In the latest world rankings of tennis, Serbian Novak Djokovic broke the longest record in history, extending his reign in first place for a total of 311 weeks.
Djokovic won the Australian Open in Australia last month for the ninth time in a row for three years and the 18th in the Grand Slam, ranking first in the latest world rankings announced on the 8th. I protected it.
As a result, Djokovic won the Wimbledon Championship for the first time in 2011, and his total reign since becoming No. 1 in the world ranking was 311 weeks, the longest record held by Swiss Roger Federer, 310 weeks. The has been updated.
Among Japanese players, Kei Nishikori, who advanced to the quarterfinals for the first time in two seasons at a tournament held in the Netherlands last week, moved up five rankings to 40th place.
Naomi Osaka, who won the Australian Open for the second time, remained in second place.