is still two matches away from the Rotterdam Open title. Today is the final. If Roger Federer wins the semifinals tomorrow night, Roger Federer will go for his 97th career title. But after winning the quarter-finals, tennis superstar took himself to new heights. Became one of the oldest number in history.
Federer's age was 36 years 195 days. At this age, it is thought to rotate the world tennis! But during the season, the Swiss legend has done that. In the last 13 months, three grand slam wins. The success of this series of success is to return to the rankings again. Federer, who calls a special achievement, 'What an incredible journey. To be number one again, I have a lot to do. It's an incredible achievement. I am very happy I never really thought I could be number one again. This moment is very important in my career. "
In 2003, 33 years at the age of 131, André Agassi rose to the top of the ranking. It was the record of being the number one ranked at the highest age. That record was broken, ahead of many possibilities, Federer made himself. Most 302 weeks can be taken to the top of the record with new height. Federer does not have time to think about that. Now is the time that his celebration To be number one, to be happy with the number one, being the number one in tennis is the final achievement. And when you are old, then you have to work twice. Those who work hard, your fight is with them. So being the number one again is just like dreaming. "
Really In January last year, it went down to number 17. In the last four years, the final semifinal went to the Grand Slam title. Some people started saying that they were the final-semifinal players. That's incredibly surprising that Federer did not turn back. After that in the middle thirty! Everything is like a blast to Federer, 'I do not know how I got up so much. It really is a great achievement for me. Especially after a long time again, this is the number one. ' And in this, Federer has doubled the joy, 'Good luck is going to be doubling the age. I have to work hard for this. '
Federer's achievement is so big, it is clear about André Agassi. The quarter-finals are not finished-tweeted the former number one, '36 years 195 days .... Roger Federer took our game standard upwards. Congratulations for another extraordinary event. '
