ATP No. 1 Club Features
Which countries have one player in ATP No. 1 Club?
Novak Djokovic has made history for Serbia and spent more time than anyone at No. 1 in the PIF ATP Rankings.
Agassi: 'Springsteen playing at the local bar'
Inside the American's return to the top of the sport, including his time on the ATP Challenger Tour.
How Jannik Sinner is outpacing all former World No. 1s
Inside the Italian's performance since claiming World No. 1 for the first time in June 2024
On This Day In ATP No. 1 Club History
Relive Rios' run
Flash back to Marcelo Rios' memorable run to the top of the tennis world, joining the ATP No. 1 Club.
Agassi's ascent
Learn how Andre Agassi made his way to the pinnacle of the PIF ATP Rankings in 1995, becoming part of the historic group of No. 1s.
Roger's rise to the pinnacle
Roger Federer spent 310 weeks at World No. 1. This was the moment when he first claimed top spot.
Hear From ATP No. 1 Club Members
In 2024 the Italian became the first player from his country to reach World No. 1 in the history of the PIF ATP Rankings.
Welcome to the pioneering ‘ATP No.1 Club’.
For the first time, all current and former ATP World No.1 players will be celebrated in one place for the most remarkable achievement in men’s professional tennis: reaching the pinnacle of the PIF ATP Rankings.
The Club will bring together an exclusive group of 29 players from across different generations – from Ilie Nastase and John Newcombe to Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner — allowing fans to stay connected with the game’s most iconic champions through incredible original storytelling.
The Club made its debut at the 2024 Nitto ATP Finals ahead of the full operational launch in 2025. ATP will champion this monumental initiative with a high-profile showpiece event held at the 2025 Nitto ATP Finals, gathering some of the biggest names in the sport’s history to celebrate the launch.
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