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Federer thanks team after making No. 1 history

The Swiss is nothing without the support of people who help him

ByNiko Vercelletto

Published Feb 21, 2018

Roger Federer is nothing if not humble. He knows that without his team he wouldn't be nearly the player he is today.

On Instagram, a day after becoming the oldest world No. 1 in tennis history, he posted a collage of his past and present team members that have helped him throughout his career. From his most recent coach Ivan Ljubicic to his wife Mirka, each person since he turned pro have been a helping hand through every single Grand Slam win and loss.

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