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Djokovic hits 287 weeks at No. 1, passing Sampras for second all-time
The Serbian now eyes Roger Federer’s record-setting pace of 310 weeks. Meanwhile, Denis Shapovalov rose to No. 10 this week, becoming the fifth Canadian player ever—male or female—to break the Top 10.
Published Sep 22, 2020
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Djokovic hits 287 weeks at No. 1, passing Sampras for second all-time
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Djokovic hits 287 weeks at No. 1, passing Sampras for second all-time