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4. Me first
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1.Background History

Brad Cleaver was born in Australia, where he grew up and started playing football from the young age of 2. Brad's footballing started when Brad would reglarly fill in for his older brothers side on a weekend. Brad's talents were recognised at a young age when at the age of 6 the Australian Institute of Sport recognised his taents and signed him up to train and play at the academy. From this point on Brad's Footballing Career Blossemed.

2.Football History

Brad's Football Career really took off after his signing with the AIS he made various NSW and AUS teams. Brad's talents were of that high class that Phil Majop an Australian talent scout asked Brad to appear on the TV show hey hey its saturday. Brad appeared on the show at the age of 10 and went on the segment doing extrodinary football tricks. From here Brad's Footballing career would kick off. Brad would soon play for NSW and AUS teams and would get his first signing with the A-League team queensland Roar. Brad would represent Australia at the Under 19's world cup and would face teams such as spain and argentina, with players such as Messi on the opposition. Unfortunately Brad suffered a tear in his calf therefore ending his world cup and thus watching his team slip to a 4-0 defeat to spain. It has only been quite recent that Brad has recovered and has been signed for the newly promoted premier league side wolverhampton wonderers and is set[[Link title]] to play in the back line for there under 21 squad and reserve grade team.

3.Football Highlights

-signed for the AIS
-played in the under 13's NSW team
-played and captained in the under 14's NSW team
-made the under 15's Australian squad that toured cook island
-signed for Queensland Roar under 19's
-vice captained the under 16's Australian team on there NZ tour
-played in the under 19 world cup
-played against and marked Messi
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Brad Cleaver was born in Australia, where he grew up and started playing football from the young age of 2. Brad's footballing started when Brad would reglarly fill in for his older brothers side on a weekend. Brad's talents were recognised at a young age when at the age of 6 the Australian Institute of Sport recognised his taents and signed him up to train and play at the academy. From this point on Brad's Footballing Career Blossemed.

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I'm Jay. Born James Barrett Lowe. Graduated from UNC-Chapel Hill in 2008, and am currently working at a restaurant called Breadmens. In addition, I enjoying playing my Thunderbird bass for a pop pun band called Cool Ethan. Its great! we rock and roll all night.
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:McMurtry's original screenplay predates ''Bandolero!'' (1968)<REF>http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0062708/</REF> and ''Cheyenne Social Club'' (1970)<REF>http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0065542/</REF>, both written by the same screenwriter, James Lee Barrett. Until we can look at a copy of McMurtry's script, it's hard to say who is borrowing whose character names. Meanwhile, the central theme of McMurtry's novel, a cattle drive, is not a feature of either of these films written by Barrett.

:The likelier source is a cattle-drive novel ''Log of a Cowboy'' <REF>http://www.amazon.com/Log-Cowboy-Narrative-Trail-Days/dp/0618083480 Log of a Cowboy</REF> (1903) written by Andy Adams. McMurtry's novel follows the events of this novel almost scene for scene, and there are also similar character names and incidents.

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</math>Ambigapathi is son of the eminent poet Kambar who composed Kambaramayanam in Tamil. There is a story about Ambigapathi. He loved the princess and the king put a test to marry his daughter. He was asked to compose 100 verses without mixing the earthly pleasure and in praise of god only. To count, the princess used 100 flowers. Usually Tamil poets compose a verse in prise of god first and then compose other poems. The princess counted the very first also, and on the empty place, Ambigapathi thought that he had composed 100 verses as per condition, and composed a verse on the beauty of the princess. The first invoking poem will be not counted. As per condition, he has not com posed 100 verses and he was put to death. This is the story prevailing about him. -->
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Brad Cleaver

1. Background History
2. Football History
3. Football Highlights

1.Background History

Brad Cleaver was born in Australia, where he grew up and started playing football from the young age of 2. Brad's footballing started when Brad would reglarly fill in for his older brothers side on a weekend. Brad's talents were recognised at a young age when at the age of 6 the Australian Institute of Sport recognised his taents and signed him up to train and play at the academy. From this point on Brad's Footballing Career Blossemed.

2.Football History

Brad's Football Career really took off after his signing with the AIS he made various NSW and AUS teams. Brad's talents were of that high class that Phil Majop an Australian talent scout asked Brad to appear on the TV show hey hey its saturday. Brad appeared on the show at the age of 10 and went on the segment doing extrodinary football tricks. From here Brad's Footballing career would kick off. Brad would soon play for NSW and AUS teams and would get his first signing with the A-League team queensland Roar. Brad would represent Australia at the Under 19's world cup and would face teams such as spain and argentina, with players such as Messi on the opposition. Unfortunately Brad suffered a tear in his calf therefore ending his world cup and thus watching his team slip to a 4-0 defeat to spain. It has only been quite recent that Brad has recovered and has been signed for the newly promoted premier league side wolverhampton wonderers and is set[[Link title]] to play in the back line for there under 21 squad and reserve grade team.

3.Football Highlights

-signed for the AIS
-played in the under 13's NSW team
-played and captained in the under 14's NSW team
-made the under 15's Australian squad that toured cook island
-signed for Queensland Roar under 19's
-vice captained the under 16's Australian team on there NZ tour
-played in the under 19 world cup
-played against and marked Messi
-signed with wolverhampton wonderers

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</math>Ambigapathi is son of the eminent poet Kambar who composed Kambaramayanam in Tamil. There is a story about Ambigapathi. He loved the princess and the king put a test to marry his daughter. He was asked to compose 100 verses without mixing the earthly pleasure and in praise of god only. To count, the princess used 100 flowers. Usually Tamil poets compose a verse in prise of god first and then compose other poems. The princess counted the very first also, and on the empty place, Ambigapathi thought that he had composed 100 verses as per condition, and composed a verse on the beauty of the princess. The first invoking poem will be not counted. As per condition, he has not com posed 100 verses and he was put to death. This is the story prevailing about him. -->

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As a result of Rice's fame, "Jim Crow" had become a pejorative adjective meaning African American by 1838<ref name=scjc7>Woodward, C. Vann and McFeely, William S. [http://books.google.com/books?id=u6Eirru04cgC&printsec=frontcover&dq=%22strange+career+of+jim+crow%22 The Strange Career of Jim Crow]. 2001, page 7, ISBN 978-0195146905 </ref> and from this the laws of racial segregation became known as [[Jim Crow laws]].

