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.
Federer is first ever to reach 1,000 weeks in ATP Top 100
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Published Dec 04, 2018