How many slams does 2004-2009 Federer win in 2011-2016 in place of Djokovic?

fedfan24

Hall of Fame
04 in 11:

AO, W, USO

05 in 12:

W, USO

06 in 13:

W, USO

07 in 14:

AO, W, USO

08 in 15:

AO, RG, W, USO

09 in 16,

AO, RG, W, USO

16-18 slams I think then 17-23 likely wins at least 10-12.
 

Rafa4LifeEver

G.O.A.T.
2004 Rog in 2011 - Wins AO, Wimbledon & USO, gets humiliated by Rafa at RG,
2005 Rog in 2012 - AO is 50/50 v/s Rafa, wins Wimbledon & USO, loses to Rafa at RG
2006 Rog in 2013 - loses AO to Wawrinka, wins Wimbledon, takes Rafa to 5 at RG but loses, USO is 50/50 with Rafa
2007 Rog in 2014 - Wins AO, Wimbledon & USO, takes Rafa to 5 at RG and loses again
2008 Rog in 2015 - AO is 50/50 v/s Murray (both 2008 AOerer and 2015 AOrray were bad), RG is 50/50 with Wawrinka, wins Wimbledon & USO,
2009 Rog in 2016 - CYGS

Total - 15 slams assured, 4 slams are 50/50, 5 are definitely lost
 

Neptune

Hall of Fame
Fedr peak 6-year 2004-09:
99 events, 66 reaching finals (Rafa 47, Roddick 29, Nole 27, Murray 20)

Overall, vs top5, vs top10
442-51(89.66%) 44-23(65.67%) 91-30(75.21%)

Against other members of Big4:
7-13 against Rafa
9-5 against Nole
4-6 against Murray
20-24 Combined

Nole peak 6-year 2011-16:

99 events, 64 reaching finals (Rafa 45, Fedr 42, Murray 41, Ferrer 32)

Overall, vs top5, vs top10
Nole 427-50(89.52%) 66-25(72.53%) 140-34(80.46%)

Against other members of Big4:
17-9 against Fedr
19-7 against Rafa
20-8 against Murray
56-24 Combined

Peak Federer exhibits relative weaknesses in nearly every aspect, with the contrast between 20-24 and 56-24 being particularly mind-boggling.
 

jl809

Hall of Fame
04 -> 11: AO, USO, probably Wim
05 -> 12: Wim, USO, possibly AO
06 -> 13: Wim, USO, possibly AO
07 -> 14: AO, Wim, USO
08 -> 15: CYGS
09 -> 16: CYGS

Overall, between 17 and 20 slams - 6 USOs, 4-6 AOs, 5-6 Wimbledons, 2 RGs
 

jl809

Hall of Fame
Fedr peak 6-year 2004-09:
99 events, 66 reaching finals (Rafa 47, Roddick 29, Nole 27, Murray 20)

Overall, vs top5, vs top10
442-51(89.66%) 44-23(65.67%) 91-30(75.21%)

Against other members of Big4:
7-13 against Rafa
9-5 against Nole
4-6 against Murray
20-24 Combined

Nole peak 6-year 2011-16:

99 events, 64 reaching finals (Rafa 45, Fedr 42, Murray 41, Ferrer 32)

Overall, vs top5, vs top10
Nole 427-50(89.52%) 66-25(72.53%) 140-34(80.46%)

Against other members of Big4:
17-9 against Fedr
19-7 against Rafa
20-8 against Murray
56-24 Combined

Peak Federer exhibits relative weaknesses in nearly every aspect, with the contrast between 20-24 and 56-24 being particularly mind-boggling.
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fedfan24

Hall of Fame
Fedr peak 6-year 2004-09:
99 events, 66 reaching finals (Rafa 47, Roddick 29, Nole 27, Murray 20)

Overall, vs top5, vs top10
442-51(89.66%) 44-23(65.67%) 91-30(75.21%)

Against other members of Big4:
7-13 against Rafa
9-5 against Nole
4-6 against Murray
20-24 Combined

