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R o g e r   F e d e r e r
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 6 x  ATP World Tour Finals Champion     2003/2004/2006/2007/2010/2011
 
     
 
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S i m p l y   T h e   B e s t . . . E v e r !
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    16  Grand Slam Titles
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  6 x  Wimbledon 2003/2004/2005/2006/2007/2009
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  5 x  US Open 2004/2005/2006/2007/2008
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  4 x  Australian Open 2004/2006/2007/2010
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  1 x  French Open 2009
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Country:   Switzerland
Residence: Wollerau / Schwyz
Date of Birth: 8. August 1981
Place of Birth: Binningen / Basel
Grew up in: Münchenstein / Basel
Height / Weight: 1.85 m / 85 kg
Turned pro: 1998
Plays: Right-handed
Prize money: US$  67'930'818
Career record: 814 : 187
Career titles: 70
Highest ranking: No. 1   (02.02.2004)
Weeks as No. 1: 285
Current ranking: No. 3   (30.01.2012)
 

 

 
 

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Olympic Gold Medal

Bejing 2008

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 Switzerland:     Roger Federer    Stanislas Wawrinka       
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Laureus World Sports Award

Sportsman of the Year

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2005

   Roger Federer
 
     
 

2006

   Roger Federer
 
     
 

2007

   Roger Federer
 
     
 

2008

   Roger Federer
 
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Roger and Mirka were married on 11 April 2009
24 July 2009 they proudly announced the birth of twin daughters,
Charlene Riva and Myla Rose, who were born 23 July in Switzerland
   
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Roger @ facebook
 
     
 
     
 
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7 August 2009, 12:17h swiss time, as promised to his fans,
Roger presented the first family pic with his twin daughters on Facebook
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Grand Slam titles   No. 1 - 4
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No. 1   Wimbledon 2003   Mark Philippoussis   3 : 0
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No. 2   Australian Open 2004   Marat Safin   3 : 0
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No. 3   Wimbledon 2004   Andy Roddick   3 : 1
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No. 4   US Open 2004   Lleyton Hewitt   3 : 0
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Grand Slam titles   No. 5 - 8
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No. 5   Wimbledon 2005   Andy Roddick   3 : 0
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No. 6   US Open 2005   Andre Agassi   3 : 1
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No. 7   Australian Open 2006   Marcos Baghdatis   3 : 1
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No. 8   Wimbledon 2006   Rafael Nadal   3 : 1
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Grand Slam titles   No. 9 - 12
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No. 9   US Open 2006   Andy Roddick   3 : 1
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No. 10   Australian Open 2007   Fernando Gonzales   3 : 0
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No. 11   Wimbledon 2007   Rafael Nadal   3 : 2
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No. 12   US Open 2007   Novak Djokovic   3 : 0
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Grand Slam titles   No. 13 - 16
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No. 13   US Open 2008   Andy Murray   3 : 0
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No. 14   French Open 2009   Robin Söderling   3 : 0
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No. 15   Wimbledon 2009   Andy Roddick   3 : 2
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No. 16   Australian Open 2010   Andy Murray   3 : 0
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    ATP World Tour Masters 1000

                 Most Titles		    
               
   

 

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  1. Rafael Nadal 19  Titles        
               
  2. Roger Federer 18  Titles        
               
  3. Andre Agassi 17  Titles        
               
 

4.

 Pete Sampras 11  Titles        
               
 

5.

 Novak Djokovic 10  Titles        
               


 		              
 
     

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


 		    
 

 		          
 
     
 

 
 

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Top 10
30th January 2012
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No. 8    Player Points
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   Novak Djokovic 8
13'630
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   Rafael Nadal 8
10'435
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   Roger Federer 8
8'010
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   Andy Murray 8
6'900
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   David Ferrer 8
4'565
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   Jo-Wilfried Tsonga 8
4'425
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   Tomas Berdych 8
3'700
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   Mardy Fish 8
2'965
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   Janko Tipsarevic 8
2'700
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   Juan Martin Del Potro 8
2'630
 

 		          
 

 		    





 

 

 

 

 


 		    
 
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ATP Ranking   -   Most weeks at No. 1
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Rank  Player

Total weeks

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Consecutive
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1.  Pete Sampras 286   1.  Roger Federer 237
2.  Roger Federer 285   2.  Jimmy Connors 160
3.  Ivan Lendl 270   3.  Ivan Lendl 157
4.  Jimmy Connors 268   4.  Pete Sampras 102
5.  John McEnroe 170   5.  Lleyton Hewitt 75
6.  Björn Borg 109   6.  John McEnroe 58
 

