On this day two decades ago, Roger Federer entered the top-10 for the first time. After a notable junior career, Roger cracked the top-400 at 17 in 1998. With reliable results on the Satellite Tour, Roger finished the season just outside the top-300, with plenty more to come in 1999.The Swiss grabbed 13 ATP wins and a Challenger title in Brest to become the force to be reckoned with on the Tour. Roger found the way to enter the top-30 in 2000 after 36 triumphs on the main level and two ATP finals, boosting his confidence and feeling ready to make that …