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QUIZ: The history of Roger Federer in Halle

ByNiko Vercelletto

Published Apr 10, 2021

Alongside Wimbledon, the Noventi Open in Halle is the tournament that fans will most likely find Roger Federer. The Swiss Maestro has played at this event for almost 20 years, making it an annual stop.

Many fans have wondered how long Federer will continue playing in Halle and now they have their answer. He has committed to playingthe Wimbledon tune-up in 2022, making him 40 by the time he enters.

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The 39-year-old will also play in Halle this year, a warm-up he definitely needs only having played in one tournament so far this season: Dubai.

With the news of his commitment, it's only natural that we take a look back at the nearly 20-year history of Federer in Halle. See how much you know about the Swiss at the event, whose 2020 edition rolls around in June: