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Novak Djokovic: 11 Títulos Con Andrey Kuznetsov) Tenis internacional Líderes en títulos de Grand Slam 1º Roger Federer: 17 títulos Los títulos del tenista serbio Los 28 títulos Masters 1000 de Djokovic 2º Pete Sampras: 14 títulos Redacción Central y Agencias de un golpe de calor, se retiró cuando perdía 6 Miami 2007, 2008, 2011, 2014, 2015 y 2016.016. 3º Rafael Nadal: 14 títulos Hace tiempo que Roger Federer y Rafael Nadal con Damir Dzumhur, en la segunda rueda) y 2016 4 títulos 2011 10 títulos 5 Indian Wells 2008, 2011, 2014, 2015 y 2016. 4º Roy Emerson: 12 títulos Novak ya no replican su inigualable enfrentamiento a Stan Wawrinka (cayó en la segunda rueda ATP World Tour Masters 1000 Miami (Aire Libre/Hard) US Open (Aire Libre/Hard) 4 Roma 2008, 2011, 2014 y 2015. 5º Rod Laver, Björn Borg y Novak Djokovic: 11 títulos con Andrey Kuznetsov). Djokovic, pese a en las grandes deniciones del circuito ATP World Tour Masters 1000 Indian Wells (Aire Libre/Hard) ATP World Tour Masters 1000 Canada (Aire Libre/Hard) 4 Paris-Bercy 2009, 2013, 2014 y 2015. 6º Bill Tilden: 10 títulos algunos dolores de espalda y a cierta fatiga tenístico. El suizo no gana un Grand Slam Australian Open (Aire Libre/Hard) Wimbledon (Aire Libre/Grass) 3 Canadá 2007, 2011 y 2012. 7º Andre Agassi, Jimmy Connors, Ivan Lendl, Fred Perry y Ken Rosewall: 8 títulos Djokovic corporal, continuó de pie. Siempre de pie. Doha (Aire Libre/Hard) desde Wimbledon 2012, el español no lo hace ATP World Tour Masters 1000 Rome (Aire Libre/Clay) 3 Shanghai 2012, 2013 y 2105. 8º Wilander, McEnroe, Lacoste, entre otros, suman 7 títulos desde Roland Garros 2014 y no chocan en una El jugador nacido en Belgrado no deja de 2015 11 títulos ATP World Tour Masters 1000 Madrid (Aire Libre/Clay) 2 Montecarlo 2013 y 2105. nal de un major desde 2011, en el Bois de crecer y asombrar. En algún momento Belgrade (Aire Libre/Clay) 1 Madrid 2011. Líderes en títulos Masters 1000 Boulogne. Nadal, con 27, ya no es el tenista parecía una tontería pensar que podría Barclays ATP World Tour Finals (Bajo Techo/Hard) ATP World Tour Masters 1000 Miami (Aire Libre/Hard) 1º Novak Djokovic: 28 títulos con mayor cantidad de Masters 1000, la amenazar los récords y los números de los ATP World Tour Masters 1000 Paris (Bajo Techo/Hard) ATP World Tour Masters 1000 Indian Wells (Aire Libre/Hard) Los 27 títulos Masters 1000 de Rafael Nadal 2º Rafael Nadal: 27 títulos categoría más valiosa del tour luego de los más grandes, pero esos mismos grandes son ATP World Tour Masters 1000 Shanghai (Aire Libre/Hard) Dubai (Aire Libre/Hard) Grand Slam. Ni tampoco Boris Becker, con 713, los que ahora sacan cuentas, incómodos, Beijing (Aire Libre/Hard) Australian Open (Aire Libre/Hard) Montecarlo 2005, 2006, 2007,2008, 2009, 2010, 2011,11, 20122012 3º Roger Federer: 24 títulos sigue ocupando el undécimo escalón de los porque saben que Nole los puede dejar en el US Open (Aire Libre/Hard) Roma 4º Andre Agassi: 17 títulos Origen: Belgrado, Serbia 2010 2 títulos 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2010, 2012, 201313 jugadores con más triunfos en la Era Abierta. camino. Desde 2011, su primera temporada Wimbledon (Aire Libre/Grass) Montreal 2005, 2013 5º Pete Sampras: 11 títulos ATP