Records
- These records were attained in the Open Era of tennis.
| Tournament | Year | Record accomplished | Player tied |
| Wimbledon | 2010 | 113 aces in an ATP singles match | Stands alone |
| 113 aces in a Grand Slam singles match | Stands alone | ||
| 85 aces in a single set | Stands alone | ||
| 92 games won in a single match | Stands alone | ||
| 246 winners in a single match | Stands alone | ||
| Longest singles match ever played (11 hours, 5 minutes) | Nicolas Mahut | ||
| Longest play in a single day (7 hours, 6 minutes) | Nicolas Mahut | ||
| 118 games in a single day | Nicolas Mahut |
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