Men's Grand Slam singles titles: Federer is third in history

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Men’s Grand Slam singles titles: Federer ranks third in history. The 41-year-old Swiss tennis star Roger Federer posted a long message on his personal social media account to announce his retirement. As one of the most famous players in tennis history, Federer won 103 singles titles and 20 Grand Slam singles championships (6 at the Australian Open, 1 at the French Open, 8 at Wimbledon, and 5 at the US Open). He spent a total of 310 weeks at the top of the men’s singles rankings. 　　But as he grew older and his competitive edge declined, coupled with the dominance of his rivals Nadal and Djokovic, Federer’s total number of Grand Slams eventually stayed at “20”.

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