All Federer’s games listed on the ATP association website (as of September 15, 2022) were taken into account. In addition to games at the ATP level, these are challenger tournaments, Davis Cup games and the Olympic Games. Not included are the Hopman Cup, qualifying tournaments, IPTL, Laver Cup and other show tournaments/games, futures and junior games.
However, the ATP omits games at challenger levels from the overall statistics. That’s why Federer’s tournament victory in Brest is not one of his 103 titles. At Challenger level, Federer has a record of 16 wins, 7 losses and one title (Brest).
We left out the 120 byes Federers in the statistics, so we rated the RET (retirement after the start of the game) and w/o (retirement before the start of the game) as a win or loss, while the ATP does not. That’s why, for example, we have a 18-0 record against Mikhail Yuschni and 17-0 for the ATP.
Data from ultimatetennisstatistics.com was used for the data on serves, breakballs and points.
