Schedule

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Roger Federer's schedule for 2020

20 January to 3 February - Australian Open

Category: Grand Slam
Place: Melbourne, Australia
Surface: Hard (outdoor)
Draw Size: Singles - 128
Centre Court: 14,820
RF 2020: Semifinal

15 June to 21 June - Noventi Open

Category: ATP 500
Place: Halle, Germany
Surface: Grass (outdoor)
Draw Size: Singles - 32
Centre Court: 12,300
RF 2019: Winner

29 June to 12 July - Wimbledon

Category: Grand Slam
Place: Wimbledon, Great Britain
Surface: Grass (outdoor)
Draw Size: Singles - 128
Centre Court: 15,000
RF 2019: Final

16 August to 23 August - Western and Southern Open

Category: ATP Masters 1000
Place: Cincinnati, U.S.A
Surface: Hard (outdoor)
Draw Size: Singles - 56
Centre Court: 11,435
RF 2019: Third round

31 August to 13 September - US Open

Category: Grand Slam
Place: New York, U.S.A
Surface: Hard (outdoor)
Draw Size: Singles - 128
Centre Court: 23,200
RF 2019: Quarterfinal

11 October to 18 October - Shanghai Rolex Masters

 Category: ATP Masters 1000
Place: Shanghai, China
Surface: Hard (outdoor)
Draw Size: Singles - 56
Centre Court: 15,000
RF 2019: Quarterfinal

26 October to 1 November - Swiss Indoors Basel

Category: ATP 500
Place: Basel, Switzerland
Surface: Hard (indoor)
Draw Size: Singles - 32
Centre Court: 12,000
RF 2019: Winner

15 November to 22 November - ATP Finals

Category: ATP Finals 1500
Place: London, Great Britain
Surface: Hard (indoor)
Draw Size: Singles - Top 8
Centre Court: 17,500
RF 2019: Semifinal

4 comments:

  1. Unknown1 February 2014 at 10:27

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  2. Nirmal Balaji1 February 2014 at 19:38

    He will play in Brisbane for the Australian Open warm-up instead of Doha where he ended his contract. He has signed a multi-year contract with Brisbane International for the next few years.

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  3. Andreea17 June 2015 at 17:07

    Isn't Federer playing in Shanghai this year?

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  4. Nirmal Balaji17 June 2015 at 21:04

    He will play Shanghai for sure. He is the defending champion there. Federer's official 2015 schedule is only confirmed upto Wimbledon. It will be updated once Wimbledon is over and what tournaments he will play in the second half of the season.

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