Roger Federer is racking up ATP milestones, even in the dead of winter. This week the 20-time major champion became the first ATP player to record 1,000 straight weeks of being ranked inside the Top 100.
You have to go way back to October 4, 1999 to find a week that saw Federer rank outside of the Top 100 (he was 106 that week).
According to tennis.com, Federer will break the all-time record for weeks inside the top 100 this winter when he passes Andre Agassi, who retired with 1019 weeks inside the Top 100.