Federer, Wilander, Sampras, Agassi, and Djokovic are the five men who have won the tournament at least three times – but plenty of others have multiple Cincinnati Open in their trophy cabinet.

Federer chose the year for good reason, putting extra emphasis on the 19 and 8 in 1908 for his 19th major and eighth Wimbledon crown.

Boris Becker didn’t hold back when it came to defending Novak Djokovic’s legacy, stepping into a debate to spotlight the Serb’s astonishing trophy collection.

At the same time, he seemed to find a lot more interest in his expensive wristwatch than in yet another Federer trophy acceptance speech.