Acknowledging Roger Federer’s performances at the Grand Slams, Pete Sampras said that the Swiss would break his records. The American heavyweight who holds 14 Grand Slam titles explains Roger has all the tools and demeanor to achieve all the records.
The 34-year-old Sampras remained at top of the rankings for 286 weeks. He won his last Grand Slam in 2002 before taking retirement from professional tennis.
World number one Federer is on his way to break this record. Meanwhile, the Swiss star has advanced to finals at Wimbledon to meet Raffle Nadal. If Federer wins, it would be his fourth Wimbledon title and eighth Grand Slam title.
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Federer will overtake me: Sampras
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