5 players with the most ATP Masters 1000 trophies

#3 Ivan Lendl

Andy Murray with his then coach Ivan Lendl after winning the Aegeon Championships.

The man widely considered to be the forerunner to the present-day power baseline slugging, Ivan Lendl won a cool 22 Masters titles between 1980 to 1989 inclusive in addition to his 8 Grand Slam titles.

Packed with power and heavy top-spin, Lendl's forehands regularly caused significant trouble to the game's best. The Czech won an impressive six titles at the Canadian Open (the most among all players active or retired).

Lendl also enjoyed a successful spell as coach of Brit Andy Murray helping the Brit rise to the top of the ATP rankings and coaching him to two Wimbledon triumphs. Lendl is presently rendering his services as coach to young gun Alexander Zverev.

Lendl is the only male tennis athlete to have aggregated a win percentage of 90% or above in five different years. He won 94 singles titles in all. Lendl also enjoyed eight stints as the world's top-ranked player with the most notable being his 7th stint which came in 1989-1990, lasting 157 consecutive weeks.