1 / 9Roger Federer is the first men's singles player to have reached 10 consecutive Grand Slam tournament finals and a total of 31 Grand Slam finals. (Image: AP)
2 / 9At 310 weeks, Roger Federer has spent the second-highest number of weeks, as the number one ranked men's tennis player in the world. (Image: AP)
3 / 9With eight Wimbledon titles to his name, Roger Federer will retire from tennis as the men's player with the most men's singles at SW19.(Image: 1xBet_Eng Twitter)
4 / 9Roger Federer is the player to win the most number of men's year-end championships. The Swiss Maestro has won the year-end championships title for a record six times. (Image: FedererBook Twitter)
5 / 9At his peak, Roger Federer was ranked among the top eight players in the world continuously for 14 years and two weeks. This run lasted from October 14, 2002 till October 31, 2016. (Image: AP)
6 / 9Between 2004 to 2007, Roger Federer won the 'ATP Player of the Year' title for four straight years. Federer reclaimed the title again in 2009. For the same years, i.e. 2004 to 2007 and again in 2009 Federer has also been named the ITF World Champion. (Image: AP)
7 / 9Roger Federer has won the ATP Fans' Favourite award a record 18 times consecutively. He claimed the award from 2003 to 2020. (Image: atptour Twitter)
8 / 9In March 2019, Roger Federer became only the second man after America’s Jimmy Connors to win the 100 men's singles ATP Title. He achieved the feat when he won the Dubai Tennis Championships by beating Stefanos Tsitsipas. (Image: MailSport Twitter)
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