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Posted by tennisplanet on November 26, 2008
It’s two-part question:
1. Who (ATP) won 27 titles in one year – an open era record – combination of both singles and doubles titles?
2. How many singles and how many doubles?
So your answer will look like this:
1. Del Potro.
2. 12 singles and 15 doubles.
Geeeezzzz. Now remember the day care center will be serving sweets to all toddlers on Thanksgiving.
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King said
1. Rafael Nadal
2.23 singles 4 doubles
dk said
Hmm… Martina Navratilova has won 32 titles in 1983 (16 singles/ 16 doubles/ plus who knows how many mixed doubles…) Were you asking about men?
Adrian said
I thought Martina Navratilova had the record winning 16 singles and 13 doubles for a total of 29 titles in 1983.
Werni said
1. John McEnroe in 1979
2. 10 singles and 17 doubles
Blake said
John McEnroe
10 Singles. 17 Doubles.
Claudio Noguera said
John McEnroe won 26 titles in 1979. 10 singles, 16 doubles.
I’ll keep looking.
Claudio Noguera said
mmm I see somewhere that McEnroe won 17 doubles titles in 1979, but only 16 appear in the ATP website
Deep South Girl said
I think this one is WAAAAAAAAAAY too difficult, TP
Stella said
Martina.
1983 16 singles 11 doubles
Just Me said
1. Del Potro.
2. 12 singles and 15 doubles.
3. I can’t be wrong this time.
ricke said
1. McEnroe, John
2. McEnroe won 10 singles and 17 doubles titles
Ch said
McEnroe
10 singles, 17 doubles
djb said
1. John McEnroe
2. 10 Singles and 17 Doubles
I believe this took place in 1979
Roger Federer said
You are asking about men only, right ?
Because Martina Navratilova won 29 titles (singles + doubles) twice, in 1982 and 1983.
Stella said
That Martina I suggested in my earlier post was of course Navratilova and not the later version of “Martina “Hingis
claire said
I’m with you Deep South Girl – I gave up looking for the answer!
claire said
Not Del Potro – only has around 8 career titles!
claire said
Oops, Just Me, I see where you got your answer, TP’s example! Ha Ha 🙂
bluechyll said
I believe it was:
1. John McEnroe
2. 10 singles and 17 doubles
Blake said
man, wtf? I posted my response ages ago and it still hasn’t come up, yet 8 others that weren’t there before have???
ripped off.
for the second and final time, it’s johnny mac with 10 singles, 17 doubles.
Michael said
1. Todd Woodbridge.
2. 27 Doubles and 0 Singles.
JT said
John McEnroe in 1979
12 singles (10 listed by the ATP and two invitational)
15 doubles
JT said
Actually, I just checked and there seems to be a discrepancy. He may have won 17 doubles that year so 27 are listed by the ATP. So he actually won 29 titles: 12 singles and 17 doubles
zihwye said
Heh i think the Rafa answer is correct?
Cuz TP said, 27 titles (therefore, martina navratilova won too many to be the answer for this qn)?
Stella said
Mc Enroe
10 singles 17 doubles
bunnee said
1. McEnroe
2. 10 singles and 17 doubles
djb said
It was John McEnroe in 1979.
10 Singles Titles
17 Doubles Titles
Deep South Girl said
Hey Blake (#20)–TP has taunted me the same way (Actually I think he just took time off for Thanksgiving holiday—-assuming he’s American)
Blake said
Haha, thnx DSG 😉
Deep South Girl said
You are as welcome as the Flowers in May–as my Mother used to say. May she R.I.P.