Federer Inducted Into International Tennis Hall of Fame
60 sourcesUpdated Aug 31, 2026
Roger Federer was inducted into the International Tennis Hall of Fame on August 29, 2026, with emotional speeches highlighting his lifelong love of tennis, family, coaches, and the ball kids who shaped his career. His on-court legacy includes a record 20 Grand Slam titles, eight Wimbledon titles, and 103 ATP titles, along with a lengthy period as world No. 1, and a rare stretch of competing in all four Grand Slams during several seasons. He recalled starting as a ball boy in Basel and thanked supporters, including his wife Mirka, whose introduction drew tears during the ceremony. Observers described the event as a celebration of his artistry and lasting impact beyond trophies, with tributes from peers and media underscoring his graceful style. Federer vowed to continue contributing to tennis after retirement, describing the ceremony as both a personal milestone and a turning point in the sport’s memory of its iconic era.
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