Federer's 100 win over Federer at Wimbledon
Wimbledon is destined to be written into history in 2019. While Federer scored the top 4 of the event for the 13th time yesterday morning, he also became the first player in tennis history to win 100 wins in a single grand slam. In the tour, 100 wins in a single grand slam is an extremely great number. You know, a grand slam can only win seven games. Even if you don't lose one, you need to win for nearly 15 years. Even Nadal, who won 12 at the French Open, won only 93 in Paris.
Federer won only 30% against Nadal in the semi-final
Fener, who played once less, came to the 40th round. He has played 39 times. Although the total number of wins is only 9 less than Nadal, Federer is at a disadvantage in the Grand Slam. Federer won only three Grand Slam games against Nadal 13 times, two of which were at Wimbledon. Wimbledon is Federer's only grand slam with a slight advantage over Nadal, but the last victory is the distant 2007 men's singles final, which is of little reference value.
Now, even in the grassland where he is best at, Federer is not sure to beat Nadal. Although the number of wins in Wimbledon (100-53) is far ahead of Nadal, in fact, there is not much difference between the two in Wimbledon. When it comes to the Grand Slam semi-finals, Federer won only 3 games and the winning rate was only 30%.