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ATP rankings. Djokovic returns to the top spot, setting a new record

The winner of the Australian Open, Novak Djokovic, returns to the top of the world rankings and begins his 374th week as the world tennis leader, which is a record for the ATP Tour. The 35-year-old Serbian tennis player, who was ranked fifth before the start of the tournament, made the biggest jump to the top in the history of the men's tour. Previously, four players managed to rise to the top from the fourth position: Carlos Moya, Pete Sampras, Andre Agassi and Carlos Alcaraz.

Australian Open finalist Stefanos Tsitsipas moved up one spot to third place. Rafael Nadal, who failed to defend his Australian title, dropped to sixth position (-4), while last year's finalist Daniil Medvedev left the top 10 and is ranked 12th (-4).

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Medvedev retained first place in the updated ATP rankings

Danya has been the world number one for a total of 15 weeks There's real heat in the top 3 - Zverev and Nadal are going very confidently. Our guy needs to definitely take the US Open to keep the top spot. The other Russians are also unchanged: 1. Andrei

Tennis players were not allowed to Wimbledon, but it was still won by a Muscovite

Lena Rybakina brought Kazakhstan the first ever Grand Slam victory. And the champion's tennis career began in Russia After winning the finals, Lena couldn't hold back tears. There is a whole story behind this triumph and parents who gave a lot for their daughter's career

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