Djoko had this list in his bedroom and was doing a checkmark name by name until he got his goal to be in the top of the list. Thats why he did in 89 seconds :D
All this time I thought djokovic took the world of time… I was even gonna suggest to give him a time violation there. He was fastest by a long mile! Tbf his tennis knowledge is usually spot on. He rarely gets these things wrong from my memory, But Andy, you sir deserved a time violation 😂
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!
Knew some players from djokovic early days, they all said djokovic was arrogant and unlikeable but this video and a lot more videos proved that he is one of greatest guy in sports history! Humble, full of respect THE GOAT!
Props to Hewitt to make it on that list of absolute legends. He didn't have the greatest weapons but was a hard worker with discipline, and a huge fighting spirit "a la" Rafa.
I was looking forward to this video since the time you put some of the shots from this video in the best of collection video released during Wimbledon. Because I was sure I never saw this video before.
Crazy to think Alcaraz can make the list in the next couple of years or even next year if he stays consistent. Top 10 of all time in weeks at number one while being only 21 would be so crazy.
@@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.
@@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
Nope, it was mostly the Federer and Djokovic show at the top during the Big Three reign. All the injuries and time off; not playing or winning the ATP Final, skipping some prep tournaments, etc.
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
He was only in 19 major finals, so he couldn't have won 20. Also, nobody is gonna win 16 or more out of 19. Not even Djokovic, Graf, Federer, or Williams have a % like that in major finals.
#1 ranking is a true testament to a player's consistency, and Rafa being at 6th (in men's only) tells you a lot about his consistency, especially from July-March.
@@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.
36 yo Novak really live in tennis world. He really love tennis & remember all the legend. For the ykung gens, Zverev & Daniil are smart. They both know the legends, itmeans they do lov tennis
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
Rafa got so unlucky with being stuck in the middle of Federer and Novak, also had to deal with prime Murray when he was in his prime. Federer was at his peak and dominated when Sampras was nearing the end and before Rafa/Novak came along, and Novak hit his peak and dominated when Federer was a bit older and then when he was a lot older, and now retired (as well as Rafa being basically finished now). Nadal never had a period or stretch of years where at least one of Novak and Fed weren't right there to compete against. If Rafa got to play the early part of his career before Fed/Novak or with an older Fed/Novak then he absolutely would have a lot more weeks at #1. Just goes to show timing is everything in this world and he got the short stick between the 3 of them in terms of when his career was played. And I'm not saying he's better than Novak or anything, but it's just an interesting topic to think about that I rarely hear anyone talk about.
Rafa and Novak are practically the same age, it's his body that can't handle it while Djoker's body is still going strong, it's a sport, your body being weak is no excuse, gotta manage it
Your lack of tennis knowledge is something else 😂😂😂😂😂 Novak destroyed Roger when he was 28 and 29 years old, your excuses are really bad. Also Roger never dominated the ATP with Sampras playing,. I remember Federer playing and losing over and over again, he started to win when everyone got retired Sampras Agassi etc
@instalive2477 lol roger after 2012 didn t have it easy at all he was old out of his prime and had to compete with the same caliber of players beeing at their prime also djokovic in that regard after 2018 him also beeing old he is basically winning nobodies to get slams
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“Not about humble, it’s a fact “ said with a killer smile lol
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❤
As usual, Zverev would like to put himself in there
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.
Why did the editors make it seem like Djokovic was taking ages with his answers when he was the fastest? 😂
Because of the twist at the end.
As usual, Novak winning everything 😂 the king of no.1s!
“That’s where I start guessing I guess” Danil 😂
Novak trying his best not to sound arrogant because he’s the n.1 of the number ones and Andy in his menace era 😂 love them
Djokovic doing this in 89 seconds in amazing. He's not just the greatest of all time; he's a true student of the sport.
😒
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.
Djokovic stays winning
Awesome video pls make more with Djokovic and Medvedev especially
meddy looks so chill and nice nowadays i see the spirit of a us open champion in him😎
Time later time later and then Djokovic wins with the record of 1:19
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.
Djoko had this list in his bedroom and was doing a checkmark name by name until he got his goal to be in the top of the list. Thats why he did in 89 seconds :D
All this time I thought djokovic took the world of time… I was even gonna suggest to give him a time violation there. He was fastest by a long mile! Tbf his tennis knowledge is usually spot on. He rarely gets these things wrong from my memory, But Andy, you sir deserved a time violation 😂
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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Love Nole, he really can’t lose!