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This page shows a complete listing of each record either broken or tied by [[tennis]] player '''[[Roger Federer]]'''.
[[File:03wimb.jpg||right|400px|thumb|<center>Federer winning Wimbledon 2003</center>]]
==Most career Grand Slam singles titles==
===Grand Slam singles finals (20)===
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| [[2005 Wimbledon|2005]] || Wimbledon <small>(3) || Grass ||{{flagicon|USA}} [[Andy Roddick]] ||6–2, 7–6(2), 6–4
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| [[2005 U.S. Open (tennis)|2005]] || US Open <small>(2) || Hard ||{{flagicon|USA}} [[Andre Agassi]] || 6–3, 2–6, 7–6(1), 6–1
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| [[2006 Australian Open|2006]] || Australian Open <small>(2)|| Hard ||{{flagicon|CYP}} [[Marcos Baghdatis]] || 5–7, 7–5, 6–0, 6–2
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| [[2006 Wimbledon|2006]] || Wimbledon <small>(4)|| Grass ||{{flagicon|ESP}} [[Rafael Nadal]] || 6–0, 7–6(5), 6–7(2), 6–3
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| [[2006 U.S. Open (tennis)|2006]] || US Open <small>(3) || Hard ||{{flagicon|USA}} [[Andy Roddick]] ||6–2, 4–6, 7–5, 6–1
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| [[2007 Australian Open|2007]] || Australian Open <small>(3) || Hard ||{{flagicon|CHI}} [[Fernando González]] || 7–6(2), 6–4, 6–4
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| [[2007 Wimbledon|2007]] ||Wimbledon <small>(5)|| Grass ||{{flagicon|ESP}} [[Rafael Nadal]] || 7–6(7), 4–6, 7–6(3), 2–6, 6–2
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| [[2009 French Open|2009]] || [[French Open]] || Clay||{{flagicon|SWE}} [[Robin Söderling]] || 6–1, 7–6(1), 6–4
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===Miscellaneous===
* 1) Federer is the first male player to be seeded first at 18 consecutive Grand Slam tournaments (2004 French Open - 2008 Wimbledon).
* 2) Federer has either won or lost to the eventual champion at a record 20 consecutive Grand Slam tournaments (2004 Wimbledon - current).
* 3) At Grand Slam level, Federer is now 117-0 against players ranked outside the Top 5 (2004 Wimbledon to 2009 Wimbledon). His last loss to a player outside the Top 5 at a Grand Slam championship was to No. 30 Gustavo Kuerten at 2004 Roland Garros.<ref>http://www.atpworldtour.com/News/Tennis/2009/06/Wimbledon-Wednesday2-Federer-Beats-Karlovic.aspx Federer</ref>

==Longest winning streak on hard courts==
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==Longest winning streak against top ten players==
==Longest hard court winning streak==
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==Longest winning streak against Top-10 players==
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==Best ranked player every week during a calendar year==
==Best 7-Grand Slam final record==
==Best single Grand Slam tournament win %==
==First player to win four Masters Series in one season==
==First player to win four Masters Series in one season consecutively==
==First player to win four Masters Series and Masters Cup in one season==
==First player to win at least 10 titles in a season without losing in a final==
==First player to win Indian Wells and Miami back-to-back, consecutively==
==First player to be number one ranked for four consecutive physical years==
==First player to win their first four Grand Slam finals. Open Era==
==First player to reach the final of all four Grand Slams in a calendar year. Open Era==
==First player to win three consecutive Grand Slam titles in two seasons. Open Era==
==First player to win three consecutive Grand Slam titles in two consecutive seasons. Open Era==
==Most singles finals won, consecutive==
==Most career Grand Slam final appearances==
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| [[2004 Australian Open|2004]] || [[Australian Open]] || Hard || Won ||{{flagicon|RUS}} [[Marat Safin]] || 7–6(3), 6–4, 6–2
|-bgcolor="#CCFFCC"
| [[2004 Wimbledon|2004]] || Wimbledon <small>(2)|| Grass || Won ||{{flagicon|USA}} [[Andy Roddick]] ||4–6, 7–5, 7–6(3), 6–4
|-bgcolor="#CCCCFF"
| [[2004 U.S. Open (tennis)|2004]] || [[U.S. Open (tennis)|US Open]] || Hard || Won ||{{flagicon|AUS}} [[Lleyton Hewitt]] || 6–0, 7–6(3), 6–0
|-bgcolor="#CCFFCC"
| [[2005 Wimbledon|2005]] || Wimbledon <small>(3) || Grass || Won ||{{flagicon|USA}} [[Andy Roddick]] ||6–2, 7–6(2), 6–4
|-bgcolor="#CCCCFF"
| [[2005 U.S. Open (tennis)|2005]] || US Open <small>(2) || Hard || Won ||{{flagicon|USA}} [[Andre Agassi]] || 6–3, 2–6, 7–6(1), 6–1
|-bgcolor="#FFFFCC"
| [[2006 Australian Open|2006]] || Australian Open <small>(2)|| Hard || Won ||{{flagicon|CYP}} [[Marcos Baghdatis]] || 5–7, 7–5, 6–0, 6–2
|-bgcolor="#EBC2AF"
| [[2006 French Open|2006]] || [[French Open]] || Clay || Lost ||{{flagicon|ESP}} [[Rafael Nadal]] || 1–6, 6–1, 6–4, 7–6(4)
|-bgcolor="#CCFFCC"
| [[2006 Wimbledon|2006]] || Wimbledon <small>(4)|| Grass || Won ||{{flagicon|ESP}} [[Rafael Nadal]] || 6–0, 7–6(5), 6–7(2), 6–3
|-bgcolor="#CCCCFF"
| [[2006 U.S. Open (tennis)|2006]] || US Open <small>(3) || Hard || Won ||{{flagicon|USA}} [[Andy Roddick]] ||6–2, 4–6, 7–5, 6–1
|-bgcolor="#FFFFCC"
| [[2007 Australian Open|2007]] || Australian Open <small>(3) || Hard || Won ||{{flagicon|CHI}} [[Fernando González]] || 7–6(2), 6–4, 6–4
|-bgcolor="#EBC2AF"
| [[2007 French Open|2007]] || French Open <small>(2) || Clay || Lost ||{{flagicon|ESP}} [[Rafael Nadal]] || 6–3, 4–6, 6–3, 6–4
|-bgcolor="#CCFFCC"
| [[2007 Wimbledon|2007]] ||Wimbledon <small>(5)|| Grass || Won ||{{flagicon|ESP}} [[Rafael Nadal]] || 7–6(7), 4–6, 7–6(3), 2–6, 6–2
|-bgcolor="#CCCCFF"
| [[2007 U.S. Open|2007]] || US Open <small>(4) || Hard || Won ||{{flagicon|SRB}} [[Novak Djokovic]] || 7–6(4), 7–6(2), 6–4
|-bgcolor="#EBC2AF"
| [[2008 French Open|2008]] || French Open <small>(3) || Clay || Lost || {{flagicon|ESP}} [[Rafael Nadal]] || 6–1, 6–3, 6–0
|-bgcolor="#CCFFCC"
| [[2008 Wimbledon|2008]] || [[The Championships, Wimbledon|Wimbledon]] || Grass || Lost ||{{flagicon|ESP}} [[Rafael Nadal]] || 6–4, 6–4, 6–7(5), 6–7(8), 9–7
|-bgcolor="#CCCCFF"
| [[2008 U.S. Open|2008]] || US Open <small>(5) || Hard || Won ||{{flagicon|GBR}} [[Andy Murray]] || 6–2, 7–5, 6–2
|-bgcolor="#FFFFCC"
| [[2009 Australian Open|2009]] || [[Australian Open]] || Hard || Lost ||{{flagicon|ESP}} [[Rafael Nadal]] || 7–5, 3–6, 7–6(3), 3–6, 6–2
|-bgcolor="#EBC2AF"
| [[2009 French Open|2009]] || [[French Open]] || Clay || Won||{{flagicon|SWE}} [[Robin Söderling]] || 6–1, 7–6(1), 6–4
|-bgcolor="#CCFFCC"
| [[2009 Wimbledon|2009]] || [[The Championships, Wimbledon|Wimbledon]] || Grass || TBD ||{{flagicon|USA}} [[Andy Roddick]] || 0-0, 0-0, 0-0
|}

