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Ivan Lendl's Last ATP Title
Ivan Lendl wins final ATP title before retirement.
In brief
Ivan Lendl wins final ATP title before retirement. Ivan Lendl won his last ATP title on October 18, 1993, after a career spanning 94 singles titles. Originally reported by Tennis Majors.
October 18, 1993
Ivan Lendl won his 94th and last ATP title on October 18, 1993.
Lendl's last ATP title
Lendl defeated Todd Martin in straight sets (6-4, 6-4) to win the Tokyo Indoor title.
Lendl's career status

Lendl had not reached the quarter-finals in any major tournament since 1979.
Lendl's background
Lendl was ranked No 7 in the world in September 1992 and had won dozens of ATP titles.
Todd Martin
Todd Martin was born in 1970 in Illinois and ranked No 16 in the world in 1993.
Tokyo Indoor Open

The Tokyo Indoor Open was held at the Yoyogi National Gymnasium from 1978.
Lendl's performance
Lendl defeated Becker in the quarter-finals (6-3, 1-6, 7-6) and Haarhuis in the semis (3-6, 6-4, 7-6).
Lendl's quote
Lendl said, 'I don’t think I belong out of the top 10 yet, but there are reasons why it happened that I couldn’t control.'
“I don’t think I belong out of the top 10 yet, but there are reasons why it happened that I couldn’t control”
Lendl's retirement

Lendl played his final match in 1994, losing to Bernd Karbacher at the US Open.
Martin's rise
Martin became ATP's Most Improved Player in 1993 and reached the top 10 in 1994.
The takeaway
Ivan Lendl won his last ATP title on October 18, 1993, after a career spanning 94 singles titles.





