Roger Federer is the king of breaking records, but some records get a lot more attention than others. The world No. 3 is first to hit 1,000 consecutive weeks inside the ATP Top 100, but that doesn't seem as impressive as 20 Grand Slams or 237 consecutive weeks at No. 1.
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Published Dec 04, 2018