John Isner and Nicolas Mahut the two hold the longest tennis matches record. The both face each in the 2010, Wimbledon and there match played for three days.
John Isner vs Nicolas Mahut | Singles | Match Time (11 Hours : 05 Minutes) |
John Isner and Nicolas is notable as the longest tennis match in history. The match was played in Wimbledon 2010 event. The match was completed in three days due to fading daylights. The first 4 sets were played on the first day while the last set was played on the 3rd day of the match. On the final day eventually, Isner won the match, the final set having lasted 8 hours,11 minutes.
Berdych, Rosol vs Wawrinka, Chiudinelli | Doubles | Match Time | (7 Hours : 01 Minutes)
It’s not an easy task to keep your opponent long time on tennis court but few tennis players have this capability to do that. Tomáš Berdych, Lukáš Rosol played against Stanislas Wawrinka, Marco Chiudinelli in Davis Cup 2013, set the new record of longest doubles match for 7 hours and 1 minute.
Leonardo Mayer vs João Souza | Singles | Match Time (6 Hours : 45 Minutes) |
Leonardo Mayer changed the records history in singles tennis match, his match opponent Joa Souza finished after 6 hours and 45 minutes at Davis Cup 2013.
| Match | Event | Duration (hh:mm) |
|---|---|---|
| John Isner vs Nicolas Mahut | 2010 Wimbledon | 11:05 (3 days) |
| Berdych, Rosol vs Wawrinka, Chiudinelli | 2013 Davis Cup | 07:01 |
| Leonardo Mayer vs João Souza | 2015 Davis Cup | 06:43 |
| Kevin Anderson vs John Isner | 2018 Wimbledon | 06:36 |
| Fabrice Santoro vs Arnaud Clément | 2004 French Open | 06:33 (2 days) |
| Vicki Nelson vs Jean Hepner | 1984 Central Fidelity Banks International | 06:31 |
| John McEnroe vs Mats Wilander | 1982 Davis Cup | 06:22 |
| Boris Becker vs John McEnroe | 1987 Davis Cup | 06:21 |
| Arnold Ker, Nalbandian vs Kafelnikov Safin | 2002 Davis Cup | 06:20 |
| José Luis Clerc vs John McEnroe | 1980 Davis Cup | 06:15 |
More data will be included, to the Longest Tennis Matches records if any other tennis players take that much time to finish the sets at grand-slams and master series.