Titles by country (active players only)

Spain: 125 (Nadal 50, Ferrero 16, Ferrer 15, Almagro 12, Robredo 10, Montanes 5, Verdasco 5, Granollers 3, Vicente 3, Andujar 2, Garcia-Lopez 2, Lopez 2)

Switzerland: 78 (Federer 75, Wawrinka 3)

USA: 60 (Roddick 31, Blake 10, Fish 6, Querrey 6, Ginepri 3, Isner 3, Ram 1)

France: 41 (Simon 10, Tsonga 8, Gasquet 6, Llodra 5, Mathieu 4, Monfils 4, Serra 2, Chardy 1, Dupuis 1)

Russia: 40 (Davydenko 21, Youzhny 8, Tursunov 7, Andreev 3, Kunitsyn 1)

Argentina: 33 (Del Potro 11, Nalbandian 11, Chela 6, Monaco 5)

Serbia: 33 (Djokovic 30, Tipsarevic 2, Troicki 1)

Australia: 28 (Hewitt)

Germany: 23 (Haas 13, Kohlschreiber 4, Schuettler 4, Becker 1, Petzschner 1)

Britain: 22 (Murray)

Croatia: 12 (Cilic 7, Karlovic 4, Dodig 1)

Czech Republic: 12 (Berdych 7, Stepanek 5)

Chile: 6 (Massu)

Thanks. Sjengster.

Thanks Sjengster :kiss:

Too bad Switzerland will fall back to 30 wins as Rosset retired last week....
....and as it's only for active players

España :worship:

Corretja still plays?

Just about.

Spain: 95 (Moya 18, Corretja 17, Costa 12, Ferrero 11, Mantilla 10, Nadal 10, Martin 3, Vicente 3, Robredo 2, Sanchez 2, Blanco 1, Calatrava 1, Ferrer 1, Lopez 1, Portas 1, Ventura 1, Verdasco 1)

USA: 92 (Agassi 60, Roddick 19, Dent 4, Gambill 3, Ginepri 2, Blake 2, Fish 1, Spadea 1)

Argentina: 41 (Coria 9, Gaudio 8, Canas 6, Chela 3, Nalbandian 3, Puerta 3, Squillari 3, Zabaleta 3, Acasuso 2, Calleri 1)

Sweden: 38 (Enqvist 19, T. Johansson 8, Bjorkman 5, J. Johansson 3, Soderling 2, Vinciguerra 1)

Australia: 36 (Hewitt 24, Philippoussis 10, Arthurs 1, Draper 1)

Switzerland: 32 (guess who...)

Britain: 26 (Rusedski 15, Henman 11)

Russia: 23 (Safin 15, Davydenko 5, Youzhny 2, Andreev 1)

France: 19 (Escude 4, Santoro 4, Grosjean 3, Clement 2, Mathieu 2, Dupuis 1, Gasquet 1, Llodra 1, Monfils 1)

Germany: 18 (Haas 7, Kiefer 6, Schuettler 4, Burgsmuller 1)

great! :wavey:

An addition for France : Golmard 2, Di Pasquale 1, Haehnel 1.

Better to do it before Golmard retires ;)

Brazil 21 (Kuerten 20, Mello 1)

Brazil has more titles than Germany so they should be on the list. ;)

Federer has all 32 - not even 1 from someone else on the ATP tour? Maybe Wawrinka can help out in the future?

Brazil has more titles than Germany so they should be on the list. ;)

Got there in the end. :p

If you count Goran as active. Croatia has 26

If you count Goran as active. Croatia has 26

Is he really coming back in Zagreb? As of now, he's a retired player for the books.

Is he really coming back in Zagreb? As of now, he's a retired player for the books.

he should count if Corretja counts :)

he wont play, he does not want a WC to go to waste, rather give it to Croatian Jr. like Cilic

Squillari retired, 3 less for Argentina :sad:
and should the ones from Puerta count?

Thanks for the reminder about Squillari. As for Puerta, two of those titles were won years before the first drug allegation, let alone the second, and Casablanca this year was months before the positive sample at RG, so I think they count.

Scott Draper has officially retired, too.

Yes I agree it's about time that Stan adds to the title list too.

As for Puerta hmm will he ever play again as he's banned for 8 years

Good point about Puerta... in fact, I don't think he can qualify as an active player any more.

Costa retired, this should put the USA ahead for a short while, that is until AA calls it quits.

how is corretja still active...

There is alot of people on that list that have retired.

Who makes a lot? Corretja and Sanchez (blah, Sanchez oficially retired and should be removed... Corretja doesn't play anymore either)

I was wondering about Jerome Golmard but he tries from time to time in some low level tournies.

I have never been in this section before. Where do all of you get your information?

ATPTennis.com, tenniscorner.net (though you have to be careful with their info, it's not always reliable) and itftennis.com (though for some reason I now can't access player activity over there, the page just comes up blank).

I guess Chile should be on the list with Gonzo and Nico's titles.

Also Jarkko won the first for Finland back in Jan. ;)

I guess Chile should be on the list with Gonzo and Nico's titles.

Also Jarkko won the first for Finland back in Jan. ;)

It's for 20 titles and more.

rios+gonzo+massu=more than 20 :p

rios+gonzo+massu=more than 20 :p

Rios would defy my definition of "active". :p

u can drop USA alot after the us open

Switzerland: 39 (guess who...) -> 40 (Federer 39, Wawrinka 1)

Ahh sooooo good to see Switzerland is no longer a one man show!! (even though it needs an update ;) ;) )

Yes, I edited the list.

Wayner Arthurs has retired???

Thanks for reminding me. Pity to have to go out on a retirement at your home Slam.

The Door isn't retired.

Morrocco 6
with El Aynaoui 5 and Arazi 1 :D lol
its not a lot but i think its nice to represent Africa :D

its not a lot but i think its nice to represent Africa :D

Yeah! Thanks a lot men! :o :worship:

Di Pasquale has retired early 2007.

Australia: 37 (Hewitt 26, Philippoussis 11)


Arthurs (1 title) is still active. He lost to Dogopolov at Roland Garros 2007 in the 1st round of qualies.

Arthurs (1 title) is still active. He lost to Dogopolov at Roland Garros 2007 in the 1st round of qualies.

Maybe he will try to qualife at Wimbledon:)

*bump*

Baghdatis has won ATP titles. His country should be added to the list. Philippoussis is retired,just for the record.

No surprise Spain is leading ;)

Switzerland the second, with 57 Roger's titles and one Stan's. :lol:

This thread deserves a bump.

What a huge lead by Spain..

Lopez on 2... Verdasco on 4

Burgsmuller is retired, I think.

Federer will single-handedly win more titles for Switzerland to defeat Spain.

Or maybe not.

Federer will single-handedly win more titles for Switzerland to defeat Spain.

Or maybe not.

When Moya, Ferrero and Robredo retire, Roger's lead might increase.

*bump*

Not bad going by Muzza, keeping Britain dead level with Croatia and Germany with 21 titles all on his own.

*bump*

Hope for a 2012 update :)