Roger Federer Inducted into International Tennis Hall of Fame

Roger Federer was inducted into the International Tennis Hall of Fame on August 29, 2026, in Newport, Rhode Island, alongside broadcaster Mary Carillo. During his emotional speech, Federer reflected on his illustrious career, which included 20 Grand Slam titles, and expressed his ongoing love for the sport.

Federer, who retired in 2022 with 103 ATP Tour titles, shared that tennis has always been more than just winning for him. He highlighted his unique playing style and the importance of creativity on the court. He also thanked his family, coaches, and medical team, emphasizing the support he received throughout his journey.

As he entered the Hall of Fame, Federer expressed pride in representing Switzerland and reminisced about his early days as a ball boy. He conveyed his hopes for the future of tennis, encouraging players to maintain their passion and authenticity as the sport continues to evolve.