Dude, murray is so funny and polite.
The way he always complains, mumbles and then says "sorry" or "thank you" is hilarious.
Yeah he changed a lot as a person after the hip injury, he was a dick early in his career
Please include Novak in more videos♥️
Knew some players from djokovic early days, they all said djokovic was arrogant and unlikeable but this video and a lot more videos proved that he is one of greatest guy in sports history! Humble, full of respect THE GOAT!
Prolly because they were lazy and Novak is a hard worker in every aspect of the sport. Envy is a real thing.
Nole is the best 😍
You know you're the GOAT when you become the easiest answer to the question.
I love Andy he’s so funny 😆🤣 please include him in more of these videos
It would have been nice to show us the options so we could play at the same time.
Nole - "years of experience" 😂
I love Andy so much. He's just so hilariously tormented ❤😂
Djokovic is good at everything 😂
These videos are awesome
Props to Hewitt to make it on that list of absolute legends. He didn't have the greatest weapons but was a hard worker with discipline, and a huge fighting spirit "a la" Rafa.
I never been a fan of Djokovic, but I think I ll have tears in my eyes the day he retires.
Why not a fan,know him personally?
I was looking forward to this video since the time you put some of the shots from this video in the best of collection video released during Wimbledon. Because I was sure I never saw this video before.
Beating both Sacha and domi in same quiz is impressive😎 But where's Andrey 🤣🤣
Novak means Winner. Always🔥
Andy is such a nice guy!
Hehe, Djokovic was being modest...
....he knows his history.
Zverev wants it too. Good luck to him on his comeback.
you can clearly see that djokovic learned all the stats by heart to always know which records are yet to be broken
Crazy to think Alcaraz can make the list in the next couple of years or even next year if he stays consistent.
Top 10 of all time in weeks at number one while being only 21 would be so crazy.
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.
Very humble Nole ,,,,Domi 💙💙💙
Novak knows because he broke all of the 9 other record one by one ! They might sent him a message "weel done" after he beat each of them.
Love these videos. Thanks Atp Tour!
Murray really is a perfectionist
I only just noticed Murray’s reaction to the statement ‘you can pull the eraser off’
Zverev: and I’ll put myself there (at number 10) 😂
Meddy ❤
Murray doing 5 setters even in challenge videos 😂❤
This list is a proof how far GOATKOVIC is from Federer and how far Nadal is from both of them
LOL Novak "lots of experience... on the tour" 😆
Novak still #1 in guessing game 😂🎉🎉
Djokovic be winning off court as well
No. 1 should be pretty easy! Hahahahaha
Ag the top 3 should be pretty easy tbh
I thought Medvedev was doing so well at the start and Novak was slow but the score board at the end was surprising 😄
Djokovic not chasing records, no sir, not at all 🤣
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
Please make more video with Novak
Nole won this one too! #goat❤
This just goes to show that the world remembers only the best
3:44 Lol !! Love how they put this!!
It's just like Novak's Service Games - Slow.
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
Djokovic is seriously the goat at everything lol
Cute, I guess Nadal and Federer never played anything.
Djokovic is GOATed man.! His responses....
Obviously, someone who wanted to be number 1 and worked unbelievably hard to achieve it would know and set milestones
Haha how the pronounce Borg was triggering 😂 Diden't even know who they talked about until they showed the picture
They should have included Andrey, though. ❤
Bruh Novak is too smart for a sportsperson
Yup
Damn didnt expect Nadal to be that low, not much reign for him.
Nope, it was mostly the Federer and Djokovic show at the top during the Big Three reign. All the injuries and time off; not playing or winning the ATP Final, skipping some prep tournaments, etc.
Nadal always did very bad in the second half of the tour, you can't stay no. 1 for very long while being inconsistent
Djokovic #1 here, too. He's right, though: No need to be humble. I'm not overly fond of him, but he's the man.
No1e with the humble brag putting himself at No. 1
"Oh God!!" Zverev sounds like a teenager whose mom forced him to play the ATP games 😆😆
The best being the best
It's interesting how high Lendl is on this list. He could've won like 16-20 grand slams if he didn't lose so many finals.
