Overview
- Djokovic reached 860 weeks in the ATP top 5 in Monday's rankings update, moving past Roger Federer's 859.
- He also holds the all-time record of 428 weeks at No. 1 and is in his 939th week in the top 10, which trails only Federer's 968.
- The 38-year-old has been out since Indian Wells with a right-shoulder issue and has withdrawn from Miami, Monte Carlo and Madrid.
- Reports say he is targeting a return before the French Open on May 24, with Rome or Hamburg discussed as possibilities that remain unconfirmed.
- In an Esquire Australia interview, he said he is not ready to retire and is prioritizing smart training to stay competitive against younger players.