Federer Loses and Clears Way to No. 1 for Nadal - The New York Times
How Roger Federer Became The Only Billionaire In Tennis History
Federer at 36 becomes world's oldest No.1 - Sport - DAWN.COM
Idle tennis star Roger Federer unranked for 1st time in 25 years | CBC Sports
ESPN - Roger Federer, the oldest player currently in the ATP top 100, turns 39 Friday. | Facebook
Roger Federer reclaims No.1 from Nadal at 36 | Premium Times Nigeria
Roger Federer: Oldest world No 1 bemused by trophy after passing Nadal | Tennis | Sport | Express.co.uk
Roger Federer will make a historic return to No. 1 on Monday
Roger Federer's career in numbers: 20 Grand Slams, oldest World No. 1 and more - India Today
ROGER FEDERER SETS ALL-TIME RECORD FOR MOST WEEKS AT NO. 1 | Wilson Tennis Blog
Roger Federer Out Of Miami Open; Former World Number 1 Will Train To 'Work His Way Back'
Roger Federer Is World No. 1 Again Despite Not Playing for 2 Months
T365 Recall: When David Nalbandian caught a big fish and beat Roger Federer in 2005 - Tennis365
Everything you always wanted to know about Roger Federer
Can you pick the players who spent at least a year at world number one? - TennisBuzz - Breaking tennis news, live scores and features
Roger Federer claims year-end No. 1 for fifth time - China.org.cn
Roger Federer Secures No. 1 Ranking at Age 36 - The New York Times
Twitter erupts as Roger Federer reclaims the World Number 1 Ranking - The SportsRush
Roger Federer: The greatest tennis player ever?
Roger Federer News on Twitter: "To our hero, you are our number 1 - forever! Happy Birthday @rogerfederer! #peRFectAt32 #HappyBirthdayRogerFederer http://t.co/7v0TMBtspL" / Twitter
February 2, 2004: Roger Federer becomes world number 1 for the first time
Highly Motivated' Roger Federer Wants No. 1 ATP Ranking | ATP Tour | Tennis
Swiss tennis player Roger Federer (R) holds the trophy during the Number 1 History-Award ceremony at the Swiss Indoors ATP tennis tournament (233875) | News.lt
OptaAce on Twitter: "237 - Roger #Federer stayed 237 consecutive weeks at the number 1: the longest such streak for a male player since the first player rankings were published in 1973.
Wilson's Roger Federer and Serena Williams End Year at #1 | Wilson Tennis Blog
