In the early morning of November 21, Beijing time, the final ATP year-end finals ended the competition. In the men's singles final, Djokovic, the No. 7 seed of the tournament, met with the No. 3 seed, Rude, . After two sets of fierce battles, Djokovic defeated his opponent 27-5/6-3 and became the oldest champion in the year-end finals. After Djokovic won the year-end championship this year, ATP officially updated the number of championships in the Big Three.

Djokovic has won a total of 65 major championships so far in his career. Among them, the Masters ranked first with 38 championships, the Grand Slam 21 championships were second only to Nadal 's 22 championships, and the year-end finals tied Federer's record with 6 championships. In terms of Djokovic's championship, the only one Olympic gold medal is missing.

Nadal won a total of 59 major championships, about 6 championships away from D. Nadal is the only player among the three giants who have an Olympic singles gold medal. He has a 36-win championship in the Masters, which is about 2 championships away from D. Grand Slam Nadal won a total of 22 championships, making him the player with the most Grand Slam titles among the three giants.

The retired Federer has a total of 54 major championships, including 20 Grand Slam champions, 28 Masters champions and 6 year-end finals champions. It is worth mentioning that with Djokovic winning the year-end finals for the sixth time this year, Federer's final advantage has also disappeared.

From the perspective of championship efficiency, Djokovic is also the highest among the three giants. He participated in a total of 209 major competitions in his career, won 65 championships, and averaged 1 championship in every 3.2 events. Nadal won 59 championships in 207 competitions, and an average of 1 championship per 3.5 competitions. Federer won 54 championships in 240 stages, and he can win 1 championship per 4.4 stages on average.