===Most Grand Slam singles titles (all time)===
In the following tables:
* "AU" means the [[Australian Open]] or the Australian Championships.
* "FR" means the [[French Open]] or the French Championships.
* "WB" means [[The Championships, Wimbledon|Wimbledon]].
* "US" means the [[US Open (tennis)|US Open]] or the United States Championships.
* "W" means the person was the champion, i.e., the winning finalist.
* "F" means the person was the runner-up, i.e., the losing finalist.
* "NP" means that the person never played in that particular Grand Slam event.

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====Men====
{| class="sortable wikitable" style="font-size:90%"
! Rank
! Name
! [[Australian Open|AU]]
W-F
! [[French Open|FR]]
W-F
! [[Wimbledon championships|WB]]
W-F
! [[US Open (tennis)|US]]
W-F
! Total
W-F
! Winning span
(years)
|-
| 1
| {{flagicon|Switzerland}} '''[[Roger Federer]]'''
| 3-1
| 1-3
| 5-1
| 5-0
| '''14-5'''
| 2003-2009 (7)
|-
| =
| {{flagicon|United States}} [[Pete Sampras]]
| 2-1
| 0-0
| '''7-0'''
| 5-3
| '''14-4'''
| 1990-2002 (13)
|-
| 3
| {{flagicon|Australia}} [[Roy Emerson]]
| '''6-1'''
| 2-1
| 2-0
| 2-1
| 12-3
| 1961-1967 (7)
|-
| 4
| {{flagicon|Australia}} [[Rod Laver|Rodney "Rod" Laver]]
| 3-1
| 2-1
| 4-2
| 2-2
| 11-6
| 1960-1969 (10)
|-
| =
| {{flagicon|Sweden}} [[Björn Borg]]
| 0-0
| '''6-0'''
| 5-1
| 0-4
| 11-5
| 1974-1981 (8)
|-
| 6
| {{flagicon|United States}} [[Bill Tilden|William "Bill" Tilden]]
| NP
| 0-2
| 3-0
| '''7-3'''
| 10-5
| 1920-1930 (11)
|-
| 7
| {{flagicon|Czechoslovakia}}/{{flagicon|United States}} [[Ivan Lendl]]
| 2-2
| 3-2
| 0-2
| 3-5
| 8-11
| 1984-1990 (7)
|-
| =
| {{flagicon|Australia}} [[Ken Rosewall|Kenneth "Ken" Rosewall]]
| 4-1
| 2-1
| 0-4
| 2-2
| 8-8
| 1953-1972 (20)
|-
| =
| {{flagicon|United States}} [[Andre Agassi]]
| 4-0
| 1-2
| 1-1
| 2-4
| 8-7
| 1992-2003 (12)
|-
| =
| {{flagicon|United States}} [[Jimmy Connors|James "Jimmy" Connors]]
| 1-1
| 0-0
| 2-4
| 5-2
| 8-7
| 1974-1983 (10)
|-
| =
| {{flagicon|United Kingdom}} [[Fred Perry|Frederick "Fred" Perry]]
| 1-1
| 1-1
| 3-0
| 3-0
| 8-2
| 1933-1936 (4)
|-
| 12
| {{flagicon|United States}} [[John McEnroe]]
| 0-0
| 0-1
| 3-2
| 4-1
| 7-4
| 1979-1984 (6)
|-
| =
| {{flagicon|Sweden}} [[Mats Wilander]]
| 3-1
| 3-2
| 0-0
| 1-1
| 7-4
| 1982-1988 (7)
|-
| =
| {{flagicon|France}} [[Henri Cochet]]
| NP
| 4-1
| 2-1
| 1-1
| 7-3
| 1926-1932 (7)
|-
| =
| {{flagicon|France}} [[René Lacoste]]
| NP
| 3-2
| 2-1
| 2-0
| 7-3
| 1925-1929 (5)
|-
| =
| {{flagicon|Australia}} [[John Newcombe]]
| 2-1
| 0-0
| 3-1
| 2-1
| 7-3
| 1967-1975 (9)
|-
| =
| {{flagicon|United States}} [[Bill Larned|William "Bill" Larned]]
| NP
| NP
| 0-0
| '''7-2'''
| 7-2
| 1901-1911 (11)
|-
| =
| {{flagicon|United Kingdom}} [[William Renshaw]]
| NP
| NP
| '''7-1'''
| NP
| 7-1
| 1881-1889 (9)
|-
| =
| {{flagicon|United States}} [[Richard Sears (tennis)|Richard "Dick" Sears]]
| NP
| NP
| 0-0
| '''7-0'''
| 7-0
| 1881-1887 (7)
|-
| 20
| {{flagicon|Australia}} [[Jack Crawford (tennis player)|Jack Crawford]]
| 4-3
| 1-1
| 1-1
| 0-1
| 6-6
| 1933-1935 (3)
|-
| =
| {{flagicon|Sweden}} [[Stefan Edberg]]
| 2-3
| 0-1
| 2-1
| 2-0
| 6-5
| 1985-1992 (8)
|-
| =
| {{flagicon|Germany}} [[Boris Becker]]
| 2-0
| 0-0
| 3-4
| 1-0
| 6-4
| 1985-1996 (12)
|-
| =
| {{flagicon|Spain}} '''[[Rafael Nadal]]'''
| 1-0
| 4-0
| 1-2
| 0-0
| 6-2
| 2005-2009 (5)
|-
| =
| {{flagicon|United States}} [[Don Budge|Donald "Don" Budge]]
| 1-0
| 1-0
| 2-0
| 2-1
| 6-1
| 1937-1938 (2)
|-
| =
| {{flagicon|United Kingdom}} [[Laurie Doherty|Lawrence "Laurie" Doherty]]
| NP
| NP
| 5-1
| 1-0
| 6-1
| 1902-1906 (5)
|-
| =
| {{flagicon|New Zealand}} [[Tony Wilding|Anthony "Tony" Wilding]]
| 2-0
| NP
| 4-1
| NP
| 6-1
| 1906-1913 (8)
|-
| 27
| {{flagicon|Australia}} [[Frank Sedgman]]
| 2-1
| 0-1
| 1-0
| 2-0
| 5-2
| 1949-1952 (4)
|-
| =
| {{flagicon|United States}} [[Tony Trabert]]
| 0-0
| 2-0
| 1-0
| 2-0
| 5-0
| 1953-1955 (3)
|-
| 29
| {{flagicon|France}} [[Jean Borotra]]
| 1-0
| 1-2
| 2-3
| 0-1
| 4-6
| 1924-1931 (8)
|-
| =
| {{flagicon|Argentina}} [[Guillermo Vilas]]
| 2-1
| 1-3
| 0-0
| 1-0
| 4-4
| 1977-1979 (3)
|-
| =
| {{flagicon|United States}} [[Jim Courier]]
| 2-0
| 2-1
| 0-1
| 0-1
| 4-3
| 1991-1993 (3)
|-
| =
| {{flagicon|United Kingdom}} [[Reginald Doherty|Reginald "Reggie" Doherty]]
| 0-0
| 0-0
| 4-1
| 0-1
| 4-2
| 1897-1900 (4)
|-
| =
| {{flagicon|Australia}} [[Lew Hoad|Lewis "Lew" Hoad]]
| 1-1
| 1-0
