Djokovic sets New Milestones for weeks at World's no 1

On Monday Novak Djokovic sets a new milestone of 311 weeks as the world's number one tennis player. One week longer than Roger Federer whose tally of a record 20 Grand Slam titles the Serb is now "devoted" to breaking.

In February, Djokovic, 33, won his 18th major at the Australian Open.

Nova addressed his ambitions to Serbian broadcaster RTS. As he said "The two main goals in tennis are probably number of Grand Slams won and the number of weeks spent at number one," Djokovic told Serbian broadcaster RTS. "I am honored to have achieved one of them, now I will devote myself to the second."

Moreover, Nova secured the top ranking from Nadal in February 2020 and finished as year-end number one for the sixth time. Tying the record set by Pete Sampras.

Furthermore, as per a statement released by the ATP whose rankings have been running since August 23, 1973. Djokovic said, "It excites me to walk the path of legends and giants of this sport."