Who partnered Federer to win the 1998 Wimbledon boys' doubles title?

Olivier Rochus partnered Roger Federer to win the 1998 Wimbledon boys’ doubles title.

Federer and Rochus defeated Michaël Llodra and Andy Ram in the final, winning 6–4, 6–4 on Wimbledon’s grass. The victory gave Federer two junior titles at the tournament in the same year: the boys’ singles championship and the boys’ doubles championship.

The partnership was not a one-off success. Federer and Rochus had already won the LTA International Junior Championships doubles title earlier in 1998. Their Wimbledon triumph was the second title they captured together during that junior season, although Federer later moved rapidly toward the senior professional tour.

The other names in the options belong to different parts of the result or Federer’s junior record. Llodra and Ram were the losing finalists, while David Nalbandian was Federer’s opponent in the 1998 US Open junior singles final. Michael Llodra is also often spelled “Michaël Llodra,” but he was Federer’s opponent in this final, not his partner. Rochus later became a successful Belgian professional and a familiar figure on the ATP Tour.