Roger Federer played 1,526 singles matches in his professional career and won nearly 80% of them. Surprisingly, he only secured 54% of all points played during those matches. This reveals that even the greatest players in the history of the sport lose almost half of the total points contested. Federer's successful mindset centered on the idea that every point matters intensely—right up until it is finished. Regardless of whether a point resulted from a double fault or a spectacular winner, it wa

SaviteckX on Instagram: "Roger Federer won 20 Grand Slams… and yet he only won 54% of the points he ever played. That stat destroys the idea that greatness comes from perfection. Federer’s real advantage wasn’t his serve, his footwork, or his backhand. It was his mindset: Every point matters— but no point controls the next one. Mistake? Move on. Win? Move on. Pressure? Focus on the next point. If you can detach from the last moment and fully commit to the next one, you’re already playing the sam