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We have a winner at the Brisbane, Australia It is his 83rd title, Jackpot Bet Online and Jackpot Bet Online it is his 1,000 match win for the mighty Swiss player on the picture, Roger Federer. He claimed the Brisbane International title that is held in Australia by beating the Canadian Milos Raonic in the final game of the tournament that is placed as a warm up to the Australian Open just week from now. The mighty Swiss has become the third player in Tennis History to win a number of matches that passes the number 1,000 – only Jimmy Connors (1,235) and Ivan Lendl (1,071) has more than Roger Federer.
Only professional matches that are ranked in the ATP world list counts in this show.