On September 22, 1997, the name Roger Federer appeared for the first time in the ATP ranking, at position 803.
On May 20, 2002 he made it into the top 10, and on February 2, 2004 he took over the top position for the first time, which he had held for 310 weeks during his career.
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However, by then he should no longer be found in the world rankings.
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Why it is like that?
On July 11, the superstar’s last 600 points from Wimbledon will be erased.
This would mean that Federer would fall completely out of the world rankings without ATP points – after 9058 days!
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