Nole peak 6-year 2011-16:

99 events, 64 reaching finals (Rafa 45, Fedr 42, Murray 41, Ferrer 32)

Overall, vs top5, vs top10
Nole 427-50(89.52%) 66-25(72.53%) 140-34(80.46%)

Against other members of Big4:
17-9 against Fedr
19-7 against Rafa
20-8 against Murray
56-24 Combined

Peak Federer exhibits relative weaknesses in nearly every aspect, with the contrast between 20-24 and 56-24 being particularly mind-boggling.
2004-2009 H2H should include Roddick, Hewitt and Agassi. They were his main rivals between 2004-2005 and Roddick beyond that with 5 slam meetings. Murray was irrelevant, 1-0 in slam matches. Small sample size.
 

Neptune

Hall of Fame
2004-2009 H2H should include Roddick, Hewitt and Agassi. They were his main rivals between 2004-2005 and Roddick beyond that with 5 slam meetings. Murray was irrelevant, 1-0 in slam matches. Small sample size.

Are these not accounted for in the top 5 or top 10 data??
 
04 in 11:

AO, W, USO

05 in 12:

W, USO

06 in 13:

W, USO

07 in 14:

AO, W, USO

08 in 15:

AO, RG, W, USO

09 in 16,

AO, RG, W, USO

16-18 slams I think then 17-23 likely wins at least 10-12.
06 Fed will win 13 AO. Who should beat him there if Djoker is out? Ferrer? Murray?
 
04 -> 11: AO, USO, probably Wim
05 -> 12: Wim, USO, possibly AO
06 -> 13: Wim, USO, possibly AO
07 -> 14: AO, Wim, USO
08 -> 15: CYGS
09 -> 16: CYGS

Overall, between 17 and 20 slams - 6 USOs, 4-6 AOs, 5-6 Wimbledons, 2 RGs
Same here. Why does 06 Fed only "possibly" wins AO in 13? 06 might not have been his best version, but definitely better than 13 where he already pushed Murray to 5. The idea of Ferrer beating 06 Fed is laughable anyways.
 

The Sinner

Semi-Pro
In 2008 he had mono, so highly doubt he’d win AO in 2015. Also, unlikely he’d beat Wawa in the RG final that same year.
 

Phoenix*

Professional
Fedr peak 6-year 2004-09:
99 events, 66 reaching finals (Rafa 47, Roddick 29, Nole 27, Murray 20)

Overall, vs top5, vs top10
442-51(89.66%) 44-23(65.67%) 91-30(75.21%)

Against other members of Big4:
7-13 against Rafa
9-5 against Nole
4-6 against Murray
20-24 Combined

Nole peak 6-year 2011-16:

99 events, 64 reaching finals (Rafa 45, Fedr 42, Murray 41, Ferrer 32)

Overall, vs top5, vs top10
Nole 427-50(89.52%) 66-25(72.53%) 140-34(80.46%)

Against other members of Big4:
17-9 against Fedr
19-7 against Rafa
20-8 against Murray
56-24 Combined

Peak Federer exhibits relative weaknesses in nearly every aspect, with the contrast between 20-24 and 56-24 being particularly mind-boggling.
Federer fans should screenshot this.

Nadal fans too - he's extremely consistent at being 2nd.
 
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Devin

Semi-Pro
Same here. Why does 06 Fed only "possibly" wins AO in 13? 06 might not have been his best version, but definitely better than 13 where he already pushed Murray to 5. The idea of Ferrer beating 06 Fed is laughable anyways.
If he's taking Djokovic's place, he has to go through peak Stan. Question is whether he can do it in that inconsistent form. Stan was dangerous that tournament, but Federer's matchup advantage that takes time away from Stan might help him.
 
