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November 28, 1999: The day Pete Sampras won the ATP Finals for the fifth time
Every day, Tennis Majors takes you back to one of the most iconic moments in tennis history. On this day in 1999, Pete Sampras equaled Ivan Lendl's record for the most season-ending ATP Finals titles won
November 27, 2011: The day Roger Federer won a then-record sixth ATP Finals title
Every day, Tennis Majors takes you back to one of the biggest moments in tennis history. On November 27, 2011, Roger Federer and Jo-Wilfried Tsonga clashed for the eighth time in the season
November 26, 1998: The day Pete Sampras secured the year-end No 1 ranking for a record sixth straight time
Every day, Tennis Majors takes you back to a big moment in tennis history. On November 26, 1998, Pete Sampras set a new record by logging his sixth consecutive year-end No 1 ranking after playing a gruelling schedule post the US Open
November 25, 1999: The day Agassi was crowned year-end world No 1, two years after dropping out of the top 100
On this day, November 25, 1999, Andre Agassi beat Gustavo Kuerten in straight sets to secure the year-end world No 1 ranking
November 24, 1996: The day Sampras won his third ATP Finals crown after an epic battle with Becker
On this day, November 24, 1996, Pete Sampras and Boris Becker put on a serve-and-volley masterclass that is considered as one of the greatest matches in tennis history
November 22, 1992: The day Seles took down Navratilova for her third straight WTA Finals title
November 21, 1999: The day Lindsay Davenport defeated Martina Hingis to win the season-ending WTA Championships
When instincts fail: Moutet’s emotional reckoning in Davis Cup loss
November 20, 1988: The day Gabriela Sabatini won her first big title
November 19, 2006: The day Roger Federer dismissed a shell-shocked James Blake at the Masters Cup
November 18, 1990: The day Andre Agassi won the season-ending ATP Masters for his first major title
November 17, 1991: The day Pete Sampras claimed his first season-ending ATP Masters Cup
« You have two of three options, I went for the risky one » : how Sinner had the smallest details turning for him in the final
Jannik Sinner retains his ATP Finals title by defeating Carlos Alcaraz (as narrowly as planned)
November 16, 2001: The day Lleyton Hewitt became world No 1 for the first time
Alcaraz : “Playing Jannik indoors is one of the toughest challenges in tennis, but I’m ready”
Carlos Alcaraz dispatches Auger-Aliassime to crown season with ATP Finals final against Sinner