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The Racquets of Roger Federer

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Roger Federer has exclusively used Wilson tennis racquets throughout his career, starting with the Pro Staff 6.0 85 from 1998-2001. He helped develop the Wilson Prototype in 2014 and currently uses the Wilson Pro Staff RF97 Autograph, with which he won the Australian Open and Wimbledon in 2017. Federer has won over 20 Grand Slam titles and 100 ATP titles overall using Wilson racquets in a career spanning over two decades.

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THE RACQUETS OF ROGER FEDERER 25 July 2017
Pro Staff 6.0 85 1998-2001 Defeated Sampras in 2001 Hyper Pro Staff 6.1 95 / 6.0 90 May 2002-Jan 2003 3 Titles Pro Staff Tour 90 Feb 2003 – May 2004 11 Titles 3 Grand Slams nSix-One Tour 90 2004-2006 30 Titles 7 Grand Slams K Factor Six One Tour 90 2007-2009 16 Titles 5 Grand Slams Six.One Tour BLX 2010-2011 8 Titles 1 Grand Slam BLX Pro Staff Six.One 90 2012-2013 7 Titles 1 Grand Slam Wilson Prototype Jan-June 2014 2 Titles Pro Staff RF97 Autograph 2017 2016- 7 Titles 2 Grand Slams Pro Staff RF97 Autograph 2014-2016 9 Titles 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Roger Federer has exclusively used Wilson Tennis Racquets throughout his career.
Wilson Pro Staff 6.0 85 – Chinese production 1998-2001 The Pro Staff 6.0 85 is one of the most prolific racquets ever made. This racquet was used to secure 23 Grand Slam titles including the 14 from Pete Sampras. The Pro Staff 6.0 was first produced in 1982 and there have been four versions of this racquet including the Chicago, St Vincent, Taiwan and Chinese versions. It has been used by Pete Sampras, Jimmy Connors, Jim Courier, Stefan Edberg, Chris Evert, Roger Federer, and Mary Pierce. The Pro Staff 85 6.0 St Vincent version was preferred by Pete Sampras. As Pete was a childhood hero of Roger – Roger chose the frame used by his hero. Roger used the Chinese production version to defeat Pete Sampras in 2001 in the 4th round of Wimbledon 7-6 , 5-7, 6-4, 6-7, 7-5. Whilst there is little difference in the performance of each of the four production versions, the St Vincent version is considered the most collectible. 85 sq in
Hyper Pro Staff 6.1 Silver W (Jan-May 2002) Hyper Pro Staff 6.0 (May 2002-Jan 2003) 0 Grand Slams 3 Titles (2 with HPS 6.1, 1 with HPS 6.0) Hyper Pro Staff 6.1 Silver W was the racket of choice for Roger at the start of the 2002 season, but it was merely a paint job over his Pro Staff 85. The retail version was a 95 square inch head, but Roger has never used above a 90 sq inch head at that time, and a transition from 85 to 95 is unlikely. Hyper Pro Staff 6.0 was the first official 90 sq inch racquet used by Roger in the latter half of 2002 Titles with Hyper Pro Staff 6.1 Silver W (Jan-May 2002) Adidas International, Sidney (January 2002) Masters Series Hamburg (May 2002) Titles with Hyper Pro Staff 6.0 (May 2002-Jan 2003) CA Tennis Trophy, Vienna (October 2002) . 85 sq in 90 sq in
Pro Staff Tour 90 February 2003-May 2004 2 Grand Slams 11 Titles During this time he won 11 titles, among these ones the first Grand Slam: Open 13, Marseille Dubai Tennis Open BMW Open, Munich Gerry Weber Open, Halle Wimbledon (2003) CA Tennis Trophy, Vienna Tennis Masters Cup, Houston 8. Australian Open (2004) Dubai Tennis Open Pacific Life Open, Indian Wells Masters Series Hamburg 90 sq in
Wilson nSix-One Tour 90 2004-2006 7 Grand Slams ±30 Titles Roger won sapproximately30 titles with this racket, and especially seven Slams: Gerry Weber Open, Halle Wimbledon(2004) Allianz Suisse Open Gstaad, Switzerland Tennis Masters Series Canada, Toronto US Open (2004) Thailand Open Tennis Masters Cup, Houston Qatar ExxonMobil Open, Doha ABN AMRO World Tennis Tournament, Rotterdam Dubai Duty Free Men´s Open Pacific Life Open, Indian Wells Nasdaq-100 Open, Miami Masters Series Hamburg Gerry Weber Open, Halle Wimbledon(2005) Western & Sthern Fin Group Masters, Cincinnati US Open (2005) Thailand Open Qatar ExxonMobil Open, Doha Australian Open, Melbourne(2006) Pacific Life Open, Indian Wells Nasdaq-100 Open, Miami Gerry Weber Open, Halle Wimbledon(2006) Masters Series Canadá, Toronto US Open (2006) AIG Japan Open Tennis Championships, Tokyo Masters Series Madrid Davidoff Swiss Indoors, Basel Tennis Masters Cup, Shanghai  90 sq in