If he's taking Djokovic's place, he has to go through peak Stan. Question is whether he can do it in that inconsistent form. Stan was dangerous that tournament, but Federer's matchup advantage that takes time away from Stan might help him.
Stan has never beaten Fed on HC or outside clay in general. Fed beat him at IW shortly after the AO 13 and this was one of Fed's weakest years and as you say one of Stan's peak years. Fed also went 3-0 against Stan in 2014. Inconsistent or not, 2006 Fed was still peak Fed and way better than his 2013 self. Sorry but I can't see Stan winning this.
 
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Devin

Semi-Pro
Stan has never beaten Fed on HC or outside clay in general. Fed beat him at IW shortly after the AO 13 and this was one of Fed's weakest years and as you say one of Stan's peak years. Fed also went 3-0 against Stan in 2014. Inconsistent or not, 2006 Fed was still peak Fed and way better than his 2013 self. Sorry but I can't see Stan winning this.
Yeah he was inconsistent. Then again, he only has to win three sets and when he was on, he was dishing out bagels and breadsticks left and right. He probably has enough to win 3 sets even against a GOATing Stan, although it would probably be tight.
 

jl809

Hall of Fame
2004-2009 Fed in 2008-2013 Nadal's place someone?
04 - 2008: W, USO
05 - 2009: AO, RG, W, USO
06 - 2010: AO, RG, W, USO
07 - 2011: RG, W, USO slight possibility AO
08 - 2012: W, USO
09 - 2013: AO, W, USO
 
Yeah he was inconsistent. Then again, he only has to win three sets and when he was on, he was dishing out bagels and breadsticks left and right. He probably has enough to win 3 sets even against a GOATing Stan, although it would probably be tight.
Stan’s worst matchup was vs. Fedr and Rafito. There were just too many weaknesses in Stan Wawrinka’s game to reliably say that he would win a match versus a peak Federer. They played 26 times and Wawrinka was at a .90 or greater dominance ratio only 5 times, above .85 only 7 times. 14 times Wawrinka had a Dominace ratio of .76 or lower, i.e., got dominated.

16 times they played, Wawa broke 1 or 0 times (6 times zero times),
24 times they played, Fedr broke Wawa 2+ times, 17 times he broke 3+ times.

What you say is true that he only has to win three sets, the matchup itself doesn’t lend me to believe that he’d ever be able to do it against Peak Federer.
 
Stan’s worst matchup was vs. Fedr and Rafito. There were just too many weaknesses in Stan Wawrinka’s game to reliably say that he would win a match versus a peak Federer. They played 26 times and Wawrinka was at a .90 or greater dominance ratio only 5 times, above .85 only 7 times. 14 times Wawrinka had a Dominace ratio of .76 or lower, i.e., got dominated.

16 times they played, Wawa broke 1 or 0 times (6 times zero times),
24 times they played, Fedr broke Wawa 2+ times, 17 times he broke 3+ times.

What you say is true that he only has to win three sets, the matchup itself doesn’t lend me to believe that he’d ever be able to do it against Peak Federer.
Stan's overall H2H of 12-63 against the Big3 is ridiculously bad. If it wasn't that half of his 12 wins were at slams, that would really be a bad joke for a player of his calibre.
 
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Stan's overall H2H of 12-63 against the Big3 is ridiculously bad. If it wasn't that half of his 12 wins were at slams, that would really be a bad joke for a player of his calibre.
Even these numbers downplay how much he struggled with the big three due to the deficiencies in his game. He has only 4 matches in which he won the dominance ratio in slams vs. them. He got quite fortunate in some of those matches.

Of course, he has to be commended that somebody who didn’t really have what ostensibly seems a level to challenge these guys he did wind up rising up to the occasion where he played above himself, especially RG 2015.
 

Third Serve

Talk Tennis Guru
Even these numbers downplay how much he struggled with the big three due to the deficiencies in his game. He has only 4 matches in which he won the dominance ratio in slams vs. them. He got quite fortunate in some of those matches.

Of course, he has to be commended that somebody who didn’t really have what ostensibly seems a level to challenge these guys he did wind up rising up to the occasion where he played above himself, especially RG 2015.
It does help that Stan is an extremely clutch player in big matches.
 
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