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Several tennis fans are delighted at Novak Djokovic achieving the remarkable milestone of 400 weeks as the World No. 1.
Djokovic secured the year-end No. 1 ranking for an unprecedented eighth time at the 2023 ATP Finals. He also claimed a record-breaking seventh Finals title by defeating home favorite Jannik Sinner 6-3, 6-3 in the summit clash.
The win not only propelled the Serb past Roger Federer for the most titles ever won at the ATP Finals, but also ensured he would spend at least 400 weeks at the pinnacle of the world rankings.
Tennis enthusiasts took to social media to express their opinion on Djokovic's feat. One fan compared the achievement of spending 400 weeks as the World No. 1 in tennis to a President completing two consecutive terms in office.
"That's basically 2 presidential terms. wow," the fan posted on Reddit.
Another fan wrote that the 24-time Grand Slam champion's remarkable feat is just one of the numerous reasons why he is widely regarded as the G.O.A.T.
"There is a reason why he is a GOAT and its in there somewhere lol," the fan posted.
Here are a few more reactions from tennis fans:
Novak Djokovic on his hopes of winning an Olympic medal: "It is definitely one of the major goals for next year"
Novak Djokovic expressed his hopes of securing a medal at the 2024 Paris Olympics during the press conference following his win against Jannik Sinner. The Serb said winning a medal at next year's Olympics is one of his major goals, alongside winning all the four Grand Slams.
However, he acknowledged the challenges that lie ahead in the upcoming season, which include transitioning from one surface to another.
"It is definitely one of the major goals for next year, other than Grand Slams. It's going to be very congested schedule with going from the slowest to the fastest surface in sport back to the slowest. Clay, grass, clay, then hard court. Obviously that's a very demanding, challenging stretch of the year," he said.
Djokovic was also asked about his plans for the upcoming season, considering his impressive record of winning three Slams and the ATP Finals title this year. In response, the World No. 1 emphasized the importance of being physically fit, and acknowledged the support of his team.
"I have always the highest ambitions and goals. That's not going to be different for the next year, that's for sure. The drive that I have is still there. My body has been serving me well, listening to me well. I have a great team of people around me," he said.
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