Longest Streak of Consecutive Quarterfinals

The longest streak of consecutive ATP tournament quarterfinals reached in the Open Era belongs to Roger Federer, with 29 straight quarterfinals. The streak opened at US Open 2004 and closed at Canada Masters 2006, a two-year run in which Federer kept reaching the last eight across majors, Masters events, indoor tournaments and grass-court stops.

Second is Novak Djokovic, with 26 consecutive quarterfinals reached. His run began at US Open 2014 and closed at Miami Masters 2016, covering the peak stretch of his 2015 dominance and the early months of 2016.

Third is Bjorn Borg, with 24 consecutive quarterfinals from Roland Garros 1979 to Masters 1980. Behind him stands John McEnroe, whose 23-tournament streak ran from Cincinnati Masters 1981 to Philadelphia 1983.

The next group starts at 21: Jimmy Connors from Rotterdam 1984 to WCT Finals 1985, Ilie Nastase from Toronto WCT 1976 to Birmingham WCT 1977, and Andre Agassi from US Open 1994 to US Open 1995.