Tennis-Murray and Djokovic season comparisons

LONDON, Nov 20 (Reuters) - Andy Murray and Novak Djokovic have dominated 2016. Here is a comparison of their respective seasons after Britain's Murray beat his Serbian rival 6-3 6-4 to win the ATP World Tour Finals title on Sunday and secure the year-end number one ranking. Titles: Murray 9 (career best) Djokovic 7 Match win-loss record: Murray 78-9 (career best) Djokovic 65-9 Longest winning streaks: Murray 24 (Sept 18-ongoing) Djokovic 14 (Jan 4-Feb 25) 2016 Prize money Murray $13.32 million Djokovic $12.63 million Highlights: Murray Captured third grand slam title by winning Wimbledon for second time Retained his Olympic singles title at Rio Beat Novak Djokovic to win Rome Masters during best claycourt season. Reached French Open final for first time, losing to Djokovic Rose to number one in the rankings for first time on Nov. 7, becoming the second oldest player to achieve the feat for the first time after John Newcombe in 1974 Won ATP World Tour Finals for the first time to become first British man to secure year-end world number one ranking since the inception of computer rankings in 1973. Djokovic Won French Open for first time to become eighth man to complete career grand slam. During the French Open he also became first tennis player to earn $100 million in career prize money. Surpassed 200 weeks as world number one Tied Roy Emerson for fourth on all-time list for grand slam wins (12) Completed Indian Wells/Miami double for third straight year Became third active player behind Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal to reach 700 career wins (Reporting by Martyn Herman, editing by Pritha Sarkar)