Federer to the top

Rotterdam: Switzerland's Federator Waiting for 'Number 1' on the International Tennis Rankings

The Rotterdam Open Tennis Series is going on in the Netherlands. In the second round, Federer of Switzerland, number one, 'number-2' faced the Philip Colli (Germany). Federer seized the first set 7-6, and the next set was 7-5. In the end, Federer advanced to the quarterfinals of 7-6, 7-5.

Natalia may be over

Robin Hausa meets the Netherlands in the quarter-finals. In this case, Federer will be able to reach number one in the previous ranking of Spain. Besides, the number one player at the age of 36 (36 years old) can achieve the achievement. Prior to this, Andrei Urgi of the United States had achieved this goal in 2003 at the age of 33 and 131 days. Federer can get 'number 1' again after 13 years.

Federer said, "I do not expect to get the top spot in the rankings. I'm waiting for the quarterfinals. It could be challenging, "he said.

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