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Roger Federer, right, could surpass Andre Agassi, who held the No 1 spot in 2003 aged 33 years and 131 days. Dita Alangkar / AP Photo
Roger Federer, right, could surpass Andre Agassi, who held the No 1 spot in 2003 aged 33 years and 131 days. Dita Alangkar / AP Photo
'Age is just a number' for Roger Federer as he targets No 1 spot in Rotterdam
Test begins when 36-year-old world No 2 returns to Dutch port city for first time since 2013
Agence France Presse
11 February, 2018