After 237 consecutive weeks, Rafael Nadal takes over the ATP ranking, displacing Roger Federer after 4 and a half years of dominance. It took a monumental effort for Nadal to take over the top spot. In the Hamburg semifinal, the Spaniard almost dropped to no. 3 had he lost to Novak Djokovic. Nadal won the match and eventually the tournament to retain his ranking as world no. 2. So far this year, he was won 7 titles including his fourth successive French Open title and Wimbledon. He also just recently won the Olympic gold medal for the men's singles event. Congratulations, Rafa!Monday, August 18, 2008
Rafael Nadal is ATP no. 1
After 237 consecutive weeks, Rafael Nadal takes over the ATP ranking, displacing Roger Federer after 4 and a half years of dominance. It took a monumental effort for Nadal to take over the top spot. In the Hamburg semifinal, the Spaniard almost dropped to no. 3 had he lost to Novak Djokovic. Nadal won the match and eventually the tournament to retain his ranking as world no. 2. So far this year, he was won 7 titles including his fourth successive French Open title and Wimbledon. He also just recently won the Olympic gold medal for the men's singles event. Congratulations, Rafa!
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