Federer plus "vieux" n°1 mondial de l'histoire

Le 16/02/2018 à 21h29 par Guillem Casulleras Punsa

Federer plus vieux n°1 mondial de l'histoire

A 36 ans et 6 mois, il détrônera, ce lundi, Agassi et ses 33 ans et 131 jours en 2003.

Federer, Roger [1]

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Haase, Robin

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Rotterdam

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Roger Federer

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Andre Agassi

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Alcaraz savours Rotterdam title: "I've shown that I can play well on this type of surface".

Jules Hypolite 09/02/2025 à 21h16

Carlos Alcaraz won the first indoor title of his career in Rotterdam on Sunday, beating Alex De Minaur in the final. It was a long-awaited first indoor title for the world No.3, who expressed his sat...

Alcaraz wins his first indoor title in Rotterdam!

Jules Hypolite 09/02/2025 à 18h15

Carlos Alcaraz won the ATP 500 Rotterdam on Sunday, defeating Alex De Minaur 6-4, 3-6, 6-2 in the final. In the first set, the world no. 3 had quickly taken the lead, breaking and leading 3-1, but De...

Alcaraz: "The fact that no Spanish player won in Rotterdam motivates me".

Clément Gehl 09/02/2025 à 12h32

Carlos Alcaraz has qualified for the Rotterdam final, which he will play this Sunday against Alex de Minaur. Despite a very difficult semi-final against Hubert Hurkacz, the Spaniard has a date with t...

Johnson on Alcaraz's decision to play in Rotterdam: "Maybe he's still mentally scarred after his ankle injury in Rio".

Adrien Guyot 09/02/2025 à 11h08

Carlos Alcaraz has decided to play in Rotterdam for the first time in his career. Accustomed to playing the South American clay-court tour since his debut on the ATP Tour, the 21-year-old Spaniard ha...