World Tour Masters 1000 Rome (Aire Libre/Clay) Federer, con una rodilla maltrecha a los 34 de ensueño, en la que alcanzó la cima del Beijing (Aire Libre/Hard) Madrid 2005, 2010, 2013, 2014 Fecha de nacimiento: ATP World Tour Masters 1000 Monte Carlo (Aire Libre/Clay) años, dejó de ser el que más dinero embolsó ranking y logró 10 títulos, Djokovic ganó 23 Dubai (Aire Libre/Hard) Indian Wells 2007, 2009, 2013 Líderes en semanas como número 1 22 de mayo de 1987 por premios ATP. Y si se suman los puntos del trofeos de Masters 1000; 23, una locura. En ATP World Tour Masters 1000 Miami (Aire Libre/Hard) Hamburgo 2008 número 2 y 3 del mundo, Andy Murray y ese mismo período, los otros fantásticos ATP World Tour Masters 1000 Indian Wells (Aire Libre/Hard) 2009 5 títulos 1º Roger Federer: 302 semanas Toronto 2008 Federer, todavía no llegan a alcanzar al ganaron muchísimo menos: Nadal, nueve; Australian Open (Aire Libre/Hard) ATP World Tour Masters 1000 Paris (Bajo Techo/Hard) 2º Pete Sampras: 286 semanas Cincinnati 2013 3º Ivan Lendl: 270 semanas número 1. Novak Djokovic, a los 28 años, Federer, siete; y Murray, cinco. 2014 7 títulos Basel (Bajo Techo/Hard) Altura abruma. Aprovecha las debilidades y el ocaso Beijing (Aire Libre/Hard) 4º Jimmy Connors: 268 semanas de algunos, las dudas de otros y se fortalece. "Creo que es muy interesante cada paso que Barclays ATP World Tour Finals (Bajo Techo/Hard) Belgrade (Aire Libre/Clay) Los 24 títulos Masters 1000 de Roger Federer 5º Novak Djokovic: 193 semanas m No detiene su viaje. Sigue completando da. Es cada vez más impresionante. Está ATP World Tour Masters 1000 Paris (Bajo Techo/Hard) Dubai (Aire Libre/Hard) páginas y páginas de las enciclopedias más escribiendo la historia. Es bueno, muy Beijing (Aire Libre/Hard) Cincinnati 2005, 2007, 2009, 2010, 2012, 2014, 2015015 Líderes en semanas consecutivas como número 1 1,88 2008 4 títulos importantes del tenis. Su ventaja es tan bueno", dijo Federer sobre el número 1, Wimbledon (Aire Libre/Grass) Hamburgo 2002, 2004, 2005, 2007 1º Roger Federer: 237 semanas amplia que aburre; en el buen sentido, claro. antes de abandonar el sur de los Estados ATP World Tour Masters 1000 Rome (Aire Libre/Clay) Barclays ATP World Tour Finals (Bajo Techo/Hard) Indian Wells 2004, 2005, 2006, 2012 2º Jimmy Connors: 160 semanas Es que el serbio logró algo impactante: que Unidos. El suizo sigue siendo el líder en ATP World Tour Masters 1000 Miami (Aire Libre/Hard) ATP Masters Series Rome (Aire Libre/Clay) Madrid 2006, 2009, 2012 3º Ivan Lendl: 157 semanas antes de sus partidos ya se sepa, salvo títulos de Grand Slam, con 17; Nole, con 11, ATP World Tour Masters 1000 Indian Wells (Aire Libre/Hard) ATP Masters Series Indian Wells (Aire Libre/Hard) Toronto 2004, 2006 4º Pete Sampras: 102 semanas Peso: 80 kg adversidades inesperadas como le sucedió todavía parece lejos, pero no tanto. Además, 2013 7 títulos Australian Open (Aire Libre/Hard) Miami 2005, 2006 5º Novak Djokovic: 92 semanas este año en Dubai (se retiró en los cuartos de de ostentar frescura en su juego, mente de París 2011 Profesional: Desde 2003 Barclays ATP World Tour Finals (Bajo Techo/Hard) 2007 5 títulos nal ante Feliciano López por una infección hierro y un estado atlético fenomenal que le Shanghái 2014 Líderes en