| 2-0
| 0-1
| 4-2
| 1956-1957 (2)
|-
| =
| {{flagicon|United States}} [[Frank Parker]]
| 0-0
| 2-0
| 0-0
| 2-2
| 4-2
| 1944-1949 (6)
|-
| =
| {{flagicon|United States}} [[Robert Wrenn|Robert "Bob" Wrenn]]
| 0-0
| 0-0
| 0-0
| 4-1
| 4-1
| 1893-1897 (5)
|-
| =
| {{flagicon|Spain|1939}} [[Manuel Santana]]
| 0-0
| 2-0
| 1-0
| 1-0
| 4-0
| 1961-1966 (6)
|-
| 36
| {{flagicon|United States}} [[Bill Johnston|William "Bill" Johnston]]
| 0-0
| 0-0
| 1-0
| 2-6
| 3-6
| 1915-1919 (5)
|-
| =
| {{flagicon|Czechoslovakia}}/{{flagicon|Egypt|1952}} [[Jaroslav Drobný]]
| 0-0
| 2-3
| 1-2
| 0-0
| 3-5
| 1951-1954 (4)
|-
| =
| {{flagicon|United Kingdom}} [[Arthur Gore (tennis)|Arthur Gore]]
| 0-0
| 0-0
| 3-5
| 0-0
| 3-5
| 1901-1909 (9)
|-
| =
| {{flagicon|Australia}} [[Gerald Patterson]]
| 1-3
| 0-0
| 2-1
| 0-0
| 3-4
| 1919-1927 (9)
|-
| =
| {{flagicon|United States}} [[Arthur Ashe]]
| 1-1
| 0-0
| 1-0
| 1-1
| 3-2
| 1968-1975 (8)
|-
| =
| {{flagicon|Australia}} [[Norman Brookes]]
| 1-0
| 0-0
| 2-2
| 0-0
| 3-2
| 1907-1914 (8)
|-
| =
| {{flagicon|Czechoslovakia}} [[Jan Kodeš]]
| 0-0
| 2-0
| 1-0
| 0-2
| 3-2
| 1970-1973 (4)
|-
| =
| {{flagicon|United States}} [[Bobby Riggs|Robert "Bobby" Riggs]]
| 0-0
| 0-1
| 1-0
| 2-1
| 3-2
| 1939-1941 (3)
|-
| =
| {{flagicon|United States}} [[Jack Kramer (tennis)|Jack Kramer]]
| 0-0
| 0-0
| 1-0
| 2-1
| 3-1
| 1946-1947 (2)
|-
| =
| {{flagicon|Australia}} [[Adrian Quist]]
| 3-1
| 0-0
| 0-0
| 0-0
| 3-1
| 1936-1948 (13)
|-
| =
| {{flagicon|United States}} [[Ellsworth Vines]]
| 0-0
| 0-0
| 1-1
| 2-0
| 3-1
| 1931-1932 (2)
|-
| =
| {{flagicon|Australia}} [[James Anderson (tennis)|James Anderson]]
| 3-0
| 0-0
| 0-0
| 0-0
| 3-0
| 1922-1925 (4)
|-
| =
| {{flagicon|United Kingdom}} [[Wilfred Baddeley]]
| 0-0
| 0-0
| 3-0
| 0-0
| 3-0
| 1891-1895 (5)
|-
| =
| {{flagicon|Brazil}} [[Gustavo Kuerten]]
| 0-0
| 3-0
| 0-0
| 0-0
| 3-0
| 1997-2001 (5)
|-
| 52
| {{flagicon|Australia}} [[John Bromwich]]
| 2-5
| 0-0
| 0-1
| 0-0
| 2-6
| 1939-1946 (8)
|-
| =
| {{flagicon|Australia}} [[Fred Stolle|Frederick "Fred" Stolle]]
| 0-2
| 1-0
| 0-3
| 1-1
| 2-6
| 1965-1966 (2)
|-
| =
| {{flagicon|Germany}} [[Gottfried von Cramm]]
| 0-0
| 2-1
| 0-3
| 0-1
| 2-5
| 1934-1936 (3)
|-
| =
| {{flagicon|Romania|1965}} [[Ilie Năstase]]
| 0-0
| 1-1
| 0-2
| 1-0
| 2-3
| 1972-1973 (2)
|-
| =
| {{flagicon|Australia}} '''[[Lleyton Hewitt]]'''
| 0-1
| 0-0
| 1-0
| 1-1
| 2-2
| 2001-2002 (2)
|-
| =
| {{flagicon|Italy}} [[Nicola Pietrangeli]]
| 0-0
| 2-2
| 0-0
| 0-0
| 2-2
| 1959-1960 (2)
|-
| =
| {{flagicon|United Kingdom}} [[Joshua Pim]]
| 0-0
| 0-0
| 2-2
| 0-0
| 2-2
| 1893-1894 (2)
|-
| =
| {{flagicon|Australia}} [[Patrick Rafter|Patrick "Pat" Rafter]]
| 0-0
| 0-0
| 0-2
| 2-0
| 2-2
| 1997-1998 (2)
|-
| =
| {{flagicon|Russia}} '''[[Marat Safin]]'''
| 1-2
| 0-0
| 0-0
| 1-0
| 2-2
| 2000-2005 (6)
|-
| =
| {{flagicon|United States}} [[Henry Slocum (tennis player)|Henry Slocum]]
| 0-0
| 0-0
| 0-0
| 2-2
| 2-2
| 1888-1889 (2)
|-
| =
| {{flagicon|Spain}} [[Sergi Bruguera]]
| 0-0
| 2-1
| 0-0
| 0-0
| 2-1
| 1993-1994 (2)
|-
| =
| {{flagicon|Russia}} [[Yevgeny Kafelnikov]]
| 1-1
| 1-0
| 0-0
| 0-0
| 2-1
| 1996-1999 (4)
|-
| =
| {{flagicon|Peru}}/{{flagicon|United States}} [[Alex Olmedo]]
| 1-0
| 0-0
| 1-0
| 0-1
| 2-1
| 1959
|-
| =
| {{flagicon|United States}} [[Budge Patty|John "Budge" Patty]]
| 0-0
| 1-1
| 1-0
| 0-0
| 2-1
| 1950
|-
| =
| {{flagicon|Australia}} [[Mervyn Rose]]
| 1-1
| 1-0
| 0-0
| 0-0
| 2-1
| 1954-1958 (2)
|-
| =
| {{flagicon|United States}} [[Stan Smith]]
| 0-0
| 0-0
| 1-1
| 1-0
| 2-1
| 1971-1972 (2)
|-
| =
| {{flagicon|United States}} [[Richard Williams (tennis player)|Richard Williams]]
| 0-0
| 0-0
| 0-0
| 2-1
| 2-1
| 1914-1916 (2)
|-
| =
| {{flagicon|United States}} [[Pancho Gonzales|Richard "Pancho" Gonzáles]]
| 0-0
| 0-0
| 0-0
| 2-0
| 2-0
| 1948-1949 (2)
|-
| =
| {{flagicon|Australia}} [[Rodney Heath]]
| 2-0
| 0-0
| 0-0
| 0-0
| 2-0
| 1905-1910 (6)
|-
| =
| {{flagicon|South Africa|1928}}/{{flagicon|United States}} [[Johan Kriek]]
| 2-0
| 0-0
| 0-0
| 0-0
| 2-0
| 1981-1982 (2)
|-
| =
| {{flagicon|United States}} [[Don McNeill (tennis)|Donald "Don" McNeill]]
| 0-0
| 1-0
| 0-0
| 1-0
| 2-0
| 1939-1940 (2)
|-
| =
| {{flagicon|United States}} [[Lindley Murray (tennis player)|Lindley Murray]]
| 0-0
| 0-0
| 0-0
| 2-0
| 2-0
| 1917-1918 (2)
|-
| =
| {{flagicon|Australia}} [[Pat O'Hara Wood|Hector "Pat" O'Hara Wood]]
| 2-0
| 0-0
| 0-0
| 0-0
| 2-0
| 1920-1923 (4)
|}

