Rafael Nadal is the 6th player in the tennis history and also the oldest player to be on the top of the ATP Ranking for 200 weeks.
Roger Federer, Pete Sampras, Novak Djokovic, Ivan Lendl and Jimmy Connors spent more time as world number 1 than Rafael Nadal. However, Nadal is 4 years older than Djokovic and Lendl who achieved this at the age of 29 years.
Earlier this year, Nadal spoke about being world number 1, he said: “Sometimes when you are No. 1, for example, I know I am going to be No. 1. It’s always not that you win this point and you are No. 1. So that makes a big difference. For me, the first time that I have been No. 1 in my tennis career was 2008 for me. It was something that was really important because for four years, almost, I have been there being No. 2 and playing great tennis.”
ATP Ranking as of 25.11.2019:
| 1. | Nadal Rafael | 9985 |
| 2. | Djokovic Novak | 9145 |
| 3. | Federer Roger | 6590 |
| 4. | Thiem Dominic | 5825 |
| 5. | Medvedev Daniil | 5705 |
| 6. | Tsitsipas Stefanos | 5300 |
| 7. | Zverev Alexander | 3345 |
| 8. | Berrettini Matteo | 2870 |
| 9. | Bautista-Agut Roberto | 2540 |
| 10. | Monfils Gael | 2530 |
| 11. | Goffin David | 2335 |
| 12. | Fognini Fabio | 2290 |
| 13. | Nishikori Kei | 2180 |
| 14. | Schwartzman Diego Sebastian | 2125 |
| 15. | Shapovalov Denis | 2050 |
| 16. | Wawrinka Stan | 2000 |
| 17. | Khachanov Karen | 1840 |
| 18. | De Minaur Alex | 1775 |
| 19. | Isner John | 1770 |
| 20. | Dimitrov Grigor | 1747 |
| 21. | Auger Aliassime Felix | 1636 |
| 22. | Pouille Lucas | 1600 |
| 23. | Rublev Andrey | 1584 |
| 24. | Paire Benoit | 1538 |
| 25. | Pella Guido | 1530 |
| 26. | Basilashvili Nikoloz | 1450 |
| 27. | Carreno-Busta Pablo | 1422 |
| 28. | Coric Borna | 1415 |
| 29. | Tsonga Jo-Wilfried | 1410 |
| 30. | Kyrgios Nick | 1395 |
| 31. | Raonic Milos | 1350 |
| 32. | Fritz Taylor Harry | 1315 |
| 33. | Garin Christian | 1297 |
| 34. | Lajovic Dusan | 1296 |
| 35. | Struff Jan-Lennard | 1245 |
| 36. | Opelka Reilly | 1243 |
| 37. | Hurkacz Hubert | 1198 |
| 38. | Djere Laslo | 1171 |
| 39. | Cilic Marin | 1165 |
| 40. | Krajinovic Filip | 1148 |
| 41. | Ramos-Vinolas Albert | 1130 |
| 42. | Evans Daniel | 1124 |
| 43. | Mannarino Adrian | 1111 |
| 44. | Querrey Sam | 1100 |
| 45. | Cuevas Pablo | 1097 |
| 46. | Albot Radu | 1067 |
| 47. | Tiafoe Frances | 1050 |
| 48. | Millman John | 1026 |
| 49. | Verdasco Fernando | 1025 |
| 50. | Londero Juan Ignacio | 1017 |
| 51. | Chardy Jeremy | 990 |
| 52. | Sonego Lorenzo | 990 |
| 53. | Norrie Cameron | 975 |
| 54. | Ruud Casper | 956 |
| 55. | Simon Gilles | 955 |
| 56. | Bublik Alexander | 919 |
| 57. | Humbert Ugo | 912 |
| 58. | Bedene Aljaz | 905 |
| 59. | Kecmanovic Miomir | 901 |
| 60. | Sousa Joao | 891 |
| 61. | Gasquet Richard | 890 |
| 62. | Lopez Feliciano | 888 |
| 63. | Thompson Jordan | 878 |
| 64. | Andujar Pablo | 867 |
| 65. | Herbert Pierre-Hugues | 865 |
| 66. | Berankis Ricardas | 836 |
| 67. | Kukushkin Mikhail | 816 |
| 68. | Sandgren Tennys | 803 |
| 69. | Edmund Kyle | 800 |
| 70. | Fucsovics Marton | 790 |
| 71. | Cecchinato Marco | 780 |
| 72. | Seppi Andreas | 776 |
| 73. | Nishioka Yoshihito | 764 |
| 74. | Ymer Mikael | 763 |
| 75. | Dellien Hugo | 743 |
| 76. | Delbonis Federico | 732 |
| 77. | Jarry Nicolas | 695 |
| 78. | Sinner Jannik | 671 |
| 79. | Kohlschreiber Philipp | 665 |
| 80. | Carballes Baena Roberto | 664 |
| 81. | Uchiyama Yasutaka | 651 |
| 82. | Barrere Gregoire | 648 |
| 83. | Moutet Corentin | 638 |
| 84. | Travaglia Stefano | 637 |
| 85. | Johnson Steve | 630 |
| 86. | Munar Jaume | 628 |
| 87. | Davidovich Fokina Alejandro | 627 |
| 88. | Kwon Soon Woo | 622 |
| 89. | Monteiro Thiago Moura | 616 |
| 90. | Paul Tommy | 611 |
| 91. | Anderson Kevin | 610 |
| 92. | Mayer Leonardo | 603 |
| 93. | Dzumhur Damir | 594 |
| 94. | Koepfer Dominik | 592 |
| 95. | Karlovic Ivo | 586 |
| 96. | Caruso Salvatore | 586 |
| 97. | Popyrin Alexei | 585 |
| 98. | Gerasimov Egor | 581 |
| 99. | Harris Lloyd George Muirhead | 576 |
| 100. | Duckworth James | 576 |
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