Wilson K Factor Six One Tour 90 2007-2009 5 Grand Slams 16Titles With this racket Federer won his first and only Roland Garros title, and 16 titles in total Australian Open, Melbourne(2007) The Dubai Tennis Championships Masters Series Hamburg Wimbledon(2007) Western & Southern Financial Group Masters, Cincinnati Abierto de Estados Unidos(2007) Davidoff Swiss Indoors, Basel Tennis Masters Cup, Shanghai Estoril Open, Portugal Gerry Weber Open, Halle US Open (2008) Davidoff Swiss Indoors, Basel Mutua Madrileña Masters, Madrid Roland Garros, París (2009) Wimbledon(2009) Western & Southern Financial Group Masters, Cincinnati 90 sq in
Wilson Six.One Tour BLX 2010-2011 1 Grand Slam 8 Titles The Swiss Maestro got eight titles during this period, one Grand Slam included: Australian Open, Melbourne Western & Southern Financial Group Masters, Cincinnati If Stockholm Open Davidoff Swiss Indoors, Basilea Barclays ATP World Tour Finals, London Qatar Exxonmobil Open, Doha Swiss Indoors, Basilea Barclays ATP World Tour Finals, London 90 sq in
Wilson BLX Pro Staff Six.One 90 2012-2013 1 Grand Slam 7 ATP Titles With this racket Roger won six ATP Titles and one ABN AMRO World Tennis Tournament, Rotterdam Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships BNP Paribas Open Indian Wells Mutua Madrid Open Wimbledon Western & Southern Open, Cincinnati Gerry Weber Open, Halle 90 sq in
Wilson Prototype Racquet Jan-June 2014 0 Grand Slam 2 ATP Titles Roger started working with Wilson to develop a 97 sq inch racquet resulting in a racquet with a larger sweet spot without sacrificing the feel. “For me switching rackets was not only about a larger head,” Federer said in fall 2014. “I was also looking for a racket that was more forgiving and could provide me with easy power. It was also important that my racket was responsive and offered the same great feel I had grown accustomed to in my previous Wilson Pro Staff rackets. The larger racket suits my attacking style, allowing me to play more aggressively and with less risk.” After a very bad second half of the 2013 season, in 2014 with this racket Roger was back to play a good tennis and won two titles: Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships Gerry Weber Open, Halle 97 sq in
Wilson Pro Staff RF97 Autograph July 2014 – June 2016 0 Grand Slams 9 ATP Titles It was a big change for Federer, from a 90-inch racket to a 97-inch. With this he won nine titles and reached three Grand Slam finals: Western & Southern Open, Cincinnati Shanghai Rolex Masters Swiss Indoors, Basilea Brisbane International, Brisbane Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships TEB PNB Paribas Istanbul Open, Turkey Gerry Weber Open, Halle Western & Southern Open, Cincinnati Swiss Indoors, Basel 97 sq in
Wilson Pro Staff RF97 Autograph 2017 July 2014 - present 2 Grand Slam 5 ATP Titles In mid-2016, Roger took a 6 month injury layoff after struggling for months with a knee injury. Roger returned in early 2017 with a new racquet and a new attitude. His phenomenal performance in 2017 has resulted in him clinching his 18th and 19th Grand Slam titles as well as an unprecedented 8th Wimbledon title. Australian Open 2017 ATP Masters Indian Wells ATP Masters Miami Gerry Weber Open, Halle Wimbledon 2017 97 sq in

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The Racquets of Roger Federer

  • 1. THE RACQUETS OF ROGER FEDERER 25 July 2017
  • 2. Pro Staff 6.0 85 1998-2001 Defeated Sampras in 2001 Hyper Pro Staff 6.1 95 / 6.0 90 May 2002-Jan 2003 3 Titles Pro Staff Tour 90 Feb 2003 – May 2004 11 Titles 3 Grand Slams nSix-One Tour 90 2004-2006 30 Titles 7 Grand Slams K Factor Six One Tour 90 2007-2009 16 Titles 5 Grand Slams Six.One Tour BLX 2010-2011 8 Titles 1 Grand Slam BLX Pro Staff Six.One 90 2012-2013 7 Titles 1 Grand Slam Wilson Prototype Jan-June 2014 2 Titles Pro Staff RF97 Autograph 2017 2016- 7 Titles 2 Grand Slams Pro Staff RF97 Autograph 2014-2016 9 Titles 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Roger Federer has exclusively used Wilson Tennis Racquets throughout his career.
