QUIZ – How much do you know about Novak Djokovic and his world No 1 record?

{"question":"When did Novak Djokovic become world No 1 for the first time?","image":{"id":663595,"url":"https:\/\/assets.tennismajors.com\/uploads\/2023\/02\/DJOKOVIC_MIAMI_2011.jpg"},"images":["","","",""],"answers":["February 2020","July 2011","September 2011","January 2012"],"answerssymbols":["","","",""],"correctAnswers":[1],"answerRight":"IDEMO!! Djokovic first rose to No 1 aged 24 years and 43 days on 4 July 2011","imageAnswerRight":{"id":663596,"url":"https:\/\/assets.tennismajors.com\/uploads\/2023\/02\/DJOKOVIC_MONTREAL_2011.jpg"},"answerWrong":"WRONG!! Djokovic first rose to No 1 aged 24 years and 43 days on 4 July 2011","imageAnswerWrong":{"id":663596,"url":"https:\/\/assets.tennismajors.com\/uploads\/2023\/02\/DJOKOVIC_MONTREAL_2011.jpg"}}

{"answertype":"image-text","question":"Which tournament did Novak Djokovic win for the first time as world No 1?","image":{"id":663597,"url":"https:\/\/assets.tennismajors.com\/uploads\/2023\/02\/DJOKOVIC_ATPFINALS_2011.jpg"},"images":[{"id":487580,"url":"https:\/\/assets.tennismajors.com\/uploads\/2021\/09\/Djokovic-Wimbledon-2011-Panoramic-1.jpg"},{"id":663598,"url":"https:\/\/assets.tennismajors.com\/uploads\/2023\/02\/DJOKOVIC_MONTREAL_2011-1.jpg"},{"id":301018,"url":"https:\/\/assets.tennismajors.com\/uploads\/2020\/10\/AUS_panoramic_PANOaustopen29012012.053.jpg"},{"id":663599,"url":"https:\/\/assets.tennismajors.com\/uploads\/2023\/02\/DJOKOVIC_MIAMI_2012.jpg"}],"answers":["Wimbledon 2011","Montreal 2011","Australian Open 2012","Miami 2012"],"answerssymbols":["","","",""],"correctAnswers":[1],"answerRight":"Well done! Novak Djokovic played and won his first tournament as world No 1 in Montreal in 2011","answerWrong":"Double fault! Novak Djokovic played and won his first tournament as world No 1 in Montreal in 2011"}

{"question":"How many Grand Slams has Djokovic won as world No 1?","image":{"id":612059,"url":"https:\/\/assets.tennismajors.com\/uploads\/2022\/07\/Novak-Djokovic-Wimbledon-2022-7.jpg"},"images":["","","",""],"answers":["7","10","13","16"],"answerssymbols":["","","",""],"correctAnswers":[2],"answerRight":"Correct! Djokovic has won 13 of his 22 Grand Slam titles after starting the tournament as world No 1.","imageAnswerRight":{"id":425614,"url":"https:\/\/assets.tennismajors.com\/uploads\/2021\/07\/TSITSIPAS_DJOKOVIC_ROLANDGARROS_2021.jpg"},"answerWrong":"Try again! Djokovic has won 13 of his 22 Grand Slam titles after starting the tournament as world No 1.","imageAnswerWrong":{"id":425614,"url":"https:\/\/assets.tennismajors.com\/uploads\/2021\/07\/TSITSIPAS_DJOKOVIC_ROLANDGARROS_2021.jpg"}}

{"answertype":"true-false","question":"At 35 years and nine months old, Novak Djokovic is the oldest world No 1 ever.","image":{"id":657062,"url":"https:\/\/assets.tennismajors.com\/uploads\/2023\/01\/NOVAK_DJOKOVIC_AUSTRALIANOPEN_2023.jpg"},"images":["",""],"answers":["\ud83d\udc4d True","\ud83d\udc4e False"],"correctAnswers":[1],"answerRight":"You're a real tennis fan! Federer holds the record for being the oldest as he was 36 years and 10 months old when he was last dislodged from the top spot on June 18. For Djokovic to pass Federer he would need to be No 1 again after April 2024","imageAnswerRight":{"id":663600,"url":"https:\/\/assets.tennismajors.com\/uploads\/2023\/02\/FEDERER_ROTTERDAM_2018.jpg"},"answerWrong":"Unforced error! Federer holds the record for being the oldest as he was 36 years and 10 months old when he was last dislodged from the top spot on June 18. For Djokovic to pass Federer he would need to be No 1 again after April 2024","imageAnswerWrong":{"id":663600,"url":"https:\/\/assets.tennismajors.com\/uploads\/2023\/02\/FEDERER_ROTTERDAM_2018.jpg"}}

{"answertype":"free-text","question":"Who held the record for most weeks as world No 1 before Djokovic, including men and women? ","image":{"id":650399,"url":"https:\/\/assets.tennismajors.com\/uploads\/2022\/12\/DJOKOVIC_WIMBLEDON_2022.jpg"},"answerFree":"Steffi Graf","answerRight":"Well done! Steffi\u00a0Graf\u00a0was ranked\u00a0world No\u00a01\u00a0for a record\u00a0377\u00a0weeks","answerWrong":"Out! Steffi\u00a0Graf\u00a0was ranked\u00a0world No\u00a01\u00a0for a record\u00a0377\u00a0weeks"}

