What was Roger Federer's career singles win-loss record?

Roger Federer’s career singles win-loss record was 1251-275. That means he won 1,251 of 1,526 recorded singles matches, an outstanding 82% winning rate.

The total covers his matches across Grand Slam tournaments, ATP Tour events, the Olympics, Davis Cup and Laver Cup. Federer retired at the 2022 Laver Cup, so this is a completed career record rather than an active-player snapshot. He won 103 ATP singles titles, including 20 major championships.

The number is especially notable because Federer finished second in the Open Era for singles victories, behind Jimmy Connors’ 1,274. His longevity also produced 310 weeks at No. 1, including a record 237 consecutive weeks. Walkovers are not counted as match wins, which can explain small differences between informal statistics and official totals.