==Most grass court titles==
==Most Masters Series titles won in a season==
==Most career prize money (male or female)==
==Most prize money in one season==
==Most Grand Slam wins, outside of the French Open==
==Most tournament finals won in succession==
==Most Grand Slams won in last 7 attempts==
==Most Grand Slams won in 10 attempts==
==Most Grand Slams won in 14 attempts==
==Most Grand Slams won in 16 attempts==
==Most Grand Slams won in 18 attempts==
==Most Grand Slams won in 21 attempts==
==Most Grand Slam wins in 2 years==
==Most Grand Slam wins in 3 years==
==Most Grand Slam wins in 4 years==
==Most Grand Slam wins in 5 years==
==Most Grand Slam wins in 6 years==
==Most Grand Slams won in first 7 finals==
==Most grass tournaments won==
==Most singles titles in a single season==
==Most singles titles won by a year-end No. 1==
==Most US Open titles==
==Most Hamburg Masters series titles==
==Most Indian Wells Masters Series titles==
==Most Gerry Weber Open Series titles==
==Most Dubai International Gold Series events==
==Most Basel International Gold Series events==
==Most US Open titles, consecutive==
==Most Madrid Series titles==
==Most Indian Wells Masters Series titles, consecutive==
==Most Dubai International Gold Series titles, consecutive==
==Most Gerry Weber Open Series consecutive titles==
==Most Basel International Gold Series titles, consecutive==
==Most Wimbledon titles, consecutive==
==Most International Gold Series titles==
==Most Masters Cup Championships in a five year span==
==Most different opponents defeated in Grand Slam finals==
==Most Grand Slam appearances as top seeded player==
==Most Grand Slam finals in a calendar season==
==Most continents to win singles titles, single season==
==Most finals reached out of 17 tournaments==
==Most times to win two different Grand Slams==
==Most times facing the same opponent in Grand Slam finals==
==Most times winning at least three Grand Slams in a season, three times==
==Most times winning at least three consecutive Grand Slams, twice==
==Most times reaching the final of all four Grand Slams==
==Most times winning three Grand Slams in a calendar year==
==Most times to appear in 3 Grand Slam finals in a calendar year==
==Most ranking points at the end of the season==
==Most times winning three different Grand Slam titles at least three times each==
==Most ranking points at any time of the season==
==Most tour race points==
==Most ranking points lead (Weighted %)==
==Most year-end ranking points lead (W %)==
==Most winning streaks of more than twenty matches==
==Most consecutive weeks as the top ranked player==
==Most consecutive hard court Grand Slam titles, at least two different Slams == Most consecutive hard court Grand Slam finals, at least two different Slams == Most consecutive 10+ title seasons==
==Most consecutive years reaching the final of all four Grand Slams in a calendar year==
==Most consecutive Grand Slam singles finals==
==Most consecutive Grand Slam singles semifinals==
==Most consecutive French Open finals==
==Most consecutive straight-set victories in a Grand Slam==
==Most consecutive sets won in Grand Slams==
==Most consecutive times reaching Wimbledon and French Open finals==
==Most consecutive match wins at three different Grand Slams==
==Most consecutive match wins at two different Grand Slams (Wimbledon, US Open)==
==Most consecutive years winning at least 10 singles titles==
==Most consecutive French Open runner-up==
==Most consecutive French Open singles finals==
==Most consecutive finals at two different Grand Slams==
==Most consecutive years winning at least two Grand Slam titles==
==Most consecutive Masters Series sets won==
==Most consecutive Grand Slam final appearances of all four==
==Most consecutive Masters Cup Championships==
==Most consecutive Wimbledon and US Open same year wins==
==Most consecutive times to win two different Grand Slams==
==Most consecutive singles title at two different Grand Slams==
==Most consecutive Grand Slam finals out of 15 appearances==
== Most consecutive winner or loser at Grand Slam finals
== Most consecutive winning streaks of at least 20 matches
==Most consecutive times winning the same two Grand Slam singles titles back-to-back==
==Most consecutive times winning at least two Grand Slam titles==
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==Most consecutive Tennis Masters Series match wins==
==Most consecutive times Year-end number one==
==Most consecutive singles wins in North America==
==Most consecutive years to have won at least 10 singles titles==
==Most consecutive games won in an entire tournament==
==Completed a Small Slam==
==Earliest to clinch the year-end No. 1 ranking==
==Federer and Nadal are the only No. 1 and 2 pair to play FO and Wimbledon finals, three consecutive years==
==Only one of two male players to have won all four Grand Slams on three different surfaces==
==Only player to have won at least 70 matches for four consecutive years==
==Only player to win the first two Tennis Masters Series events of the year two years in a row==
==Federer and Nadal are the only No. 1 and 2 pair who won at least 11 consecutive Grand Slam singles tournaments between them, starting from the 2005 French Open through the 2007 US Open==
==Federer and Nadal are one of two pairs only two pairs have played each other in the final of the same Grand Slam three consecutive years==
==Nadal and Federer are the only pair of men during the open era who had reached the Wimbledon final after having just played each other in the French Open final==
==ATP World Tour Finals==
* 1) With four [[ATP World Tour Finals]] titles, Federer only trails the record five titles set by [[Ivan Lendl]] and [[Pete Sampras]].
* 2) Federer and Lendl are the only players to have won back to back ATP World Tour Finals titles at least twice in their careers.
* 3) Federer and [[Ilie Năstase]] are the only players to have won four ATP World Tour Finals titles in five years.
* 4) Federer (2003-07), Lendl (1980-88), and Năstase (1971-75) are the only players to reach the final round of at least five consecutive ATP World Tour Finals, with Lendl holding the record at nine consecutive.

