Most Weeks at No. 7

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Since the ATP computerized ranking was introduced in 1973, 100 players have spent at least one week ranked at No. 7. The all-time leader is Tomas Berdych with 129 weeks, a margin 87% ahead of Jose Higueras (69 weeks) and Juan Martin del Potro (65 weeks). 8 players have spent 52 or more weeks at No. 7 (at least one full year), with an average of 26 weeks across all ranked players.

Record leaderboard
Rank	Player	Weeks at No. 7
1	Tomas Berdych	129
2	Jose Higueras	69
3	Juan Martin del Potro	65
4	Andre Agassi	62
5	Alexander Zverev	62
6	Andrey Rublev	56
7	Yevgeny Kafelnikov	54
8	Manuel Orantes	52
9	David Ferrer	51
10	Carlos Moya	51
11	Pat Cash	49
12	Harold Solomon	49
13	Goran Ivanisevic	48
14	Michael Chang	44
15	Gene Mayer	44
16	Ilie Nastase	44
17	Yannick Noah	43
18	Kei Nishikori	41
19	Tommy Robredo	40
20	Tim Henman	39

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