Novak Djokovic right now begins a record-extending four-hundredth week as No. 1 within the Pepperstone ATP Rankings, greater than 12 years after he first rose to the highest.
Djokovic, who clinched ATP Yr-Finish No. 1 offered by Pepperstone for a document eighth time throughout the Nitto ATP Finals, claimed a record-breaking seventh season finale title Sunday in Turin to welcome in his four-hundredth week on the high in model.
“It is a fairly good achievement, 400 weeks at No. 1. It is by no means been finished in historical past. Somebody will ultimately break it, however hopefully it stays there for a very long time,” Djokovic mentioned.Â
THE ROAD TO 400…
| Â No. 1 Reign | Weeks |
| Â 4 July 2011-8 July 2012 | Â 53 |
| Â 5 Nov. 2012-6 Oct. 2013Â | Â 48 |
| Â 7 July 2014-6 Nov. 2016Â | Â 122 |
| Â 5 Nov. 2018-3 Nov. 2019 | Â 52 |
| Â 3 Feb. 2020-27 Feb. 2022 | Â 86 |
| Â 21 Mar. 2022-12 June 2022 | Â 12 |
| Â 30 Jan. 2023-19 Mar. 2023 | Â 7 |
| Â 3 Apr. 2023-21 Could 2023Â | Â 7 |
| Â 12 June 2023-25 June 2023Â | Â 2 |
|  11 Sept. 2023-20 Nov. 2023-current |  11 |
| Â TOTAL | 400 |
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In February, Djokovic broke Stefanie Graf’s document of 377 weeks to develop into the all-time males’s and ladies’s chief, having handed Roger Federer‘s 310-week mark in 2021 for many weeks at No. 1 by a person.
ALL-TIME WEEKS AT NO. 1 (MEN AND WOMEN)
| No. 1 Participant | Complete Weeks |
| 1) Novak Djokovic | 400 |
| 2) Stefanie Graf | 377Â |
| 3) Martina Navratilova | 332 |
| 4) Serena Williams | 319Â |
| 5) Roger Federer | 310 |
Djokovic could have many extra milestones forward of him in 2024. He’s simply two trophies away from 100 profession titles. With 1,086 victories, he’s more likely to develop into simply the third man in historical past to cross 1,100 match wins (Jimmy Connors, Roger Federer). And he’ll look so as to add to his document 24 Grand Slams (together with 10 Australian Opens) and 40 ATP Masters 1000 titles.
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