Stats - Since the Open era, 8 players have managed to win their Grand Slam final after losing the first two sets.
Grand Slam finals are always tense moments for the players on court.
However, few players have lost after leading two sets to nil.
According to the X Game, Set and Maths account, since the beginning of the Open era, only eight finals have seen a player win when trailing two sets to nil.
These were Bjorn Borg against Manuel Orantes, Lendl against McEnroe, Agassi against Medvedev, Gaudio against Coria, Thiem against Zverev, Djokovic against Tsitsipas, Nadal against Medvedev and Sinner against Medvedev.
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