10 Djokovic-Federer Stats to Prime you for their 43rd Career Meeting

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10 Djokovic-Federer Stats to Prime you for their 43rd Career Meeting

A great Federer-Djokovic stat pack, courtesy of ATP media, to accompany you while you are popping your popcorn:

1. Through 42 meetings on tour, Djokovic has never led Federer in their head-to-head record.

2. Despite their 21-21 tie, Federer has won 8 more sets than Djokovic during their rivalry (66-58).

3. Federer began the series with 4 straight victories, the longest H2H win streak by either player.

4. Djokovic has beaten Federer en route to 6 of his 10 Grand Slam titles (he is 8-6 vs. Federer overall at majors).

5. Federer is 2-4 in the city of London (1-2 at Barclays ATP World Tour Finals, 1-2 at Wimbledon) vs. Djokovic.

6. Djokovic is 10-6 in finals vs. Federer, winning 7 of 9 since the 2012 Barclays ATP World Tour Finals.

7. Federer ended Djokovic’s career-long 43-match win streak in the 2011 Roland Garros semifinal. Djokovic is on a 23-match win streak since losing to Federer in the Cincinnati final on Aug. 23.

8. The winner of the first set is a combined 34-8 in the rivalry. But Djokovic is far more dominant when winning the opener, at 14-1. Federer is 20-7. Djokovic also holds a 12-5 edge in deciders vs. Federer.

The winner of the first set has won their last seven meetings.

9. Federer owns a 12-10 edge in tiebreakers over Djokovic and they have split their two World Tour Finals tiebreakers. Djokovic owns the 2-1 edge over Federer at the World Tour Finals, but Federer has six titles to four for Djokovic lifetime.

10. Djokovic has won 15 straight matches at the Barclays ATP World Tour Finals, including wins over Federer in 2012 and 2013, but not including the Swiss’ walkover in the 2014 final

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