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
@@PAWfessionalTennis No, Borg did.
He was only in 19 major finals, so he couldn't have won 20. Also, nobody is gonna win 16 or more out of 19. Not even Djokovic, Graf, Federer, or Williams have a % like that in major finals.
Where was this filmed?
Novak took his time with Connors like he was bouncin the ball 15 times
Well clearly he didn't take that long since the whole thing only took him 1:19
How am I not on the list?
Heey its not fair..Novak knows, because he passed them all...😂
Novak acing this should hardly be a surprise.. He probably remembers passing all of them one by one 😂❤❤
Ðoković just spot on 🔝
novak winning everything again lol
No. 6 Rod Laver (219 weeks)
41 weeks Andy, we remember.
No one forgets the 👑No.1
love u Novak❤❤
I was sure Nadal would be number three. Wow.
Murray is 14th on that list, for those who don't like talking about the Big 4.
#1 ranking is a true testament to a player's consistency, and Rafa being at 6th (in men's only) tells you a lot about his consistency, especially from July-March.
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.
36 yo Novak really live in tennis world. He really love tennis & remember all the legend. For the ykung gens, Zverev & Daniil are smart. They both know the legends, itmeans they do lov tennis
Murray is what? 11 or 12th in the list? Nastase and him might be in those spots i guess
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
Andy is best 😂❤
Cilic would've done it in 1:18
Hewitt was number 1 for 80 weeks? That is really impressive
The weak era
@@KaiserM3 Even so in the top 10
@@Grivian yeah in the weak era 😂😂
Djokovic prolly checks himself out on this list so much, that's why he knows this. Arrogant
They could have at least let them do it without help instead of going "yes" as soon as they asked who it was.
Nadal left the chat
Why is Ben Shelton here yet?
R Imao
Why is shelton a thing?
Djokovic is not a fan of letting his hair grow out at all.
Novak!!!!!!! ❤
I've noticed that Andy has been putting a lot of effort into crafting a personality for himself in recent years. 😉
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.
Djokovic🐐
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Fastest and most accurate
Rafa got so unlucky with being stuck in the middle of Federer and Novak, also had to deal with prime Murray when he was in his prime. Federer was at his peak and dominated when Sampras was nearing the end and before Rafa/Novak came along, and Novak hit his peak and dominated when Federer was a bit older and then when he was a lot older, and now retired (as well as Rafa being basically finished now). Nadal never had a period or stretch of years where at least one of Novak and Fed weren't right there to compete against. If Rafa got to play the early part of his career before Fed/Novak or with an older Fed/Novak then he absolutely would have a lot more weeks at #1. Just goes to show timing is everything in this world and he got the short stick between the 3 of them in terms of when his career was played. And I'm not saying he's better than Novak or anything, but it's just an interesting topic to think about that I rarely hear anyone talk about.
Rafa and Novak are practically the same age, it's his body that can't handle it while Djoker's body is still going strong, it's a sport, your body being weak is no excuse, gotta manage it
Your lack of tennis knowledge is something else 😂😂😂😂😂 Novak destroyed Roger when he was 28 and 29 years old, your excuses are really bad. Also Roger never dominated the ATP with Sampras playing,. I remember Federer playing and losing over and over again, he started to win when everyone got retired Sampras Agassi etc
Confused how Djokovic thought #5 was either Connors or Borg but then knew #6 was Nadal and not Borg...
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
While Novak may have the most weeks in total, no one is ever passing Roger's consecutive weeks record of 237.
@instalive2477 lol roger after 2012 didn t have it easy at all he was old out of his prime and had to compete with the same caliber of players beeing at their prime also djokovic in that regard after 2018 him also beeing old he is basically winning nobodies to get slams
here we go again, can't accept one player being praise by having the need to butt in and mention your favs....
@instalive2477 So, you're saying someone who went up against the likes of Agassi, prime Roddick and prime Hewitt had it easy? Lol, that's so harsh.
I do why if Roger had it easier then Rafa why don’t u show how many top 10 guys Rafa has beaten compare to Roger
Oliver they just don’t like roger but I’m sure they say Anderson Ferrer and others were tough guys in finals
Djoko always 1st
Even here djokovic is number one,haha