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He was world’s No.1, beat Pete Sampras, Roger Federer and Andre Agassi, and retired at the age of 32
Gustavo Kuerten, one of the greatest tennis players in history, became the second Latin American to reach World No. 1.
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The 7 men to defend a Grand Slam title this century: Federer & Nadal share record as Sinner joins list
Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal share the record ... Having won the French Open in 1997, Gustavo Kuerten secured his second Roland Garros title in 2000, beating Magnus Norman in the final.
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The 4 men to win 3 or more Miami Open titles: Novak Djokovic holds joint-record, Roger Federer with 4
In 2000, the American claimed his third and final title in Miami by downing Gustavo Kuerten in the final. Roger Federer lifted his maiden Miami Open trophy in 2005 after coming from two sets down ...
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The 8 men to win first three Grand Slam finals: Jannik Sinner emulates Federer and Alcaraz
Clay-court great Gustavo Kuerten is the only player to achieve ... The first three of Roger Federer’s 20 Grand Slams came in his first three finals and you have to go back to Wimbledon 2003 ...