The newest inductee into the International Tennis Hall of Fame, Roger Federer, enjoyed a career spanning more than two decades and over 1,500 singles matches, of which he remarkably won more than 80%.

While many believe that Djokovic is the best due to having the most Grand Slam titles of the three, Federer has been picked ...

Roger Federer is a sporting icon, known for his decorum on and off the tennis court. The 20-time Grand Slam champion, who retired from his playing career in 2022, won his first major honour in 2003 at ...

Roger Federer won 103 total titles as a professional tennis player. The very first came when he was 19 and beat Julien Boutter 6-4, 6-7 (7), 6-4 on an indoor hard court in Milan, Italy, in February ...

Roger Federer looked right at home back on Rod Laver Arena, taking a practice tiebreak against Casper Ruud ahead of the Australian Open. Federer returned to Melbourne for the tournament’s opening ...

What Roger Federer asked the umpire during his first match at Wimbledon Federer’s first match at Wimbledon came against Austrian Philipp Langer, and 20 years later he spoke about how nervous he was ...

Switzerland's finest Roger Federer was a serial winner, a man who overtook Pete Sampras for most Grand Slam singles titles ...