Overview
- The International Tennis Hall of Fame announced the election on Nov. 19, confirming Federer’s first-year selection.
- Federer received the news at Swiss Tennis via a call that included Hall of Famers Stefan Edberg and Boris Becker.
- He was the sole player to earn enough support for the 2026 class, and the Hall does not release vote totals.
- Broadcaster Mary Carillo was elected in the contributor category to join the Class of 2026.
- Federer’s career includes 20 Grand Slam singles titles, 103 tour-level trophies, and a record 237 consecutive weeks (310 total) at world No. 1.