Question 1

What does "Most wins" at Binghamton mean?

Accepted Answer

It indicates the total number of match wins by each player in the men's singles main draw at Binghamton, summed across all editions they participated in.

Question 2

Does the list cover the Open Era?

Accepted Answer

Yes — the list covers the Open Era; any pre‑Open inclusions (if present) will be noted on the tournament's page.

Question 3

How do you handle ties (same number of wins)?

Accepted Answer

In case of a tie we show players with the same count at the same rank, then order by name or by most recent year played (consistent with the table behavior).

Question 4

Does the page include qualifying matches or only the main draw?

Accepted Answer

It includes only the men's singles main draw, not qualifying matches.

Question 5

How frequently is the data updated?

Accepted Answer

Data is updated after each tournament edition and whenever historical dataset corrections are applied.

Question 6

Why do some big names have fewer wins than others?

Accepted Answer

Totals depend on how many editions a player has entered and how deep they went in each edition (i.e., run depth).

Question 7

Where can I verify player profiles or full match lists?

Accepted Answer

Each name in the table links to the player profile with matches, seasons and detailed records.

Question 8

Can I see the same ranking for other Grand Slams?

Accepted Answer

Yes — from the tournaments page you can navigate to other events and their corresponding record pages.

Most Binghamton match wins