Roger /1UISwK1NIN- Roger Federer SeptemGrand Slams Over the course of his career, not only has Federer won 20 Grand Slam titles, but he has also been served countless Guinness World Records titles, of which he still holds 30. He played his final match alongside long-time rival Rafael Nadal in the Laver Cup doubles on Friday 23 September 2022. Two decades after winning his first Grand Slam title, Federer, 41, has decided to put an end to his professional playing days and announced his retirement on social media. He would go on to dominate this tournament – and many others - for the foreseeable future.įederer quickly became a fan-favourite due to the perceived effortlessness of his playstyle, in addition to his ability to win on any surface. Since winning his first men’s Wimbledon title aged 21, Federer never looked back. He played in his first professional tournament in 1998, aged 16, and later that year he became the junior Wimbledon champion.

Roger Federer began his legendary tennis career as a ball boy in his hometown of Basel, Switzerland.

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