{"question":"How many consecutive weeks has Novak Djokovic spent at the top of the ATP rankings?","image":{"id":663602,"url":"https:\/\/assets.tennismajors.com\/uploads\/2023\/02\/DJOKOVIC_BELGRADE_2021.jpg"},"images":["","","",""],"answers":["93","100","122","156"],"answerssymbols":["","","",""],"correctAnswers":[2],"answerRight":"Welcome Nole fan! Djokovic\u2019s longest run at No 1 was between July 2014 and November 2016. He spent 122 weeks as No 1.","imageAnswerRight":{"id":609785,"url":"https:\/\/assets.tennismajors.com\/uploads\/2022\/07\/Novak-Djokovic-Wimbledon-2022-3.jpg"},"answerWrong":"No! Djokovic\u2019s longest run at No 1 was between July 2014 and November 2016. He spent 122 weeks as No 1.","imageAnswerWrong":{"id":609785,"url":"https:\/\/assets.tennismajors.com\/uploads\/2022\/07\/Novak-Djokovic-Wimbledon-2022-3.jpg"}}

{"question":"When did Novak Djokovic break Roger Federer's record for most weeks as world No 1? ","image":{"id":657387,"url":"https:\/\/assets.tennismajors.com\/uploads\/2023\/01\/Djokovic-Federer-Laver-Cup-2022.jpg"},"images":["","","",""],"answers":["April 2019","January 2020","December 2020","March 2021"],"answerssymbols":["","","",""],"correctAnswers":[3],"answerRight":"You know your history! He surpassed Roger Federer\u2019s mark of 310 weeks in March 2021","answerWrong":"Wrong! He surpassed Roger Federer\u2019s mark of 310 weeks in March 2021"}

{"question":"Which player beat him the most times when he was world No 1? ","image":{"id":663737,"url":"https:\/\/assets.tennismajors.com\/uploads\/2023\/02\/DJOKOVIC_AUSTRALIANOPEN_2023-6.jpg"},"images":["","","",""],"answers":["Roger Federer","Andy Murray","Juan Martin Del Potro","Rafael Nadal"],"answerssymbols":["","","",""],"correctAnswers":[3],"answerRight":"Well done! Rafael Nadal beat Novak Djokovic 10 times when the Serb was world No 1","imageAnswerRight":{"id":653198,"url":"https:\/\/assets.tennismajors.com\/uploads\/2023\/01\/Novak-Djokovic-and-Rafael-Nadal-at-Roland-Garros-in-2022.jpg"},"answerWrong":"No! Rafael Nadal beat Novak Djokovic 10 times when the Serb was world No 1","imageAnswerWrong":{"id":653198,"url":"https:\/\/assets.tennismajors.com\/uploads\/2023\/01\/Novak-Djokovic-and-Rafael-Nadal-at-Roland-Garros-in-2022.jpg"}}

{"answertype":"image-text","question":"What was Djokovic's first Grand Slam win as world No 1?","image":{"id":663614,"url":"https:\/\/assets.tennismajors.com\/uploads\/2023\/02\/DJOKOVIC_MADRID_2011.jpg"},"images":[{"id":663609,"url":"https:\/\/assets.tennismajors.com\/uploads\/2023\/02\/DJOKOVIC_WIMBLEDON_2011.jpg"},{"id":663611,"url":"https:\/\/assets.tennismajors.com\/uploads\/2023\/02\/DJOKOVIC_USOPEN_2011.jpg"},{"id":663612,"url":"https:\/\/assets.tennismajors.com\/uploads\/2023\/02\/DJOKOVIC_AUSTRALIANOPEN_2012.jpg"},{"id":663610,"url":"https:\/\/assets.tennismajors.com\/uploads\/2023\/02\/DJOKOVIC_AUSTRALIANOPEN_2013.jpg"}],"answers":["Wimbledon 2011","US Open 2011","Australian Open 2012","Australian Open 2013 "],"answerssymbols":["","","",""],"correctAnswers":[1],"answerRight":"Bravo! Novak Djokovic played and won his first Grand Slam as world No 1 at the US Open in 2011","imageAnswerRight":{"id":663613,"url":"https:\/\/assets.tennismajors.com\/uploads\/2023\/02\/DJOKOVIC_USOPEN_2011-1.jpg"},"answerWrong":"So close! Novak Djokovic played and won his first Grand Slam as world No 1 at the US Open in 2011","imageAnswerWrong":{"id":663613,"url":"https:\/\/assets.tennismajors.com\/uploads\/2023\/02\/DJOKOVIC_USOPEN_2011-1.jpg"}}

{"question":"How many seasons has Novak Djokovic finished as world No 1? ","image":{"id":663615,"url":"https:\/\/assets.tennismajors.com\/uploads\/2023\/02\/DJOKOVIC_ATPFINALS_2021.jpg"},"images":["","","",""],"answers":["5","6","7","8"],"answerssymbols":["","","",""],"correctAnswers":[2],"answerRight":"Yes! Djokovic holds the ATP record for finishing the most seasons ranked at world No. 1. In 2012, he claimed his seventh year-end No 1 finish to break a tie with Sampras and move two ahead of Federer, Nadal and Connors.","imageAnswerRight":{"id":627248,"url":"https:\/\/assets.tennismajors.com\/uploads\/2022\/10\/NOVAK_DJOKOVIC_TELAVIV_2022-1.jpg"},"answerWrong":"Out! Djokovic holds the ATP record for finishing the most seasons ranked at world No. 1. In 2012, he claimed his seventh year-end No. 1 finish to break a tie with Sampras and move two ahead of Federer, Nadal and Connors.","imageAnswerWrong":{"id":627248,"url":"https:\/\/assets.tennismajors.com\/uploads\/2022\/10\/NOVAK_DJOKOVIC_TELAVIV_2022-1.jpg"}}