The Legendary Journey of
Roger Federer
From his early training days to becoming the world’s No. 1, Roger Federer’s career is a testament to skill, dedication, and greatness. Relive the milestones that defined his legacy in the world of tennis.
1
Roger Federer Started Training
From an early age, Federer showed an aptitude for sports and began playing tennis at the age of eight.
2
Olympics Games in 2000
Federer competed at the 2000 Olympic Games in Sydney, advancing to the bronze medal match.
3
First Stepping onto the Podium when 17
He won numerous national championships and made his mark on the international stage by becoming a top junior player in 17.
4
Number One in the World.
In 2004 he finished the year ranked number one in the world, was victorious in 11 of the 17 tournaments he played in.
5
Winning his first Grand Slam
Their first major breakthrough by winning his first Grand Slam title at Wimbledon, defeating Mark Philippoussis in the final.
6
Best Game Player
In 2006 Federer continued to be the game’s best player. In addition to winning Wimbledon, he was victorious at the Australian Open and the U.S.
