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MEN’s singles:

Ivan Lendl — 9 consecutive Tennis Masters Cup finals
Roy Emerson — 5 consecutive Australian Open titles
Ivan Lendl — 18 consecutive tournaments reaching the final
Don Budge — 6 consecutive grand-slam titles
Roger Federer — 3 career “small slams”
Rod Laver — 2 career calendar slams
Bjorn Borg — 3 consecutive back-to-back FrenchOpen-Wimbledon titles
Roger Federer — 4 consecutive back-to-back Wimbledon-U.S.Open titles
Pete Sampras — 6 consecutive year-end no.1 rankings (open era)
Roger Federer — 24 consecutive finals won
John McEnroe — 82-3 season win-loss record (open era)
Rafael Nadal — 4 consecutive Monte Carlo titles
Roger Federer — 10 consecutive grand-slam finals
Rafael Nadal — 81 consecutive matches won on clay
Roger Federer — 65 consecutive matches won on grass
Ivan Landl — 8 consecutive U.S. Open finals
Bjorn Borg/Roger Federer — 5 consecutive Wimbledon titles (open era)
Roger Federer — 56 consecutive matches won on hardcourts
Guillermo Vilas — 46 consecutive matches won
Roger Federer — 237 consecutive weeks ranked no.1 (all time)
Jimmy Connors — 109 career titles (open era)
Roger Federer — 3 consecutive 11+title seasons
Jaroslav Drobny — won Monte Carlo, Rome, and Hamburg in the same year
Roger Federer — 2 consecutive years reaching all 4 grand-slam finals
Roger Federer — 3 titles won at 3 separate grand-slam events
Roger Federer — 5 consecutive titles won at 2 separate grand-slam events

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