Novak Djokovic, Rafael Nadal and Serena Williams held the top three global spots, with Carlos Alcaraz also among the Top 10 names, according to the search engine's annual report.

The 21-time major champion will return Down Under a year after having his visa revoked on the eve of his Aussie Open title defense.

Novak Djokovic has now won at least five titles in 11 different years, tying Jimmy Connors for the Open Era record.

No other man has achieved that level of dominance across two Grand Slam events in the history of the sport.

The Spaniard turned 19 on a Thursday, beat a GOAT on Friday, and then another GOAT on Saturday.

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“My heart was almost in my brain,” said the soon-to-be-great Dane.

A week after he won the ATP's season-ending championships in Turin, Djokovic and his son Stefan were in the stands in Malaga.

Novak Djokovic would be No. 2, Cam Norrie would have his first Top 10 finish and Nick Kyrgios would be No. 11 right now.

“In my mind I always see myself as the best player in the world,” said the Serbian, who beat opponents ranked No. 3, 4, 7, 8 and 9 in the world, with the loss of just one set.