Leaderboard data updated: 2026-09-15 07:19 UTC

Most ATP Weeks at No. 1: Open Era Leaders

Novak Djokovic leads in the career standings for weeks at no. 1: 428.

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Weeks ranked No. 1, using verified official totals extended with subsequent weekly rankings. Career records cover the selected era.

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# Player Years Peak Ranking Points Weeks at No. 1
1 Novak Djokovic 2004–2026 16,950 428
2 Roger Federer 1998–2021 12,315 310
3 Pete Sampras 1988–2002 5,792 286
4 Ivan Lendl 1978–1994 3,420 270
5 Jimmy Connors 1969–1996 875 268
6 Rafael Nadal 2002–2024 15,390 209
7 John McEnroe 1976–1994 1,506 170
8 Bjorn Borg 1971–1993 — 109
9 Andre Agassi 1986–2006 5,652 101
10 Jannik Sinner 2019–2026 14,750 89
11 Lleyton Hewitt 1997–2016 5,205 80
12 Stefan Edberg 1982–1996 3,997 72
13 Carlos Alcaraz 2019–2026 13,650 66
14 Jim Courier 1987–2000 3,973 58
15 Gustavo Kuerten 1996–2008 4,750 43
16 Andy Murray 2005–2024 12,685 41
17 Ilie Nastase 1968–1985 — 40
18 Mats Wilander 1980–1996 1,075 20
19 Daniil Medvedev 2013–2026 10,780 16
20 Andy Roddick 2000–2012 5,800 13
21 Boris Becker 1983–1999 4,297 12
22 Marat Safin 1997–2009 4,300 9
23 John Newcombe 1968–1981 — 8
24 Juan Carlos Ferrero 1999–2012 4,570 8
25 Marcelo Rios 1994–2003 3,719 6
26 Thomas Muster 1984–2011 4,474 6
27 Yevgeny Kafelnikov 1992–2003 3,917 6
28 Carlos Moya 1995–2010 3,516 2
29 Patrick Rafter 1991–2001 3,673 1