World number four Roger Federer registered the 800th win of his career as he overcame Juan Monaco 6-3 7-5 in their Paris Masters quarter-final. He is only the seventh man in history to surpass the 800-win mark. Federer said:
"It's nice. It's just another win, but it's a special one nevertheless, because 800 is definitely a big number." He will now play Tomas Berdych, who defeated Andy Murray to end the Scot's 17-match unbeaten run. Federer suffered an early break of serve but won five straight games to recover from 3-1 behind and take the opening set. Monaco matched the 16-times Grand Slam winner for most of the second set but surrendered his serve in the 11th game. Federer won with an ace in the next game. Federer, 30, who won the last of his Grand Slams in Australia in 2010,has suffered 186 losses over his career.Read Full; Optimum Sports Marketing: Federer Joins Tennis 800 Club: ..
