Alexander Zverev has become the world No 1 in men's tennis for the first time, Reuters reports.
The development has prompted discussion about the merits of his ascent, with the original analysis suggesting his rise to the top ranking rings hollow.
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Alexander Zverev has become the world No 1 in men's tennis for the first time, Reuters reports.
The development has prompted discussion about the merits of his ascent, with the original analysis suggesting his rise to the top ranking rings hollow.