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Atp Media Information ATP MEDIA INFORMATION ALL-TIME TOP 10 in FEDEX ATP RANKINGS (173 players -- 1973-2021) Player (Country) First Broke into Top 10 Career High AGASSI, Andre (USA) 6 (6 June 1988) 1 (10 April 1995) AGUILERA, Juan (ESP) 10 (6 August 1984) 7 (17 September 1984) ALEXANDER, John (AUS) 10 (21 October 1975) 8 (15 December 1975) ALMAGRO, Nicolas (ESP) 10 (25 April 2011) 9 (2 May 2011) ANCIC, Mario (CRO) 9 (12 June 2006) 7 (10 July 2006) ANDERSON, Kevin (RSA) 10 (12 October 2015) 5 (16 July 2018) ARIAS, Jimmy (USA) 10 (8 August 1983) 5 (9 April 1984) ASHE, Arthur (USA) 4 (23 August 1973) 2 (10 May 1976) BAGHDATIS, Marcos (CYP) 10 (10 July 2006) 8 (21 August 2006) BARAZZUTTI, Corrado (ITA) 10 (20 February 1978) 7 (21 August 1978) BAUTISTA Agut, Roberto 10 (19 August 2019) 9 (4 November 2019) BECKER, Boris (GER) 8 (8 July 1985) 1 (28 January 1991) BERASATEGUI, Alberto (ESP) 10 (25 July 1994) 7 (14 November 1994) BERDYCH, Tomas (CZE) 10 (23 October 2006) 4 (18 May 2015) BERGER, Jay (USA) 10 (23 October 1989) 7 (16 April 1990) BERRETTINI, Matteo (ITA) 9 (28 October 2019) 7 (13 Septemgber 2021) BJORKMAN, Jonas (SWE) 10 (27 October 1997) 4 (3 November 1997) BLAKE, James (USA) 9 (20 March 2006) 4 (20 November 2006) BORG, Bjorn (SWE) 8 (3 June 1974) 1 (23 August 1977) BRUGUERA, Sergi (ESP) 8 (29 April 1991) 3 (1 August 1994) CANAS, Guillermo (ARG) 10 (9 May 2005) 8 (6 June 2005) CARLSSON, Kent (SWE) 10 (15 June 1987) 6 (19 September 1988) CARRENO BUSTA, Pablo (ESP) 10 (11 September 2017) 10 (11 September 2017) CASH, Pat (AUS) 7 (10 September 1984) 4 (9 May 1988) CHANG, Michael (USA) 6 (12 June 1989) 2 (9 September 1996) CHESNOKOV, Andrei (RUS) 10 (21 May 1990) 9 (8 April 1991) CILIC, Marin (CRO) 10 (1 February 2010) 3 (29 January 2018) CLEMENT, Arnaud (FRA) 10 (2 April 2001) 10 (2 April 2001) CLERC, Jose-Luis (ARG) 10 (25 August 1980) 4 (3 August 1981) CONNORS, Jimmy (USA) 10 (23 August 1973) 1 (29 July 1974) CORIA, Guillermo (ARG) 7 (19 May 2003) 3 (3 May 2004) CORRETJA, Alex (ESP) 8 (19 May 1997) 2 (1 February 1999) COSTA, Albert (ESP) 9 (21 April 1997) 6 (22 July 2002) COSTA, Carlos (ESP) 10 (18 May 1992) 10 (18 May 1992) COURIER, Jim (USA) 9 (25 March 1991) 1 (10 February 1992) CURREN, Kevin (RSA/USA) 9 (4 July 1983) - RSA 5 (22 July 1985) - USA DAYVDENKO, Nikolay (RUS) 7 (6 June 2005) 3 (6 November 2006) DEL POTRO, Juan Martin (ARG) 9 (6 October 2008) 3 (13 August 2018) DIBBS, Eddie (USA) 9 (10 May 1976) 5 (24 July 1978) DIMITROV, Grigor (BUL) 9 (7 July 2014) 3 (20 November 2017) DJOKOVIC, Novak (SRB) 10 (19 March 2007) 1 (4 July 2011) EDBERG, Stefan (SWE) 9 (18 February 1985) 1 (13 August 1990) ENQVIST, Thomas (SWE) 9 (21 August 1995) 4 (15 November 1999) FEDERER, Roger (SUI) 8 (20 May 20 2002) 1 (2 February 2004) FERREIRA, Wayne (RSA) 10 (14 September 1992) 6 (8 May 1995) ATP MEDIA INFORMATION FERRER, David (ESP) 10 (30 January 2006) 3 (8 July 2013) FERRERO, Juan Carlos (ESP) 9 (16 April 2001) 1 (8 September 2003) FIBAK, Wojtek (POL) 10 (25 July 1977) 10 (25 July 1977) FISH, Mardy (USA) 10 (18 April 2011) 7 (15 August 2011) FLEMING, Peter (USA) 10 (9 June 1980) 8 (7 July 7, 1980) FOGNINI, Fabio (ITA) 10 (10 June 2019) 9 (15 