10-degree record at Halle Open Roger Federer's capital to face Wimbledon

Roger Federer has no death. Record after the record was created by the 37-year-old Swiss tennis racket. The former world number one returned to the record in the 2019 Halle Open Tournament.

Federer won the 10th title at the Halle Open after beating David Goffin in straight sets 7-6 (2), 6-1. This is the first time Federer has won 10 trophies in a tournament throughout his career. Federer equaled the performance of Rafael Nadal who won 10 trophies in one tournament at the Open Era. "This is the first time I have won 10 titles in one tournament, so this is a very special moment in my career," Federer said.

"Amazing. I never thought I'd do it again. Absolutely not. "I only focus on every match because in the second half and the quarter-finals are very difficult," he continued.

One title donation in Halle completed Federer's championship trophy collection to 102, seven points behind Jimmy Connors's record (109). The trophy is the 19th for Federer on the grass. Only four players won 19 trophies in all types of fields. Federer was also noted as the oldest tennis player to win the ATP Tour since Ken Rosewall won in Hong Kong in 1977. "I feel young again," he said.

Federer is now 68-7 at Halle. In 17 appearances at Halle, Federer has always been able to qualify for the quarter-finals. Federer's most another championship record in one tournament was won in Basel with 9 titles, Wimbledon (8), Dubai (8), and Cincinnati (7).

The 10th trophy at Halle Open is capital for Federer to compete in the Wimbledon Grand Slam which will begin today until July 14, 2019. Federer will also be increasingly focused on adding to his favorite collection at Wimbledon.