Tennis News

Five Roger Federer records that might never be broken

He has spent the most amount of time at the World No 1 position

Roger Federer has taken to records like a duck to water. His dominance in the sport made him sit at pole position as the World Number 1 for a record 302 weeks overall and another record of 237 consecutive weeks spent in the top spot.

Federer is now eyeing to become the oldest Number 1 player if he manages to get through to the semis of the upcoming ATP Rotterdam event and earn the 155 points, that is keeping him from this record. This proves that Federer has an undying thirst for records.