Roger Federer

Short bio: 

Roger Federer was born on August 8, 1981 in Bottmingen, Switzerland, and is currently ranked #3 in the world by the Association of Tennis Professionals. He's has been ranked inside the top 10 since October 2002 and the top 20 since April 2001.

Federer holds several men's world records holding the world #1 position for 302 weeks overall, including a 237-consecutive-week stretch at the top from 2004 to 2008; winning 17 Grand Slam singles titles; reaching each Grand Slam Final at least five times (an all-time record); and reaching the Wimbledon final nine times. He is one of seven men, and one of four in the Open Era to capture the career Grand Slam. Federer also shares the Open Era record for most titles at the Australian Open with Andre Agassi and Novak Djokovic (4), at Wimbledon with Pete Sampras (7) and at the US Open with Jimmy Connors and Sampras (5).

Federer is the first tennis player, male or female, to earn more than 50 million US dollars in prize money.

Championships: 

Australian Open 2004, 2006, 2007, 2010

French Open 2009

Wimbledon 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2012

US Open 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008

Twitter: 
@rogerfederer
Contact:Mailing: 

R. Federer
Postfach
4103 Bottmingen
SWITZERLAND

Comments

Submitted by Robert Day Aust... (not verified) on

Roger I just watched you lose to Novak, and you played unbelievable in the third set..Legend. Meeting you would give me motivation to overcome my struggles, that's all. My no. Is in my name field. I know you are time poor, it would mean so much to me. Your fan.

Submitted by Philippot Jeanine (not verified) on

Félicitation pour ta qualité de jeu et les résultats , je te souhaite le meilleur pour les étapes suivantes, et pourquoi pas la victoire.
Je voudrais te souhaiter une heureuse année du Coq ( nouvel an chinois) le 28 janvier prochain
nb j'ai un fils François né en 1981 également
J'habite Beauraing en Belgique
j'ai déjà envoyé des cartes anniversaires par la poste il y a qq années et une photo de la vierge apparue à Beauraing

Submitted by Thomas Mugambi ... (not verified) on

I am a Kenyan by citizenry as and I have always been a die hard Rodger Federer fan. When you win, I am ecstatic; When you lose, my day ends there...Always at my lowest when this happens. I just arrived home to check on the semi finals results and was elated that Federer, the undisputed king of Tennis had once again triumphed in the semis...I am sure you will win the finals but as I was checking the head to head record against Cilic I was pleasantly surprised to discover that I was born on the same day as the great maestro, albeit, 6 years earlier....that has simply made my day and enabled me understand this strange connection and feeling that makes me passionately follow the career of this great man...I also play table tennis and am pretty good at it. I therefore appreciate how hard the backhand skill is...No one does the one handed backhand better, not even your worthy understudy Stan the man...I have never been outside my country Kenya but God Willing one day I will watch one of your matches live and devour your skills and ambiance live...I sometimes even decide where you will play before you do it when I watch your matches live, but I often also have to appreciate how difficult tennis is compared to table tennis and usually am left in awe... I wish you all the best in your career as you continue to prove to all and sundry that age ain't nothing but a number....You are simply astounding and If you ever need the skills of a brilliant Social Worker for your foundation, you can drop me an email...# @2017 Wimbledon Champion

Submitted by Thomas Mugambi ... (not verified) on

I am a Kenyan by citizenry as and I have always been a die hard Rodger Federer fan. When you win, I am ecstatic; When you lose, my day ends there...Always at my lowest when this happens. I just arrived home to check on the semi finals results and was elated that Federer, the undisputed king of Tennis had once again triumphed in the semis...I am sure you will win the finals but as I was checking the head to head record against Cilic I was pleasantly surprised to discover that I was born on the same day as the great maestro, albeit, 6 years earlier....that has simply made my day and enabled me understand this strange connection and feeling that makes me passionately follow the career of this great man...I also play table tennis and am pretty good at it. I therefore appreciate how hard the backhand skill is...No one does the one handed backhand better, not even your worthy understudy Stan the man...I have never been outside my country Kenya but God Willing one day I will watch one of your matches live and devour your skills and ambiance live...I sometimes even decide where you will play before you do it when I watch your matches live, but I often also have to appreciate how difficult tennis is compared to table tennis and usually am left in awe... I wish you all the best in your career as you continue to prove to all and sundry that age ain't nothing but a number....You are simply astounding and If you ever need the skills of a brilliant Social Worker for your foundation, you can drop me an email...# @2017 Wimbledon Champion

Submitted by Manthan (not verified) on

Dear Roger,
Directly come to the point, Roger are you coming at india in 2017..??? It's better your official site show the schedule related your trip of india. So I can reserve my tickets to watch you.hope your positively​ reply.

Submitted by Dimity McFadyen (not verified) on

I just thought that that was the most amazing concept of a tennis tournament, which I have thoroughly enjoyed watching and thank you Roger for coming up with such a brilliant idea and I hope you continue to play tennis for a long time to come. I also thought the doubles you played with Rafael Nadal was fantastic and I hope it is not the last time you play doubles.

Regards,

Dimity

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