==ATP Masters Series tournaments==
* 1) Federer won 29 consecutive Tennis Masters Series matches before he lost to [[Rafael Nadal]] in the final of the 2006 [[Monte Carlo Masters|Masters Series Monte-Carlo]].<ref name="atptennis.com"/>
* 2) By winning the 2006 Nasdaq 100 Open title, Federer became the only player to win the first two Tennis Masters Series events of the year two years in a row.<ref>{{cite news | first= | last= | coauthors= | title=Federer wins three tiebreakers to capture Nasdaq title | date=[[2006-04-02]] | publisher= | url =http://sports.espn.go.com/sports/tennis/news/story?id=2394167 | work =The Associated Press | pages = | accessdate = 2007-03-06 | language = }}</ref>
* 3) Both Federer and Chang have won three titles at the [[Indian Wells Masters|BNP Paribas Open]] in [[Indian Wells, California]], but Federer is the only one to win three in a row.
* 4) Federer prevented Rafael Nadal from winning all three clay court ATP Masters Series tournaments in the same year two times in his career, by winning in the finals of 2007 Hamburg (2-6, 6-2, 6-0) and 2009 Madrid (6-4, 6-4). There he ended Nadal's winning streaks on clay with 81 and 33 wins in a row. He won the third clay court ATP Masters Series tournament five times in his career, with four titles in [[Hamburg Masters|Hamburg]] and one title in [[Madrid Masters|Madrid]], extended the previous record of three career titles set by [[Andriy Medvedev]]. It is also the most successful ATP Masters Series tournament for him, although it is played on clay courts.
* 5) Both Federer and Nadal have won 15 Masters Series Tournaments, which is second only to Agassi 17.

==Ranking and points==
* 1) Federer is the first player to be ranked World No. 1 for four consecutive (non-calendar) years<ref>[http://www.atptennis.com/1/en/2008news/federer_fouryears.asp Federer Surpasses Four Anniversary at No. 1]</ref> from February 2, 2004, through August 18, 2008.
* 2) Until losing the No. 1 ranking to Rafael Nadal on August 18, 2008, Federer had been the top ranked player on the ATP computer for a record<ref>[http://www.atptennis.com/1/en/2008news/wimbledon_finalpreview.asp Roger, Rafa to Meet in Record Sixth Grand Slam Final]</ref> 237 consecutive weeks.<ref>[http://www.atptennis.com/1/en/2008news/wimbledon_monpreview.asp Federer and Nadal on Wimbledon Collision Course]</ref>
* 3) Federer is the first player to be ranked No. 1 for more than 200 consecutive weeks, thus surpassing [[Steffi Graf]] for the all-time record of 186 consecutive weeks among all tennis players, male or female. On February 26, 2007, he surpassed Connors's all-time record for most consecutive weeks (160) atop the men's rankings.<ref name="atptennis.com"/> Only Connors (268 weeks, top ranked nine separate periods), Lendl (270 weeks, top ranked eight separate periods) and Sampras (286 weeks, top ranked eleven separate periods) have spent more weeks in total as top ranked players on the ATP list <ref>[http://www.atptennis.com/1/en/2008news/federer_fouryears.asp Federer Surpasses Four Anniversary at No. 1]</ref> <ref>[http://www.tennis28.com/rankings/weeks_No1.html Weeks at #1]</ref>
* 4) Federer in 2007 became the fifth man since the inception of the [[Association of Tennis Professionals|ATP]] computer rankings in 1973 to be year-end number one four times ([[Jimmy Connors]], [[John McEnroe]], [[Ivan Lendl]], and [[Pete Sampras]] were the others).<ref>[http://www.tennis28.com/rankings/yearend_mostyears.html Year End Rankings]</ref>
* 5) Federer is the fifth player in the history of the ATP computer rankings to be the top ranked player every week during a calendar year (2005, 2006, and 2007). The others are [[Jimmy Connors]], [[Ivan Lendl]], [[Pete Sampras]], and [[Lleyton Hewitt]].<ref name="atptennis.com"/>

==Individual match records==
* 1) In a semifinal of the 2004 [[Tennis Masters Cup]], Federer won a second set tiebreak against [[Marat Safin]] 20-18, the longest tiebreak in Tennis Masters Cup history.<ref name="atptennis.com"/>