victorias en su carrera permiten proyectarse en el tiempo, todavía ATP World Tour Masters 1000 Paris (Bajo Techo/Hard) ocular), quién ganará. En la nal del Miami Vienna (Bajo Techo/Hard) 1º Jimmy Connors: 1.253 victorias Open, Nole derrotó por 6-3 y 6-3 al japonés no surgieron raquetas capaces, en lo ATP World Tour Masters 1000 Shanghai (Aire Libre/Hard) ATP Masters Series Canada (Aire Libre/Hard) 2º Ivan Lendl: 1.071 victorias Kei Nishikori (6°; uno de los jugadores más inmediato, de pelear por su trono. Beijing (Aire Libre/Hard) Estoril (Aire Libre/Clay) 3º Roger Federer: 1067 victorias eléctricos del circuito), lo que le permitió Como no tiene límites, seguramente desde ATP World Tour Masters 1000 Monte Carlo (Aire Libre/Clay) ATP Masters Series Miami (Aire Libre/Hard) Líderes en títulos 4º Guillermo Vilas: 929 victorias sumar su 63° título y 28a corona de Masters hoy empezará a pensar cómo hacer para Dubai (Aire Libre/Hard) Adelaide (Aire Libre/Hard) 1000 e igualar, con seis títulos en el Crandon ganar Roland Garros, quizá la mayor de sus Australian Open (Aire Libre/Hard) 5º John McEnroe: 875 victorias 2006 2 títulos Park Tennis Center, a Andre Agassi. cuentas pendientes. Después evaluará 2012 6 títulos 6º Andre Agassi: 870 victorias "El hecho de que mi nombre se escriba en los arrasar sobre césped y más tarde en los Metz (Bajo Techo/Hard) 7º Stefan Edberg: 801 victorias libros de historia de este deporte que tanto Juegos Olímpicos de Río. Es que Djokovic es Barclays ATP World Tour Finals (Bajo Techo/Hard) Amersfoort (Aire Libre/Clay) 8º Rafael Nadal: 779 victorias me ha dado a mí y a otras personas, es un insaciable y está cambiando las reglas. ATP World Tour Masters 1000 Shanghai (Aire Libre/Hard) 8º Ilie Nastase: 777 victorias privilegio", dijo el balcánico, que se impuso en Beijing (Aire Libre/Hard) 1º Jimmy Connors 2º Ivan Lendl 3º Roger Federer4º John McEnroe 5º Rafael Nadal Key Biscayne sin perder sets, alcanzó 714 ATP World Tour Masters 1000 Canada (Aire Libre/Hard) 109 títulos 94 títulos 88 títulos 77 títulos 66 títulos victorias en el tour y en lo que va del año ya ATP World Tour Masters 1000 Miami (Aire Libre/Hard) ganó, además de Miami, el ATP de Doha, el Australian Open (Aire Libre/Hard) Abierto de Australia e Indian Wells. "Djokovic está jugando el mejor tenis. Es difícil encontrarle debilidades", se resignó Nishikori, Los diez primeros en ganancias (en dólares) entrenado por el argentino Dante Bottini. El asiático fue una de las pocas raquetas top que lograron perdurar en el certamen de supercie dura y púrpura que fue perdiendo a los mejores, a Murray (perdió con Grigor Dimitrov en la tercera rueda), a Federer (por un virus estomacal no se presentó a su debut ante Juan Martín del Potro), a Nadal (víctima 1) Novak Djokovic 2) Roger Federer 3) Rafael Nadal 4) Andy Murray 5) Pete Sampras 6) Andre Agassi 7) David Ferrer 8) Boris Becker 9) Tomas Berdych 10) Yevgeny Kafelnikov (Serbia), (Suiza), (España), (Gran Bretaña), (EEUU), (EEUU), (España), (Alemania), (República Checa), (Rusia), 98.199.000 97.855.881 76.408.882 43.609.616 43.280.489 31.152.975 8.771.052 25.080.956 24.408.704 23.883.797 14 COCHABAMBA | LUNES 11 DE ABRIL, 2016 COCHABAMBA | LUNES 11 DE ABRIL, 2016 15.
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