Most Weeks at No. 5

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Since the ATP computerized ranking was introduced in 1973, 100 players have spent at least one week ranked at No. 5. The all-time leader is David Ferrer with 129 weeks, a margin 34% ahead of Vitas Gerulaitis (96 weeks) and Boris Becker (84 weeks). 18 players have spent 52 or more weeks at No. 5 (at least one full year), with an average of 27 weeks across all ranked players.

Record leaderboard
Rank	Player	Weeks at No. 5
1	David Ferrer	129
2	Vitas Gerulaitis	96
3	Boris Becker	84
4	Rafael Nadal	81
5	Juan Martin del Potro	77
6	Yevgeny Kafelnikov	66
7	Andre Agassi	65
8	Nikolay Davydenko	65
9	Daniil Medvedev	65
10	Andres Gomez	63
11	Kei Nishikori	63
12	Stefan Edberg	62
13	Stefanos Tsitsipas	60
14	Michael Chang	59
15	Carlos Moya	56
16	Roger Federer	55
17	Goran Ivanisevic	55
18	Manuel Orantes	54
19	Alexander Zverev	51
20	Jose-Luis Clerc	50

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