Grand Slam Domination by Djokovic and Federer
Meet the new bosses; same as the old bosses
- These two men have combined to win 23 Grand Slam singles titles, and the number will be 24 after Sunday.
- Novak Djokovic is 16-2 in 2014 Grand Slam play.
- Roger Federer is 14-2 in 2014 Grand Slam play.
- Boris Becker, Novak Djokovic’s coach, won 3 Wimbledon titles and reached 7 Wimbledon finals.
- Stefan Edberg, Roger Federer’s coach, won 2 Wimbledon titles and reached 3 Wimbledon finals.
- Roger Federer is playing in his 9th Wimbledon final and 18th career grass court final.
- Novak Djokovic is playing in his 3rd Wimbledon final in 4 years.
- Novak Djokovic has been the most consistent player in men’s tennis since January 2012 winning 2 Grand Slams and being runner-up at 5 other Grand Slam events.
- Roger Federer has reached his record 25th Grand Slam Final (17-7 in the first 24).
- With a win, Novak Djokovic would surpass Stefan Edberg and Boris Becker’s 6 Grand Slam singles titles and join Mats Wilander and John McEnroe with 7 singles majors in the open era.
- With a win, Roger Federer would have the most Wimbledon singles titles in history (8) and would add a record 18th major title.
- By reaching the final, Roger Federer will be ranked #3 in the world and will be the top ranked Swiss player once again.
- With a win, Novak Djokovic will return to #1 in the world on the ATP computer.
- With the roof in place, this match should be finished without darkness or rain being a major factor.
