This Monday, Novak Djokovic outdid himself and began his jubilee, 400th week of reign on the ATP list.
In the history of tennis, we don’t have anyone who has spent more weeks in first place than Djokovic, the closest is Roger Federer with 310 weeks.
When Ivan Lendl, Pit Sampras and some others ruled the “white sport”, it was thought that it would be impossible to surpass them, until a Serbian tennis player appeared.
After the masterful triumph in Turin and the victory over Jannik Sinner in the final of the Masters, Novak has 11,245 points on the new ATP list, which means that his first place is safe until the Australian Open.
At the end of the season, the difference between Novak and Carlos Alcarasz is 2,390 points, and Danil Medvedev is in third place with 7,600.
Although he is 36 years old, this is one of the best seasons played by Novak, as he himself said. When the Australian Open is over, he will accumulate 410 weeks at the top and thus escape Roger Federer by exactly 100 weeks!
At the end of the season, Djokovic has the following records in his hands – (24), most masters titles (40), first place at the end of the year (8), most victories over players from the Top 10 (257), most points won in one season (16,950 )…
