injury.However, it is Rafael Nadal who Djokovic has beaten more times in finals than anybody else.The 'Big Three', as they became known, were the dominant players of the late 2000s and 2010s, with only Andy Murray breaking their 16-year stranglehold on the world number one ranking between 2004 and 2020.

It is unsurprising that Nadal, Federer and Murray account for 40 of the men beaten by Djokovic in his 100 triumphant finals.The Serb has faced 37 other opponents across the remaining 60 matches.

Argentine Canas, born in 1977 and turning 48 later this year, is the oldest player he has beaten.

Carlos Alcaraz - a 22-year-old who is nearer in age to Djokovic's 10-year-old son Stefan - is the youngest."I've thought a lot about this day, you hope it never comes, but today is it," Gasquet said.

"I can't dream of anything better than standing on this incredible court, the most beautiful court in the world."Later in the day, 38-year-old Djokovic continued his recent good form with a 6-3 6-2 7-6 (7-1) victory against France's Moutet.

Djokovic came to Roland Garros, where he is a three-time champion, on the back ofin Geneva last week and maintained his good from against Moutet, winning in just over three hours.