Most Weeks at No. 3

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Since the ATP computerized ranking was introduced in 1973, 62 players have spent at least one week ranked at No. 3. The all-time leader is Roger Federer with 222 weeks, a margin 10% ahead of Jimmy Connors (202 weeks) and Novak Djokovic (167 weeks). 18 players have spent 52 or more weeks at No. 3 (at least one full year), with an average of 44 weeks across all ranked players.

Record leaderboard
Rank	Player	Weeks at No. 3
1	Roger Federer	222
2	Jimmy Connors	202
3	Novak Djokovic	167
4	Stefan Edberg	167
5	Ivan Lendl	123
6	Andy Murray	106
7	Alexander Zverev	106
8	Boris Becker	100
9	Guillermo Vilas	97
10	Mats Wilander	93
11	Rafael Nadal	90
12	Pete Sampras	81
13	Andre Agassi	75
14	Andy Roddick	70
15	John McEnroe	65
16	Stan Wawrinka	60
17	Bjorn Borg	55
18	Juan Carlos Ferrero	55
19	Carlos Alcaraz	51
20	Yevgeny Kafelnikov	49

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