Champions' hall
Tournament
Forest Hills WCT
Clay · Main tour · 12 editions
Period1978–1989ATP + WTA
Editions12with results
Matches570in the database
Champions7different players
Participants274different players
Record book
1978–1989 · ATP and WTATitles
Longevity and dominance
Most wins
- 1 John McEnroe35 matches · 80% win rate28
- 2 Ivan Lendl29 matches · 89.7% win rate26
- 3 Vitas Gerulaitis25 matches · 72% win rate18
- 4 Aaron Krickstein23 matches · 73.9% win rate17
- 5 Eddie Dibbs21 matches · 76.2% win rate16
- 6 Andres Gomez18 matches · 77.8% win rate14
- 7 Yannick Noah16 matches · 81.3% win rate13
- 8 Guillermo Vilas16 matches · 75% win rate12
- 9 Slobodan Zivojinovic15 matches · 73.3% win rate11
- 10 Victor Pecci18 matches · 61.1% win rate11
Champion countries
Registered nationality of tournament championsDynasties
Streaks across consecutive editions on the same tourAbsolute dominance
Consecutive titles
Final-round presence
Consecutive finals
How the champions got there
Age, seeding and campaigns without dropping a setAge records
Champion generations
ATP · youngest Andre Agassi18 years1988
ATP · oldest Eddie Dibbs30 years, 2 months1981
Seeds
Where the titles came from
Highest seed number to winseed 10Eddie Dibbs · 1981 ATP
Perfect campaign
Champions without dropping a set
5campaigns
Record holder: Ivan Lendl · 2 times
Age is calculated at the start of the edition. A campaign without dropping a set is included only when every match played by the champion has identified sets; walkovers do not count as matches played.
Historic comebacks
Largest deficit overcome: 0–1 in setsComeback specialists
Most comebacks of this kind
Match archive
Most recent comebacks
Jaime Yzaga defeated Diego Perez
6-7 6-0 6-2Diego Perez defeated Tim Mayotte
4-6 6-1 6-2Andre Agassi defeated Jim Courier
3-6 6-3 7-5Jim Courier defeated Jimmy Brown
3-6 7-5 6-4Richey Reneberg defeated Jay Berger
6-7 6-4 6-4Aaron Krickstein defeated Andres Gomez
6-7 6-4 6-4Only completed matches are considered. A comeback from 0–2 requires a verified sequence of three won sets; retirements are not treated as complete comebacks.
Champions by edition
1978–1989 · ATP and WTA1989ATP
Champion
Ivan LendlFinal: Ivan Lendl × Jaime Yzaga
6-2 6-1
May 1, 1989 · 55 matchesSee all results →1988ATP
Champion
Andre AgassiFinal: Andre Agassi × Slobodan Zivojinovic
7-5 7-6 7-5
May 2, 1988 · 63 matchesSee all results →1987ATP
Champion
Andres GomezFinal: Andres Gomez × Yannick Noah
6-4 7-6 7-6
May 4, 1987 · 63 matchesSee all results →1986ATP
Champion
Yannick NoahFinal: Yannick Noah × Guillermo Vilas
7-6 6-0
May 5, 1986 · 63 matchesSee all results →1985ATP
Champion
Ivan LendlFinal: Ivan Lendl × John McEnroe
6-3 6-3
May 6, 1985 · 63 matchesSee all results →1984ATP
Champion
John McEnroeFinal: John McEnroe × Ivan Lendl
6-4 6-2
May 6, 1984 · 51 matchesSee all results →1983ATP
Champion
John McEnroeFinal: John McEnroe × Vitas Gerulaitis
6-3 7-5
May 1, 1983 · 41 matchesSee all results →1982ATP
Champion
Ivan LendlFinal: Ivan Lendl × Eddie Dibbs
6-1 6-1
May 2, 1982 · 60 matchesSee all results →1981ATP
Champion
Eddie DibbsFinal: Eddie Dibbs × Carlos Kirmayr
6-3 6-2
May 4, 1981 · 42 matchesSee all results →1980ATP
Champion
Vitas GerulaitisFinal: Vitas Gerulaitis × John McEnroe
2-6 6-2 6-0
May 5, 1980 · 27 matchesSee all results →1979ATP
Champion
Eddie DibbsFinal: Eddie Dibbs × Harold Solomon
7-6 6-1
July 9, 1979 · 21 matchesSee all results →1978ATP
Champion
Vitas GerulaitisFinal: Vitas Gerulaitis × Ilie Nastase
6-2 6-0
July 10, 1978 · 21 matchesSee all results →