The US Open is the only Grand Slam event where no male player has a win percentage of 90% or higher, while there are four men above the 85% mark.
Here, we look at the seven players with the highest win percentage in men’s matches at the US Open in the Open Era (with a minimum of 30 wins).
John McEnroe amassed a 65-12 (84.4%) record from the 77 matches he played at the US Open, where he is a four-time champion and one-time runner-up.
The American’s home major was his most successful Grand Slam tournament by win rate.
Nadal holds a 67-12 (84.8%) record from the 79 matches he has contested at the US Open, where he has won four titles from his five finals.
The US Open is the Spaniard’s second-best Grand Slam in terms of win percentage after the French Open (96.6%).
Ivan Lendl finished his career with a 73-13 (84.9%) record from the 86 matches he featured in at the US Open, where he was a three-time champion and five-time runner-up.
The Czech-American holds a higher win rate at the US Open than the other three Grand Slam tournaments.
Jimmy Connors built a 98-17 (85.2%) record from the 115 matches he played at the US Open, where he won five of the seven finals he reached.