==Match winning streaks==
* 1) At [[2006 Wimbledon Championships|Wimbledon in 2006]], with his first round victory over [[Richard Gasquet]], Federer surpassed [[Bjorn Borg|Bjorn Borg's]] 41-match grass court winning streak record.<ref>[http://edition.cnn.com/2006/SPORT/06/27/tennis.federer/index.html Federer breaks Borg's win record]</ref> Borg set this record from 1976 to 1981, while playing only Wimbledon.<ref>[http://www.tennis-x.com/story/2004-07-04/d.php Sharapova Stuns Serena; Federer vs. Roddick Today at Wimbledon]</ref> At [[2008 Wimbledon Championships|Wimbledon in 2008]], Federer took the streak to 65 consecutive matches by defeating [[Marat Safin]] in the semifinals.<ref>[http://www.wimbledon.org/en_GB/news/articles/2008-07-03/200807031215086574187.html Safin blasts back from the past.]</ref> Federer was extended to five sets only once during this streak.<ref>[http://www.wimbledon.org/en_GB/news/articles/2008-07-05/200807051215285178875.html Day 13 preview]</ref> This is the second longest streak by a male player on a given surface, after [[Rafael Nadal|Rafael Nadal's]] 81 consecutive wins on clay courts.
* 2) On 26 October 2006, Federer became only the second player in the [[open era]], the other being Borg, to have held five winning streaks of more than twenty matches. Federer's first streak was 23 matches in mid-2004. The second streak was 26 matches spanning the latter half of 2004 and early 2005. The third streak was 25 matches in early 2005.<ref name="atptennis.com"/> The fourth streak was 35 matches at the end of 2005. The fifth (and longest) streak started at the [[2006 U.S. Open (tennis)|2006 US Open]] and ended after 41 victories on March 11, 2007, which included tournament victories at the [[U.S. Open (tennis)|US Open]], Tokyo, [[ATP Masters Series]] in [[Madrid]], [[Davidoff Swiss Indoors]] in [[Basel]], [[Tennis Masters Cup]] in [[Shanghai]], the [[Australian Open]] in [[Melbourne]], and the [[Dubai Duty Free Men's Open]].
* 3) Federer won a record 26 consecutive matches against top ten ranked opponents.<ref>[http://www.sportingnews.com/blog/Coosh18/tag/ATP Best of the Best- Tiger vs. Roger]</ref> The streak lasted from October 2003 to January 2005, when he lost to Safin in a semifinal of the [[Australian Open]].
* 4) Federer holds the longest winning streak on hard courts during the open era: 56 matches (2005-06). The streak was ended by Nadal in the [[Dubai]] final in March 2006.<ref name="atptennis.com"/> At the 2006 US Open, Federer started another hard court streak, which reached 36 consecutive wins (including tournament victories at the US Open, Tokyo, ATP Masters Series in Madrid, Tennis Masters Cup in Shanghai, the Australian Open, Dubai, and two [[Davis Cup]] matches in [[Geneva]] against [[Serbia-Montenegro]]). The streak ended on March 11, 2007, at the [[Pacific Life Open]] in [[Indian Wells, California]] when Federer lost to [[Guillermo Cañas]] in the second round.
* 5) Federer's 41-match winning streak<ref>{{cite web | url=http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/scorecard/othernews.asp?articleID=230424|title=Fish stuns Federer, joins Djokovic in Pacific Life final|accessdate=2008-04-24|publisher=Seattle post|date=2008-04-22}}</ref> against American players ended when he lost to [[Mardy Fish]] in a semifinal of the [[2008 Pacific Life Open]] in Indian Wells, California.
* 6) Federer holds the record for most consecutive singles wins in North America, winning 55 straight matches before losing to [[Andy Murray]] in August 2006.<ref name="atptennis.com"/> (This loss also stopped Federer's streak of 17 consecutive finals reached, just one shy of [[Ivan Lendl|Ivan Lendl's]] record 18 consecutive finals in 1981 and 1982.<ref name="atptennis.com"/>)

==Tournament winning streaks==
[[Image:Roger Federer at USOpen 2006.jpg|thumb|Roger Federer at 2006 US Open Practice Session.]]
* 1) Federer won 24 straight finals from the tournament in [[Vienna]] in October 2003 through the tournament in [[Bangkok]] in September 2005. This streak was a new [[open era]] record, breaking the previous record of twelve straight final wins shared by [[John McEnroe]] and Borg.<ref name="atptennis.com"/> [[David Nalbandian]] ended Federer's streak in the final of the 2005 [[Tennis Masters Cup]].<ref name="atptennis.com"/>
* 2) Federer won four consecutive titles at one event for the first time on June 18, 2006, at the [[Gerry Weber Open]]. He repeated this feat by winning his fourth consecutive Wimbledon championship in 2006, beating [[Rafael Nadal]] in the final. He improved upon this by winning his fifth consecutive Wimbledon championship in 2007, again beating Rafael Nadal in the final and thus equalling Bjorn Borg's open era record. Furthermore, in 2007, Federer won his fourth consecutive [[U.S. Open (tennis)|US Open]], breaking the open era record.

==Yearly excellence==
* 1) In 2004, Federer became the eighth player in the open era to win at least 11 singles titles in a year and was the first male player in tennis history to win at least 10 titles in a season without losing in a tournament final.<ref name="atptennis.com"/>
* 2) In 2005, Federer became the fourth player in the open era to win at least 11 singles titles in a year twice and the first to do so in consecutive years since [[Jimmy Connors]] from 1973-74.
* 3) In 2006, Federer reached the final in 16 of the 17 tournaments he played, setting a new record of 94.1 percent finals appearances<ref>{{cite news | first= | last= | coauthors= | title=Roger Federer - Results | date= | publisher= | url =http://www.rogerfederer.com/en/rogers/results/index.cfm?uYear=2006 | work = Roger Federer official website | pages = | accessdate = 2007-05-12 | language = }}</ref> and was also the first man since [[Thomas Muster]] in 1995 to win 12 titles in one year.<ref name="atptennis.com"/> Federer is the only player in the open era to have won at least 10 singles titles in each of three consecutive years.<ref name="atptennis.com"/>
* 4) In 2007, Federer earned a record U.S. $10,130,620 in prize money, surpassing his own previous record of $8,343,885 set in 2006.

==Career excellence==
* 1) {{As of|June 8, 2009}}, Federer has won 59 of 81 finals during his career, for a winning percentage of 72.8 percent.
* 2) From 2004 through 2006, Federer won 94.3 percent of his singles matches (247-15) and 69.4 percent of the singles tournaments he entered (34 titles in 49 tournaments, including eight of twelve [[Grand Slam (tennis)|Grand Slam]] tournaments).
* 3) By 2005, Federer had won singles and doubles titles on all four surfaces: hardcourt, clay, carpet, and grass. (Singles: [[Sydney]] 2002 (hard), [[Hamburg]] 2002 (clay), [[Milan]] 2001 (carpet), and [[Halle, North Rhine-Westphalia|Halle]] 2003 (grass); Doubles: [[Rotterdam]] 2001 (hard), [[Gstaad]] 2001 (clay), Moscow 2002 (carpet), and Halle 2005 (grass).
* 4) Roger Federer is the only player to have won at least 9 tournaments on Clay, Hard and Grass, with his victory at the 2009 French Open. He surpassed [[Jimmy Connors]], who won 8 Grass tournaments.
* 5) Federer equalled [[Pete Sampras]]' open era record of 10 tournaments won on grass when he won the [[Gerry Weber Open]] in [[Halle, North Rhine-Westphalia|Halle]] in 2008.<ref>[http://www.guardian.co.uk/sport/2008/jun/16/wimbledon.tennis1 Federer breezes to title in Halle and blows away reports of his demise]</ref>
* 6) Federer won 31 consecutive sets beginning with his [[Tennis Masters Cup]] round robin match against [[Andy Roddick]] on November 14, 2006, and ending with his first round match against [[Kristian Pless]] at the [[Dubai Tennis Championships]] on February 26, 2007.
* 7) On June 7, 2009 (French Open final), Federer recorded his 650th career victory.
* 8) As of April 2008, Federer has won singles tournaments in 17 different countries: Australia, Austria, Canada, [[People's Republic of China]], England, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, [[the Netherlands]], Portugal, [[Qatar]], Spain, [[Switzerland]], [[Thailand]], [[United Arab Emirates]], and the United States.
* 9) In two tournaments that Federer won, he won every game he served.<ref>[http://www.rogerfederer.com/en/rogers/news/newsdetail.cfm?uNewsID=750 ATP - Second Title Without Dropping Serve]</ref>

