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Historia. #Federer pic.twitter.com/Hs8leAIget
— Sebastián Torok (@sebatorok) February 16, 2018
It hasn’t even been three weeks since he became the first man in tennis history to win 20 Grand Slam singles titles, but he’s setting records again: Roger Federer “Oldest Man at World No 1 pic.twitter.com/uYNp302MwS
— Abdulaziz M. Ali (@Abizle4shizle) February 16, 2018
Federer
— DV🍍 (@matchpointmiss) February 16, 2018
should stop. should quit while he's ahead. should be too slow. should be too tired. should be too old to be #1. should be history.
But Federer is too busy making it.
Federer Forever.#Nike
Roger Federer, you make me happy. And I don’t even deserve to be happy.
— Shakti Shetty (@Shakti_Shetty) February 17, 2018
I pity other tennis players. They didn't choose to live in the Age of Roger Federer.
— Frank Underwood (@FrankUnderwocd) February 16, 2018
Nobody on the male side will ever surpass Federer
— Chris P (@scoobstennis) February 16, 2018
He is the standard. The unattainable genius.
"He can't compete with Nadal, Djokovic & Murray anymore"
— Oliver Belcher (@oliverbelcher10) February 16, 2018
"He'll never win another Grand Slam"
"He'll never become world no.1 again"
✅ Oldest ever world no.1 (36 years 195 days)
✅ Longest at no.1 (303 weeks)
✅ Most Grand Slams in mens history (20 majors)#Federer #GOAT 🐐🏆 pic.twitter.com/8CF2JwUugO
2004 ... I turned 14, Friends ended, Facebook was launched and a certain Roger Federer became world no1 for the first time 🎾
— Jade Windley (@jade_windley) February 16, 2018
2018 ... I’m turning 28, still love watching Friends, Facebook is still going strong but not as strong as Roger Federer ... world no1 👑 #inspiration pic.twitter.com/XCVFne0ggS
Roger Federer, 2067, still Nr. 1️⃣ 🇨🇭(colorized) #Federer pic.twitter.com/tJEXStvUwT
— Eduard Goritschnig (@EddiGoritschnig) February 17, 2018
20 years ago, a 16 year-old Roger Federer was building towards junior Wimbledon. He won it. Singles and doubles. He made his pro debut a week later.
— David Law (@DavidLawTennis) February 17, 2018
20 years on, his love for the game is as unconditional as it was then. Tonight, he became the sport’s oldest singles No.1.
Roger Federer is World number 1 again at the age of 36. What an inspiration this man is for everyone who loves and plays any sport.
— Anuj Singhal (@_anujsinghal) February 17, 2018
Roger Federer, welcome back to number one.
— Adam Peacock (@adampeacock3) February 16, 2018
He's back there as Drake has the number one single.
When Federer was first number one, Drake was still in Degrassi High.
The time difference between the last time Federer was no 1 to this time when he's back at that position is 5 years 3 months.
— Gabbbar (@GabbbarSingh) February 17, 2018
That in one line tells you what Federer is about. Sheer resilience & never say die spirit. Always coming back. Never give up. Never say die.
For his next trick, Federer will play squash. Left handed. #IsThereAnythingHeCannotDo
— Rohit Brijnath (@rohitdbrijnath) February 17, 2018
World no.1 at 36! #RogerFederer proving with ease that age is just a number!😍😍 Team Federer Forever!❤️ pic.twitter.com/Yd5fgoBw0B
— Karishma Singh (@karishmasingh22) February 17, 2018
14 years after he first became #1, Federer is back on top of the world 🤘@rogerfederer, 36, becomes the oldest #1. He had proven once again that age is just a number in your mind. #Respect
— Manu Kumar Jain (@manukumarjain) February 17, 2018
Anything is possible if you are determined, and work hard towards it. https://t.co/FImvqnJGSC
Roger Federer's #1 ranking:
— Tumaini Carayol (@tumcarayol) February 16, 2018
Australian Open W, Wimbledon W, Indian Wells W, Miami W, Shanghai W, Halle W, Basel W, Montreal F, World Tour Finals SF, US Open QF, Dubai 2R, Stutgart 2R, Rotterdam SF+.
Only 13 tournaments. At least 9785 points.
36 years 195 days...@RogerFederer continues to raise the bar in our sport. Congratulations on yet another remarkable achievement!!
— Andre Agassi (@AndreAgassi) February 16, 2018