 		    


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


 		    
 
     
 


Most career prize money    as of 30th January 2012
 
     
 
 
               

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Roger Federer US$  67'930'818        
               
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Rafael Nadal US$  46'300'862        
               
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Pete Sampras US$  43'280'489        
               
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Novak Djokovic US$  35'255'670        
               
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Andre Agassi US$  31'152'875        
               
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Boris Becker US$  25'080'956        
               











 
 
     
 

 		    


 

 

 

 

 


 

     
 
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22. February 2005 on the Helipad of the 7 star Burj Al Arab hotel in Dubai
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At 211 meters above the ground Roger played a friendly match with Andre Agassi
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7. May 2009 in Hildisrieden / Switzerland
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click the pic to enlarge
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Just for fun (... and for Sponsor Emmi), Roger played some golf
with professional golfer André Bossert and
motorcycle road racing star Tom Lüthi
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Roger and Rafael:  On the Top since July 2005
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Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal held the Top 2 ranking on the ATP Tour from
July 2005 to 29th November 2010, with only some very short exceptions.
They are the only pair of men to ever have finished 6 consecutive calendar
years at the Top. Rafael Nadal leads their overall head-to-head series 17-9.
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127. US Open    Flushing Meadows Park  New York City      Final     Roger Federer - Andy Murray      8. September 2008
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Roger defeated Andy Murray in straight sets 6–2, 7–5, 6–2, to claim his fifth consecutive title, thus cementing his place
in history as the first man since Bill Tilden, 1924, to have achieved this. Jimmy Connors and Pete Sampras had each won
five times... but not consecutively... Roger created a new record, becoming the first man to have won two different
Grand Slam events five consecutive times (the other being Wimbledon)
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123. Wimbledon Championships      Final     Roger Federer - Andy Roddick      5. July 2009
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Roger won in the final 5–7, 7–6(6), 7–6(5), 3–6, 16–14. It was the longest men's singles final (in terms of games played)
in Grand Slam history with 77 games played. The match took 4 hours and 17 minutes to complete, and the fifth set alone
lasted 95 minutes. Roger won his 15th Grand Slam title, breaking the previous all-time male record of 14 by Pete Sampras.
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98. Edition of the Australian Open      Final      Roger Federer - Andy Murray      31. January 2010
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Roger won in the final 6–3, 6–4, 7–6(11) to claim his first Australian Open title in three years and
his first since the surface was changed in 2008. He won his 16th Grand Slam title.
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109. Edition of the French Open          23. May - 6.  June 2010              5th Win for Rafael Nadal
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Rafael Nadal was ranked World No. 1 from 18th August 2008 to 5th July 2009.
He defeated Robin Soderling 6-4, 6-2, 6-4 to win the French Open and returned 7th June 2010 to the ATP World No. 1 !
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28. November 2010              ATP World Tour Finals in London              5th Win for Roger Federer
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Roger won the final against Rafael Nadal 6-3, 3-6, 6:1, his 5th title after 2003, 2004, 2006 and 2007 !
Former World No. 1's Pete Sampras, Ivan Lendl and Roger Federer hold the record for the most titles, each with 5 !
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27. November 2011             ATP World Tour Finals in London              6th Win for Roger Federer
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Roger won the final against Jo-Wilfried Tsonga 6-3, 6-7, 6:3! He won his 70th tour level trophy in his 100th final!
Roger has become the first player to win 6 titles at the ATP World Tour Finals!
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RogerFedererFoundation
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2003  Roger established the "RogerFedererFoundation" and in
2006  he was appointed an international Goodwill Ambassador by UNICEF
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21. December 2010   Roger played "The Match for Africa" with Rafael Nadel in Zürich   4:6  6:3  6:3
This great charity event brought more than CHF 2'524'800 for the "RogerFedererFoundation"
Thank You very much Roger!  Thank You very much Rafa!
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22. December 2010   Rafa and Roger played the second of their two planned exhibitions in the Caja Magica in Madrid. Just like the day before
in Zürich, it was the host who took home the match after three sets of interesting tennis. Roger was defeated 6-7(3), 6-4 and 1-6.
The money raised today will benefit Rafael Nadal's Foundation, the event is called "Unidos Por La Infancia" (United for Childhood).
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