Top 5 longest winning streak in Men's tennis 

14-time grand slam champion ‘Pistol Pete’ had a 39 match long winning streak which started in 1994. He also held the No.1 ranking for 283 weeks and ended his career with a US Open triumph.

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Top 5 longest winning streak in Men's tennis

14-time grand slam champion ‘Pistol Pete’ had a 39 match long winning streak which started in 1994. He also held the No.1 ranking for 283 weeks and ended his career with a US Open triumph.

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