17-time Grand Slam champion Roger Federer has saluted `extraordinary` Andy Murray for outperforming Serbia`s Novak Djokovic and turning into the new World number one.Last month, Murray deposed Djokovic to gain his first title at the ATP World Tour finals and ensured he remained No. 1 until next season.
By completion Djokovic`s 122-week rule, Murray additionally turned into the second-most established player since John Newcombe in 1974 to make a big appearance at World No. 1.The 29-year-old Briton scored up an aggregate of nine titles this year, including a moment Wimbledon title and a moment Olympic singles gold in Rio de Janeiro.
"I was exceptionally shocked in light of the fact that when a person begins a season the way Novak does, accomplishes his fantasy by winning the French and his fourth Slam consecutively, obviously there`s no chance to get on the planet that anyone, even the players, begin thinking another person could really complete No. 1,"
Then again, Djokovic secured this year`s Australian and French Open before the Serbian`s season went off course.He made a third-round exit at Wimbledon, a first-round resentful about the Rio Olympics and last annihilation to Stan Wawrinka at the US Open before losing the numero one positioning to Murray.
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