A lot of silence here after the stormy months in the last years.

This allowed me to make long lasted researches in the last 4 months about the 2 tennis giants Rod Laver and Ken Rosewall - more or less underestimated by some posters. I prepared short resumes of both with the main intention that if discussing a player we need to know his career in full details.
Let's start with Ken Rosewall - "loved", hated and maybe most underestimated player by posters.
I think I have discovered 99.99% of the single matches (possibly I could miss a couple of matches which I don’t know) and about 90-95% of the double matches (I don’t have an info whether double matches were played on 104 tournaments Ken has participated + some tour stops). It does not include the matches in the junior sections of the tournaments in the early years as well as the veteran matches.
Ken Rosewall's general career info
Career period -
32 years, 10 months, 5 days
Age at 1st men tournament -
14 years, 5 months, 14 days
Age at last men tournament -
47 years, 3 months, 9 days
Age at last men tournament final -
47 years, 3 months, 9 days
Age at last title -
43 years, 0 months, 25 days
Total career matches played - 3,929 (all time No 1 most probably)
incl. single matches -
2,583 (all time No 1)
incl. doubles matches -
1,346
Tournament entries -
560 (all time No 1)
Tour entries -
35 (all time No 1 most probably)
Career achievements
Total wins - 2,865 (all time No 1 most probably)
incl. single matches -
1,853 (all time No 1)
incl. doubles matches -
1,012
Total losses - 1,064
incl. single matches -
730
incl. doubles matches -
334
Total titles - 287 (all time No 2 after Laver)
incl. single titles -
139
incl. doubles titles -
121
incl. team titles -
7
incl. tour titles -
20
Total big titles (best+second best tournaments and tours) - 160 (all time No 1 most probably)
incl. single titles -
69
incl. doubles titles -
76
incl. team titles -
7
incl. tour titles -
8
Total majors (pro majors + grand slams + Davis cup + Kramer cup) - 54 (all time No 1)
incl. single titles -
23 (all time No 1)
incl. doubles titles -
25 (all time No 1 most probably)
incl. team titles -
6
incl. tour titles -
0
Total finals (incl. second places) - 199
incl. single finals -
111
incl. doubles finals -
88
Total semis (incl. third places) - 176
incl. single semis -
124
incl. doubles semis -
52
Total quarters (incl. fourth places) - 94
incl. single quarters -
59
incl. doubles quarters -
35
Ranking
Top 20 player -
26 years
Top 10 player -
22 years
Top 5 player -
18 years
Top 3 player -
15 years
No 3 -
2 years
No 2 -
7 years
No 1 -
6 years
Competition
Wins vs Top 10 -
658 (all time No 1)
Losses vs Top 10 -
480
Balance vs Top 10 - +178
Now based on all data I have about all the players I can definitely say that Ken's career is one of the most impressive (could be also the most impressive) in the all-time tennis history. Having already all the figures I am still amazed (shocked) that a player has played nearly 4,000 matches through his career, 2 or 3 times more than most of the tennis legends. The efficiency of these matches is really epic –
267 titles in 560 tournaments (48%) and 20 titles in 35 tours (57%).
I don't pretend about a copyright of the info unlike a poster here does so. The tennis info is for all people. I just wanted to prepare this full collection and to share it in the forum because everyone has the right to know it. As far as I know nobody did such full collection of a pre-OE player before.
The info above will be constantly updated when I found new data. I will highly appreciate if somebody is willing to help me with the doubles matches which I don't have an info for. I can send a list of the tournaments and tour stops where I miss an info.
Later I will post Laver's resume. Unfortunately I need time for editing the format of the info. It appears very chaotic when pasted.