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Alexander Zverev Rises To No. 1 Spot in Men’s Tennis Rankings

Alexander Zverev Rises To No. 1 Spot in Men’s Tennis Rankings

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    New Delhi, November 2 (IANS) Alexander Zverev achieved a significant milestone on Monday when he became the 30th player to reach World No.1 in the sport on the back of a masterful 2026.Zverev won his first two Grand Slams this year - the Roland Garros and then the US Open - as he ascended to the top…

    — The Morung Express

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Zverev beat Flavio Cobolli for the French Open title in June in his fourth major final, months before the German defeated Ben Shelton to lift the US Open trophy in September

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Alexander Zverev Rises To No. 1 Spot in Men’s Tennis Rankings

Zverev beat Flavio Cobolli for the French Open title in June in his fourth major final, months before the German defeated Ben Shelton to lift the US Open trophy in September

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Zverev, a 26-time ATP-tour titlist, finally has big-stage glory to his name after years of near-misses, setbacks and heartbreaks. The German made it to the world number one spot in the ATP Rankings for the first time following a breakout run, which saw him open his Grand Slam tally with the French…

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