2. The reason why Federer is called "Fei Tianwang" is inseparable from the most brilliant period of his career (2003-2006). In view of Federer's dominant position in men's tennis at that time, international tennis and the media gave Federer the title of "Flying King".
In 2003, he beat filippo Sisi to win Wimbledon, becoming the first Swiss to win a grand slam. In February 65438, he broke up with Swedish coach Peter lundgren. The annual total score is 78 wins 17 losses.
In 2004, he became the 23rd No.1 in the ATP history and the first Swiss to win the No.1 in the world. That year, he defeated Safin in Melbourne Park to win his second Grand Slam title, and defeated Roddick in the Wimbledon final to successfully defend his title. Vilander, the first Swede to win the third place in one year since 1988, defeated Hewitt 6-0, 7-6 and 6-0 in the final of the US Open. The annual total score is 74 wins and 6 losses.
In 2005, Federer's record was 8 1 win and 4 losses, which was only 82 wins and 3 losses created by mcenroe in a single season. This year, Federer won 1 1 singles titles, including two Grand Slam titles and four Masters Series titles, which made him the number one player in the world for the second consecutive year.
In 2006, he lost only five games, with a score of 92 wins and 5 losses, and won the 12 singles championship.
Roger federer, 198 1 was born in Basel, Switzerland on August 8, 2008. He is a Swiss male professional tennis player (1998 changed his profession), and is famous for his comprehensive and stable skills, gorgeous and active playing style and elegant gentleman image. Many critics, active and retired players think that Federer is one of the greatest players in history. Federer is not only successful in tennis, but also active in charity and business.
Federer holds the record of the world's longest consecutive singles weeks in ATP history (237 weeks, 2004-2008), winning 20 grand slam men's singles titles and 65,438+00 runner-ups.
20 17, 17 won the best male athlete in the 20 17 National Sports Journalists Conference (AIPS) on February 29th.
2018 February 17, Federer advanced to the semi-finals in Rotterdam. With the victory of this match, Federer returned to the first place in the world and became the oldest 1 in tennis history. 2065438+On February 28th, 2008, Federer won two awards at the Laurence Awards Ceremony, becoming the first male athlete to win five Laurence Awards, and also becoming the most awarded athlete in Lawrence's history with six awards. 20 18 was awarded the honor of the most influential person in the world in April by Time magazine. From 2065438 to August 2008, ATP ranked second in the world.
On April 20 19, 19 10, Federer swept the defending champion and seventh seed Isner 6-1 6-4 at the Miami Open and won/kloc-.
technical characteristics
Grip: The western grip is widely regarded as the best forehand in history because of its wide variety and amazing power, and enjoys the reputation of "the hand of God", which is his killer weapon to win. His forehand is changeable, his angle can be wide and his landing point is accurate. His strength, speed and angle tend to be perfect, which can be described as unpredictable and often fatal. Generally, he can return the shallow ball to the midfield and rarely wastes this scoring opportunity.
Backhand: His backhand is very characteristic, and his chopping skill is unparalleled. Chopping is not a simple transition, but a combination of forehand attack. You can often use the backhand to cut the ball to the place where the opponent's backhand position is close to the net and move the opponent to the midfield or in front of the net. Generally, the rebound height of this cut ball after landing is low, which often makes the opponent return the ball shallowly. At this time, Federer can calmly hit the forehand position of the opponent's midfield, which is a typical tactic. The backhand topspin is also very powerful, with a large angle, which can often surprise you.
Serve: Federer's serve is also one of the important scoring weapons. Often at the critical moment of the game, when facing the break point, he can always serve to score or directly score through serving to resolve the crisis. Federer's serve is not the fastest, but his serve angle is undoubtedly the sharpest and most efficient. Serving is the key to winning the game, and good serving can often help athletes to establish obvious advantages in the game. He made full use of his whole body strength when serving, from his legs to his waist to his shoulders to his arms, and finally to his racket. His movements are relaxed and stretched, and the most important thing is high concealment.