  • 3. Wilson Pro Staff 6.0 85 – Chinese production 1998-2001 The Pro Staff 6.0 85 is one of the most prolific racquets ever made. This racquet was used to secure 23 Grand Slam titles including the 14 from Pete Sampras. The Pro Staff 6.0 was first produced in 1982 and there have been four versions of this racquet including the Chicago, St Vincent, Taiwan and Chinese versions. It has been used by Pete Sampras, Jimmy Connors, Jim Courier, Stefan Edberg, Chris Evert, Roger Federer, and Mary Pierce. The Pro Staff 85 6.0 St Vincent version was preferred by Pete Sampras. As Pete was a childhood hero of Roger – Roger chose the frame used by his hero. Roger used the Chinese production version to defeat Pete Sampras in 2001 in the 4th round of Wimbledon 7-6 , 5-7, 6-4, 6-7, 7-5. Whilst there is little difference in the performance of each of the four production versions, the St Vincent version is considered the most collectible. 85 sq in
  • 4. Hyper Pro Staff 6.1 Silver W (Jan-May 2002) Hyper Pro Staff 6.0 (May 2002-Jan 2003) 0 Grand Slams 3 Titles (2 with HPS 6.1, 1 with HPS 6.0) Hyper Pro Staff 6.1 Silver W was the racket of choice for Roger at the start of the 2002 season, but it was merely a paint job over his Pro Staff 85. The retail version was a 95 square inch head, but Roger has never used above a 90 sq inch head at that time, and a transition from 85 to 95 is unlikely. Hyper Pro Staff 6.0 was the first official 90 sq inch racquet used by Roger in the latter half of 2002 Titles with Hyper Pro Staff 6.1 Silver W (Jan-May 2002) Adidas International, Sidney (January 2002) Masters Series Hamburg (May 2002) Titles with Hyper Pro Staff 6.0 (May 2002-Jan 2003) CA Tennis Trophy, Vienna (October 2002) . 85 sq in 90 sq in
  • 5. Pro Staff Tour 90 February 2003-May 2004 2 Grand Slams 11 Titles During this time he won 11 titles, among these ones the first Grand Slam: Open 13, Marseille Dubai Tennis Open BMW Open, Munich Gerry Weber Open, Halle Wimbledon (2003) CA Tennis Trophy, Vienna Tennis Masters Cup, Houston 8. Australian Open (2004) Dubai Tennis Open Pacific Life Open, Indian Wells Masters Series Hamburg 90 sq in
  • 6. Wilson nSix-One Tour 90 2004-2006 7 Grand Slams ±30 Titles Roger won sapproximately30 titles with this racket, and especially seven Slams: Gerry Weber Open, Halle Wimbledon(2004) Allianz Suisse Open Gstaad, Switzerland Tennis Masters Series Canada, Toronto US Open (2004) Thailand Open Tennis Masters Cup, Houston Qatar ExxonMobil Open, Doha ABN AMRO World Tennis Tournament, Rotterdam Dubai Duty Free Men´s Open Pacific Life Open, Indian Wells Nasdaq-100 Open, Miami Masters Series Hamburg Gerry Weber Open, Halle Wimbledon(2005) Western & Sthern Fin Group Masters, Cincinnati US Open (2005) Thailand Open Qatar ExxonMobil Open, Doha Australian Open, Melbourne(2006) Pacific Life Open, Indian Wells Nasdaq-100 Open, Miami Gerry Weber Open, Halle Wimbledon(2006) Masters Series Canadá, Toronto US Open (2006) AIG Japan Open Tennis Championships, Tokyo Masters Series Madrid Davidoff Swiss Indoors, Basel Tennis Masters Cup, Shanghai  90 sq in
