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    Grigor Dimitrov

    Grigor Dimitrov

    Awards & Honours

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    Awards Won

    4

    Honours

    1

    Rankings

    3

    Covers

    2

    Records

    Grigor Dimitrov stands as a towering figure in Bulgarian tennis history, having reached the third spot in the world rankings, a feat unmatched by any male player from his country. His 2017 ATP Finals victory remains a defining moment, showcasing his ability to perform on the grandest stage against the world's best. Beyond trophies, his recognition as the Stefan Edberg Sportsmanship Award winner highlights his integrity and respect for the game. Being named Bulgarian Sportsperson of the Year twice further cements his status as a national icon who brought pride to his homeland through sheer excellence.

    Grigor Dimitrov receiving an award

    Awards

    Honours & Distinctions

    Highest Ranked Bulgarian Male

    ATP Rankings·2017

    Reached World No. 3 in singles, the highest ranking for a Bulgarian man.

    Stefan Edberg Sportsmanship Award

    ATP·2024

    Recognized for outstanding sportsmanship on the tour.

    Bulgarian Sportsperson of the Year

    Bulgarian National Awards·2017

    First tennis player to receive this honor since 1958.

    Balkan Athlete of the Year

    Regional Sports Awards·2017

    Honored as the top athlete in the Balkan region.

    Rankings & Lists

    #3

    ATP Singles Ranking

    ATP·2017

    Magazine Covers

    Vogue Bulgaria

    2017

    ATP Finals Champion Feature

    Tennis Magazine

    2017

    Top Player Profile

    GQ Bulgaria

    2018

    Lifestyle and Fashion Spread

    Records & Feats

    Most Grand Slam Retirements

    Career Milestone·2025

    Holds the Open Era record with 10 retirements, including a streak of 5 consecutive retirements.

    Longest Active Consecutive Grand Slam Appearances

    Career Milestone·2025

    Held the record for 58 consecutive appearances among male players until 2025.

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