July 2019) FORGET, Guy (FRA) 7 (18 February 1991) 4 (25 March 1991) GASQUET, Richard (FRA) 7 (9 July 2007) 7 (9 July 2007) GAUDIO, Gaston (ARG) 10 (7 June 2004) 5 (25 April 2005) GERULAITIS, Vitas (USA) 9 (5 June 1977) 3 (27 February 1978) GILBERT, Brad (USA) 10 (24 February 1986) 4 (1 January 1990) GOFFIN, David (BEL) 10 (20 February 2017) 7 (20 November 2017) GOMEZ, Andres (ECU) 10 (5 March 1984) 4 (11 June 1990) GONZALEZ, Fernando (CHI) 10 (24 April 2006) 5 (29 January 2007) GORMAN, Tom (USA) 10 (1 May 1974) 10 (1 May 1974) GOTTFRIED, Brian (USA) 10 (12 December 1976) 3 (19 June 1977) GROSJEAN, Sebastien (FRA) 10 (21 May 2001) 4 (28 October 2002) GULBIS, Ernests (LAT) 10 (9 June 2014) 10 (9 June 2014) GUSTAFSSON, Magnus (SWE) 10 (28 July 1991) 10 (29 July 1991) HAAS, Tommy (GER) 10 (13 September 1999) 2 (13 May 2002) HENMAN, Tim (GBR) 10 (17 August 1998) 4 (8 July 2002) HEWITT, Lleyton (AUS) 10 (15 May 2000) 1 (19 November 2001) HIGUERAS, Jose (ESP) 9 (21 May 1979) 6 (13 June 1983) HLASEK, Jakob (SUI) 8 (21 November 1988) 7 (17 April 1989) ISNER, John (USA) 10 (19 March 2012) 8 (16 July 2018) IVANISEVIC, Goran (CRO) 10 (24 September 1990) 2 (4 July 1994) JAITE, Martin (ARG) 10 (9 July 1990) 10 (9 July 1990) JARRYD, Anders (SWE) 10 (9 July 1984) 5 (22 July 1985) JOHANSSON, Joachim (SWE) 9 (14 February 2005) 9 (14 February 2005) JOHANSSON, Thomas (SWE) 10 (28 January 2002) 7 (10 June 2002) KAFELNIKOV, Yevgeny (RUS) 10 (30 January 1995) 1 (3 May 1999) KHACHANOV, Karen (RUS) 9 (10 June 2019) 8 (15 July 2019) KIEFER, Nicolas (GER) 8 (18 October 1999) 4 (10 January 2000) KODES, Jan (CZE) 5 (13 September 1973) 5 (13 September 1973) KORDA, Petr (CZE) 9 (4 November 1991) 2 (2 February 1998) KRAJICEK, Richard (NED) 10 (16 November 1992) 4 (29 March 1999) KRICKSTEIN, Aaron (USA) 9 (13 August 1984) 6 (26 February 1990) KRIEK, Johan (RSA/USA) 10 (22 February 1982) - RSA 7 (10 September 1984)USA KUCERA, Karol (SVK) 10 (20 April 1998) 6 (14 September 1998) KUERTEN, Gustavo (BRA) 10 (4 August 1997) 1 (4 December 2000) LAPENTTI, Nicolas (ECU) 8 (8 November 1999) 6 (17 April 2000) LARSSON, Magnus (SWE) 10 (17 April 1995) 10 (17 April 1995) LAVER, Rod (AUS) 5 (23 August 1973) 3 (9 August 1974) LECONTE, Henri (FRA) 10 (19 May 1986) 5 (22 September 1986) LENDL, Ivan (CZE/USA) 9 (7 July 1980) - CZE 1 (28 February 1983)CZE LJUBICIC, Ivan (CRO) 10 (31 October 2005) 3 (1 May 2006) MANCINI, Alberto (ARG) 10 (10 July 1989) 8 (9 October 1989) MANTILLA, Felix (ESP) 10 (8 June 1998) 10 (8 June 1998) MARTIN, Todd (USA) 8 (31 January 1994) 4 (13 September 1999) MASSU, Nicolas (CHI) 9 (13 September 2004) 9 (13 September 2004) MAYER, Gene (USA) 9 (4 February 1980) 4 (6 October 1980) MAYER, Sandy (USA) 9 (13 February 1978) 7 (26 April 1982) MAYOTTE, Tim (USA) 9 (3 February 1986) 7 (31 October 1988) McENROE, John (USA) 6 (2 October 1978) 1 (3 March 1980) McNAMARA, Peter (AUS) 9 (6 July 1981) 7 (14 March 1983) ATP MEDIA INFORMATION MECIR, Miloslav (SVK) 10 (24 June 1985) 4 (22 February 1988) MEDVEDEV, Andrei (UKR) 8 (7 June 1993) 4 (16 May 1994) MEDVEDEV, Daniil (RUS) 10 (15 July 2019) 2 (15 March 2021) MELZER, Jurgen (AUT) 10 (31 January 2011) 8 (18 April 2011) METREVELI, Alex (GEO) 9 (3 June 1974) 9 (3 June 1974) MONACO, Juan (ARG) 10 (23 July 2012) 10 (23 July 2012) MONFILS, Gael (FRA) 10 (23 February 2009) 6 (7 November 2016) MOYA, Carlos (ESP) 9 (27 January 1997) 1 (15 March 1999) MURRAY, Andy (GBR) 10 (16 April 2007) 1 (7 November 2016) MUSTER, Thomas (AUT) 10 (3 April 1989) 1 (12 February 1996) NADAL, Rafael (ESP) 7 (25 April 2005) 1 (18 August 2008) NALBANDIAN, David (ARG) 9 (27 January 2003) 3 (20 March 2006) NASTASE, Ilie (ROM) 1 (23 August 1973) 1 (23 August 1973) NEWCOMBE, John (AUS) 7 (23August 1973) 1 (3 June 1974) NISHIKORI, Kei (JPN) 9 (12 May 2014) 4 (2 March 2015) NOAH, Yannick (FRA) 10 (23 August 1982) 3 (7 July1986) NORMAN, Magnus (SWE) 6 (31 January 2000) 2 (12 June 2000) NOVACEK, Karel (CZE) 10 (9 September 1991) 8 (18 November 1991) NOVAK, Jiri (CZE) 9 (14 October 2002) 5 (21 October 2002) NYSTROM, Joakim (SWE) 9 (15 October 1984) 7 (31 March 1986) OKKER, Tom (NED) 9 (23 August 1973) 3 (2 March 1974) ORANTES, Manuel (ESP) 2 (23 August 1973) 2 (23 August 1973) PANATTA, Adriano (ITA) 8 (23 August 1973) 4 (24 August 1976) PECCI, Victor (PAR) 10 (20 August 1979) 9 (24 March 1980) PERNFORS, Mikael (SWE) 10 (22 September 1986) 10 (22 September 1986) PHILIPPOUSSIS, Mark (AUS) 9 (29 March 1999) 8 (19 April 1999) PIOLINE, Cedric (FRA) 10 (18 October 1993) 5 (8 May 2000) POUILLE, Lucas (FRA) 10 (19 March 2018) 10 (19 March 2018) PUERTA, Mariano (ARG) 10 (25 July 2005) 9 (15 August 2005) RAFTER, Patrick (AUS) 3 (8 September 1997) 1 (26 July 1999) RAMIREZ, Raul (MEX) 9 (18 March 1976) 4 (7 November 1976) RAONIC, Milos (CAN) 10 (12 August 2013) 3 (21 November 2016) RIOS, Marcelo (CHI) 10 (13 May 1996) 1 (30 March 1998) ROBREDO, Tommy (ESP) 10 (8 May 2006) 5 (28 August 2006) ROCHE, Tony (AUS) 9 (26 July 1975) 8 (16 November 1975) RODDICK, Andy (USA) 9 (5 August 2002) 1 (3 November 2003) ROSEWALL, Ken (AUS) 6 (23 August 1973) 2 (30 April 1975) ROSSET, Marc (SUI) 10 (10 July 1995) 9 (11 September 1995) RUBLEV, Andrey (RUS) 10 (12 October 2020) 5 (13 September 2021) RUSEDSKI, Greg (GBR) 10 (15 September 1997) 4 (6 October 1997) RUUD, Casper (NOR) 10 (13 September 2021) 10 (13 September 2021) SAFIN, Marat (RUS) 8 (12 June 2000) 1 (20 November 2000) SAMPRAS, Pete (USA) 6 (10 September 1990) 1 (12 April 1993) SANCHEZ, Emilio (ESP) 10 (9 April 1990) 7 (30 April 1990) SCANLON, Bill (USA) 9 (9 January 1984) 9 (9 January 1984) SCHUETTLER, Rainer (GER) 8 (9 June 2003) 5 (26 April 2004) SCHWARTZMAN, Diego (ARG) 8 (12 October 2020) 8 (12 October 2020) SHAPOVALOV, Denis (CAN) 10 (21 September 2020) 10 (21 September 2020) SIMON, Gilles (FRA) 10 (20 October 2008) 6 (5 January 2009) SMITH, Stan (USA) 3 (23 August 1973) 3 (23 August 1973) SOCK, Jack (USA) 9 (6 November 2017) 8 (20 November 2017) SODERLING, Robin (SWE) 10 (19 October 2009) 4 (15 November 2010) SOLOMON, Harold (USA) 10 (10 August 1976) 5 (8 September 1980) SRICHAPHAN, Paradorn (THA) 10 (21 April 2003) 9 (12 May 2003) STEPANEK, Radek (CZE) 8 (10 July 2006) 8 (10 July 2006) ATP MEDIA INFORMATION STICH, Michael (GER) 9 (10 June 1991) 2 (22 November 1993) STOCKTON, Dick (USA) 10 (9 August 1977) 8 (31 October 1977) SUNDSTROM, Henrik (SWE) 10 (11 June 1984) 6 (8 October 1984) SVENSSON, Jonas (SWE)
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