  • 7. Wilson K Factor Six One Tour 90 2007-2009 5 Grand Slams 16Titles With this racket Federer won his first and only Roland Garros title, and 16 titles in total Australian Open, Melbourne(2007) The Dubai Tennis Championships Masters Series Hamburg Wimbledon(2007) Western & Southern Financial Group Masters, Cincinnati Abierto de Estados Unidos(2007) Davidoff Swiss Indoors, Basel Tennis Masters Cup, Shanghai Estoril Open, Portugal Gerry Weber Open, Halle US Open (2008) Davidoff Swiss Indoors, Basel Mutua Madrileña Masters, Madrid Roland Garros, París (2009) Wimbledon(2009) Western & Southern Financial Group Masters, Cincinnati 90 sq in
  • 8. Wilson Six.One Tour BLX 2010-2011 1 Grand Slam 8 Titles The Swiss Maestro got eight titles during this period, one Grand Slam included: Australian Open, Melbourne Western & Southern Financial Group Masters, Cincinnati If Stockholm Open Davidoff Swiss Indoors, Basilea Barclays ATP World Tour Finals, London Qatar Exxonmobil Open, Doha Swiss Indoors, Basilea Barclays ATP World Tour Finals, London 90 sq in
  • 9. Wilson BLX Pro Staff Six.One 90 2012-2013 1 Grand Slam 7 ATP Titles With this racket Roger won six ATP Titles and one ABN AMRO World Tennis Tournament, Rotterdam Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships BNP Paribas Open Indian Wells Mutua Madrid Open Wimbledon Western & Southern Open, Cincinnati Gerry Weber Open, Halle 90 sq in
  • 10. Wilson Prototype Racquet Jan-June 2014 0 Grand Slam 2 ATP Titles Roger started working with Wilson to develop a 97 sq inch racquet resulting in a racquet with a larger sweet spot without sacrificing the feel. “For me switching rackets was not only about a larger head,” Federer said in fall 2014. “I was also looking for a racket that was more forgiving and could provide me with easy power. It was also important that my racket was responsive and offered the same great feel I had grown accustomed to in my previous Wilson Pro Staff rackets. The larger racket suits my attacking style, allowing me to play more aggressively and with less risk.” After a very bad second half of the 2013 season, in 2014 with this racket Roger was back to play a good tennis and won two titles: Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships Gerry Weber Open, Halle 97 sq in
  • 11. Wilson Pro Staff RF97 Autograph July 2014 – June 2016 0 Grand Slams 9 ATP Titles It was a big change for Federer, from a 90-inch racket to a 97-inch. With this he won nine titles and reached three Grand Slam finals: Western & Southern Open, Cincinnati Shanghai Rolex Masters Swiss Indoors, Basilea Brisbane International, Brisbane Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships TEB PNB Paribas Istanbul Open, Turkey Gerry Weber Open, Halle Western & Southern Open, Cincinnati Swiss Indoors, Basel 97 sq in
  • 12. Wilson Pro Staff RF97 Autograph 2017 July 2014 - present 2 Grand Slam 5 ATP Titles In mid-2016, Roger took a 6 month injury layoff after struggling for months with a knee injury. Roger returned in early 2017 with a new racquet and a new attitude. His phenomenal performance in 2017 has resulted in him clinching his 18th and 19th Grand Slam titles as well as an unprecedented 8th Wimbledon title. Australian Open 2017 ATP Masters Indian Wells ATP Masters Miami Gerry Weber Open, Halle Wimbledon 2017 97 sq in