Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal were unable to achieve as much success at the Paris Masters as they did at other tournaments.
Federer and Nadal are two of the greatest ATP players of all time, having won a combined 42 Grand Slams and 64 Masters 1000 titles.
Despite their success at ATP 1000 tournaments, they only won one Paris Masters title between them, with Federer winning his sole title at the event in 2011, while Nadal never won the Paris Masters in his career.
Federer and Nadal may not have found too much success at the Paris Masters in their careers, but Dutch player Tom Okker won more titles at the event than both players combined.
Tom Okker has more Paris Masters titles than Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal combined
Okker won the inaugural Paris Masters in 1969, which was then held on carpet instead of hard courts, without dropping a single set.
The Dutchman did not have a successful title defence in 1970, as Okker was beaten in the first round of the Paris Masters, but he did come close to winning the title in 1973 after reaching the semi-finals before losing to eventual champion Ilie Nastase.
Okker would then win his second title at the Paris Masters in 1975, which culminate...