Roger Federer won the Swiss Indoor title 10 times this year. And if he wins six titles, he will touch on Jimmy Connors’ record of 109th titles.
This is his 103 th ATP title. Yesterday, Federer lost to Australian Minor 6-2, 6-2 in Basel on Sunday. He took only one hour, eight-minute. It was his 24th win of the tournament.
In 2004, Federer appeared in three Grand Slam titles in the same year as the first player after Federer Mats Wilander. He repeated this success in the year 2006 and 2007. He has won 20 Grand Slam, 4 Tennis Masters Cup, and 15 Tennis Masters Series titles so far.
“It was a troublesome match on behalf of me nowadays,” Federer aforesaid once the match. I made a few mistakes but in the end, I was able to turn around. Alex played very well. In fact, we both played well. And young will do better in the future.
He is the only player to win the Wimbledon (2003-2007) and US Open (2004-2008) titles for five consecutive years. Federer was the sixth male tennis player to win four Grand Slam titles.
In 2009, Wimbledon was the 15th Grand Slam win of his career. Through this, he broke the record of winning 14 Grand Slam titles in the Open era. He was also called “Fed Express” or “Swiss Magician” because of his unforgettable achievements year after year.
Early childhood and early life
Federer was born in the Basel Cantonal Hospital in Basel, Switzerland. His father, Robert Federer, is a Swiss, from Berneck, near the border with Switzerland, Austria and Germany, and his mother, Lynette Federer (born Durand). South African, whose ancestors were Dutch and French Protestants. Federer has an older sister, Diana.
He is a dual citizen of Switzerland and South Africa, during his childhood in Bursfelden, Rhein, and later Munich, near the French and German borders, and speaks fluent in Swiss German, French, German and English.
