Tennis-X Stat Freak: ATP Win-Loss Leaders, ATP Hamburg, WTA Rome

ATP WIN-LOSS LEADERS
Masters Series-Rome winner Carlos Moya also takes the lead in wins on the year (through May 9, 2004):

1. Carlos Moya (ESP) 33-7 (3 titles)
2. Andy Roddick (USA) 32-7 (2 titles)
3. Roger Federer (SUI) 26-3 (3 titles)
4. Guillermo Coria (ARG) 23-5 (2 titles)
5. Three players tied with 20 wins


ATP HAMBURG MULTIPLE WINNERS
Ukrainian Andrei Medvedev never won a French Open, but he dominated at the Masters Series-Hamburg with three wins in four years, while American Eddie Dibbs also collected three in the '70s. The legendary Spanish doubles team of Casal-Sanchez are the only doubles pairing to win three titles:

3--Sergio Casal/Emilio Sanchez, ESP (1992-91,'86)
3--Eddie Dibbs, USA (1976,'74-73)
3--Andrei Medvedev, UKR (1997,'95-94)
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2--Juan Aguilera, ESP (1990,'84)
2--Jurgen Fassbender/Han Jurgen Pohmann, GER (1974-73)
2--Hans Gildemeister/Andres Gomez, CHI/ECU (1985,'81)
2--Jose Higueras, ESP (1982,'79)
2--Mark Knowles/Daniel Nestor, BAH/CAN (2003,'96)
2--Ivan Lendl, USA (1989,'87)
2--Tom Okker/Marty Riessen, NED/USA (1969-68)
2--Manuel Orantes, ESP (1975,'72)


WTA ROME MULTIPLE WINNERS
Spain's Conchita Martinez is close to catching American Chris Evert's record of five Rome titles:

5--Chris Evert, USA (1980-82,'75-74)
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4--Conchita Martinez, ESP (1996-93)
4--Gabriela Sabatini, ARG (1992-91,'89-88)
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2--Mary Jo Fernandez/Natalia Zvereva, USA/BLR (1995-94)
2--Monica Seles, USA (2000,'90)