ANDY MURRAY posed with the world No 1 trophy at the ATP World Tour Finals launch party in London.
The Scotsman posed for photos at the Cutty Sark after edging past Novak Djokovic in the world rankings.
Murray became the first British singles player to top the world rankings since the current system was introduced in 1973.
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The 29-year-old was boosted to top spot after Milos Raonic pulled out of their semi-final match at the Paris Masters.
Murray can now add this piece of silverware to his current list of achievements after winning three Grand Slams, two Olympic golds as well as playing a pivotal role in Britain’s success at the Davis Cup in 2015.
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After his recent triumph, Murray admitted he never thought he would gain the No 1 spot.
Murray said: “I never imagined I’d be No 1 in the world.
“When I was playing football or wrestling with my brother, we’d imagine being different wrestlers or footballers, but not so much with tennis.
“It’s something I never expected to do.”
He knocked Djokovic off his perch after the Serb held his title as the world No 1 for 122 weeks.
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