==Awards==
This is a list of the awards [[Swiss]] [[tennis player]] [[Roger Federer]] won in his career.

===2003===
* 1) ATP European Player of the Year.
* 2) [[Swiss Sports Personality of the Year|Swiss Sportsman of the Year]]
* 3) Swiss of the Year.
* 4) Michael-Westphal Award.

===2004===
* 1) ATP European Player of the Year.
* 2) [[International Tennis Federation|ITF World Champion]].
* 3) Sports Illustrated Tennis Player of the Year.
* 4) [[Swiss Sports Personality of the Year|Swiss Sportsman of the Year]]
* 5) Swiss of the Year.
* 6) Reuters International Sportsman of the Year.
* 7) [[BBC Sports Personality of the Year Overseas Personality|BBC Overseas Sports Personality of the Year]].
* 8) International Tennis Writers Association (ITWA) Player of the Year.
* 9) [[Golden Bagel Award]].
* 10) European Sportsman of the Year (aka ''UEPS [Federation of European sports journalists] Sportsman of the Year.''). <ref name="standaard.be">[http://www.standaard.be/Artikel/Detail.aspx?artikelId=DMF08012008_071 "European Sports Journalists honor Henin and Federer"], ''[[De Standaard]]'', [[2008-01-08]]. Retrieved on [[2008-01-08]].</ref>

===2005===
* 1) Ambassador of [[United Nations]]' Year of Sport and Physical Education.
* 2) Goldene Kamera Award.
* 3) [[ATP Awards|ATP Player of the Year]] (for the year 2004).
* 4) Stefan Edberg Sportsmanship Award.
* 5) ATPTennis.com Fan's Favourite.
* 6) [[Laureus World Sports Awards|Laureus World Sportsman of the Year]] (for the year 2004).
* 7) Michael-Westphal Award.
* 8) International Tennis Writers Association (ITWA) Player of the Year.
* 9) International Tennis Writers Ambassador for Tennis.
* 10) Most Outstanding Athlete by the United States Sports Academy.
* 11) [[Freedom Air]] People's Choice Sports Awards International Sportsperson of the Year.
* 12) [[International Tennis Federation|ITF World Champion]].
* 13) [[ESPY Awards|ESPY]] Best Male Tennis Player.
* 14) European Sportsman of the Year (aka ''UEPS [Federation of European sports journalists] Sportsman of the Year.''). <ref name="standaard.be"/>

===2006===
* 1) ''[[L'Equipe]]'' Magazine's Champion of Champions (for the year 2005).
* 2) [[ATP Awards|ATP Player of the Year]] (for the year 2005).
* 3) Stefan Edberg Sportsmanship Award.
* 4) ATPTennis.com Fan's Favourite.
* 5) [[Laureus World Sports Awards|Laureus World Sportsman of the Year]] (for the year 2005).
* 6) [[ESPY Awards|ESPY]] Best Male Tennis Player.
* 7) International Tennis Writers Association (ITWA) Player of the Year.
* 8) International Tennis Writers Ambassador for Tennis.
* 9) [[International Tennis Federation|ITF World Champion]].
* 10) [[BBC Sports Personality of the Year Overseas Personality|BBC Overseas Sports Personality of the Year]].
* 11) [[Swiss Sports Personality of the Year|Swiss Sportsman of the Year]]
* 12) EFE's Sportsman of the Year.
* 13) [[Golden Bagel Award]].
* 14) Most Outstanding Athlete of the Year by The United States Sports Academy.
* 15) European Sportsman of the Year (aka ''UEPS [Federation of European sports journalists] Sportsman of the Year.''). <ref name="standaard.be"/>

===2007===
* 1) ''[[L'Equipe]]'' Magazine's Champion of Champions (for the year 2006).
* 2) [[ATP Awards|ATP Player of the Year]] (for the year 2006).
* 3) Stefan Edberg Sportsmanship Award.
* 4) ATPTennis.com Fan's Favourite.
* 5) Arthur Ashe Humanitarian of the Year.
* 6) [[Laureus World Sports Awards|Laureus World Sportsman of the Year]] (for the year 2006).
* 7) [[ESPY Awards|ESPY]] Best Male Tennis Player.
* 8) [[ESPY Awards|ESPY]] Best Male International Athlete.
* 9) [[International Tennis Federation|ITF World Champion]].
* 10) [[BBC Sports Personality of the Year Overseas Personality|BBC Overseas Sports Personality of the Year]].
* 11) Tennis magazine's 2007 player of the year
* 12) [[Swiss Sports Personality of the Year|Swiss Sportsman of the Year]]

===2008===
* 1) ''[[L'Equipe]]'' Magazine's Champion of Champions (for the year 2007).
* 2) European Sportsman of the Year (for the year 2007) (aka ''UEPS [Federation of European sports journalists] Sportsman of the Year.''). <ref name="standaard.be"/>
* 3) [[Laureus World Sports Awards|Laureus World Sportsman of the Year]] (for the year 2007) -- First ever winner of four Laureus World Sports Awards <ref>[http://www.laureus.com/press_releases?article_id=1375 Press Releases | Laureus<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref>.
* 4) [[ATP Awards|ATP Player of the Year]] (for the year 2007).
* 5) Stefan Edberg Sportsmanship Award.
* 6) ATPTennis.com Fan's Favourite.
* 7) [[ESPY Awards|ESPY]] Best Male Tennis Player
* 8) [[Swiss Sports Personality of the Year|Swiss Team of the Year]] (with [[Stanislas Wawrinka]] as "golden team FedRinka")

===2009==
Death

He came back to life.

==Footnotes==
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[[Category:Career achievements of sportspeople|Federer, Roger]]

[[fr:Records personnels de Roger Federer]]
[[zh:羅傑•費德勒紀錄]]

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