Can Stars Order World No. 1s? 🤔 

I love that

He’s the number one so of course he’s not gonna say im the second or the third…

I love it❤

He was just noting that even though he knew Hewitt was last, he wasn't disrespecting him.

@@blucat4 I know. I'm just continuing this on-going joke of Zverev putting himself into things

😂😂😂he believes

And, usual, he gets them all correctly.

@@jeffreymorris6930 That's right, Zverev is 100% in all these. He IS #1.

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yes has clearly spent time checking out his accolades.

He’s also the oldest one there 😮

Weak era champion

@@Al-ji4gd Alcaraz Federer Nadal Wawrinka Murray all make up the weakest era I guess which ironically contains the most grand slams.

Because of the twist at the end.

Efficient as always, it was just misleading editing for jokes ofc

Djokovic is an absolutely brilliant human being. Some of his opinions may be cuestionable, but he knows his sport, body, and even languages so so well!

Time violation😂 nice one!

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Carlos would do it in 1 18

Ikr they really made it seemed like he took forever on that one when he spent the least amount of time overall lol

​@@miso1995srbFlopcaraz would be too busy fixing his acne prone face.

Yeah he changed a lot as a person after the hip injury, he was a dick early in his career

Why not a fan,know him personally?

Not so soon.

Good point, it's nuts. He's already 16.

​@@AlanGoswami-nz9lgHis current weeks at #1 will always remain asterisked tho, so I take it with a grain of salt

Crazy to think how some people like to shove Alcaraz in every hole😏

@@along1298 no, it won't. Steffi Graf's achievements after Seles was stabbed aren't regarded with an asterisk. Djokovic missed various tournaments as a consequence of his own choices, something he has always acknowledged and hasn't complained about (unlike his fans). Not really different than if he had been injured during those times. And, if nothing else, Carlos backed up the 'legitimacy' of his ranking with his Wimbledon victory.

Yup

Prolly because they were lazy and Novak is a hard worker in every aspect of the sport. Envy is a real thing.

Cute, I guess Nadal and Federer never played anything.

He isn't anymore bc he's broken all of them. hahaha

You say it like it's something bad, ofc you gonna chase records in professional sport

@@nikoladimitrijevic2616 Not at all, just that it is clearly important for him, he tries to downplay it but look how he destroyed "competition" in this. It is a risk for him to become demotivated now that he is in unchartered territory in most records. Olympics seems to be top priority now. He will organize next year with this in mind, but resurgent Nadal could contribute to an epic battle in 2024

@@MarSer3 He's never downplayed it. He's always been very candid. Federer and Nadal are the ones that downplay their ambitions.

@@MarSer3 he NEVER downplayed it, the one who downplay it is Nadal, Novak has always been saying that he goes for the records bro, check some facts

Well clearly he didn't take that long since the whole thing only took him 1:19

Ag the top 3 should be pretty easy tbh

True. And not just 'high on this list', he held the record before Sampras overtook him

My dad says Lendl was like the Djokovic of his time in terms of stas and almost machine like consistency and drive. Of course Djoker has surpassed him greatly now but like Djoker Lendl also didn't get the fan love of his contemporaries.

@@rishabhaniket1952 yeah, at the end of his career he had as many Slams as Connors (8) and Borg was the only player with more Slams (11), Lendl beat Connors record of weeks at No 1, he had played the most Grand Slam finals (19, I think Borg has 15), he had the second most career titles (behind Connors), he played almost every US Open final of the 80s (1982-89)! and almost every final of the Grand Prix Masters [ATP Finals] (1980-88!!) winning it 5 times. And basically from 1983 to 1990 he reached the Semifinal of almost all Slams (like 25/30 or sth like that) He was the most successful player of the 80s overall

It's weird how they edited it becaue when they show the final times at 06:07, Djokovic is by far the quickest

only in reality he was the fastest

Or Rafa's time in the top 10

That's true, because nobody is going to have as easy of an era as Roger had in the beginning of his career.

@@iannovak5223 Aaand we found the Novak fan who can't deal with the fact that Novak isn't the only great player.

@instalive2477 And yet he still won GS when Rafa and Novak were around...almost as if he is actually a good player. As if Rafa and Novak didn't have easy draws too. This is just disrespectful to other players

@@alenciaga21 Roger is more than just Great. Don't assume my view on Roger.

The weak era

@@KaiserM3 Even so in the top 10

@@Grivian yeah in the weak era 😂😂

Because he was remembering names and not weeks at that point, like he knew Rafa was 6 but he wasn't sure about the 5

I bougth some stuff from his collection with Castore bragging around i'm the only one in Rome or in Italy to have it

@@stevengerrard110 I had to look up Castore; I was clueless. OK.

I would say it’s a testament to his character considering all his injuries and having to comeback time and time again

True, for me it is Goatkovic then Federer and then Nadal. Federer way better than Nadull

@@kumarprateek238 Just as well your opinion is worthless.

More a case of how similar the courts are.

@@finnclancy767 it's always the injury during grass and hardcourt seasons while he won everything on clay from April to June for 17 years. How convenient.

Murray #14, Nastase #15.

It's Hewitt (80), Edberg (72), Courier (58), Kuerten(43), Murray (41), Nastase (40) and Alcaraz will be on 33 after Cincinnati, which is the earliest he could lose No 1 again

Sinner says hello. Carlos is number 3 now, mate 😗