This document describes a game that takes players on a virtual tour through 17 cities where Roger Federer has won tennis titles throughout his career. It provides clues about each city's name and details about Federer's victories there. The cities include Paris, Segovia, Vienna, Istanbul, Tokyo, Kooyong, Gstaad, Doha, Halle, London, New York, Wimbledon, Bangkok, Oeiras, Rotterdam, Munich, and Cincinnati. Players must use the clues to identify each city based on connections between their initial letters.

1. FedCity - Game
A Tale of 17 Cities

2. FedCity - Game
2
SEGOVIA
3
VIENNA
4
ISTANBUL
5
TOKYO
6
KOOYONG
17
CINCINNATTI
7
GSTAAD
16
MUNICH
1
PARIS
8
DOHA
15
ROTTERDAM
9
HALLE
14
OEIRAS
13
BANGKOK
12
WIMBLEDON
11
NEW YORK
10
LONDON
Grass Hard / Carpet Clay

3. FedCity - Game
• You are travelling with Fed as he visits 17 cities of
past glory, where he has won titles as a Junior, in
the Challenger Circuit & as a Senior Pro.
• Your job is to identify these 17 cities based on the
clues given, so that you know where you are going.
• Do note that the first letter of these 17 cities do
not repeat, for instance if one of the cities is
Muscat ( obviously never !! ) then M is done.

4. FedCity - Game
• Most importantly, there is a thread. We start from
Paris as City 1. City 2 will start with one of the
letters from PARIS. So it cannot be Muscat for
sure.
• City 3 will start from one of the letters of City 2
and so on and so forth till City 17.
• A hint – Wimbledon & London are two separate
locations for this game.

5. FedCity - Game
Have fun identifying and
travelling with Fed !!!

6. 1 ( Answer )
Fed won a Grand Slam in this city, the only major
he has never won again.
PARIS of course

7. 2 ( Answer )
Fed won his first doubles title on the Challenger
tour in this city with a guy called Sander Groen. It
was on his 18th birthday.
SEGOVIA, in Spain

8. 3 ( Answer )
Fed beat Jiri Novak & Moya in 2002 & 2003 in this
European city. Strangely both best of 5 for a 250. More
strangely top local player Thomas Muster has never
won the title here.
VIENNA ( Muster is Austrian )

9. 4 ( Answer )
First time in this vibrant city after all these years
recently. Fed won the title too. The only city
straddling two continents.
ISTANBUL – The Bosphorus dividing Europe and
Asia

10. 5 ( Answer )
Fed beat Tim Henman for a lone title in this city. Here
he is holding a porcelain cup of the local brew standing
next to a barrel. The brew is not champagne from Moet
& Chandon but ‘rice wine’.
TOKYO & Sake !!!

11. 6 ( Answer )
The only exhibition title Fed has won twice, held in
a place which is a suburb of Melbourne – an
aboriginal word meaning ‘haunt of the wild fowl’ .
KOOYONG

12. 7 ( Answer )
Cowboy Fed won only once in this city.
However he was presented Juliette in 2004 and
Desiree ( pictured ) in 2013.
GSTAAD in Switzerland

13. 8 ( Answer )
Since 2009, the ceremonial opening of the ATP tour
happens here, being the first one on the tour. Once
Fed & Rafa even played on a ‘magic carpet’. Fed
won it three times – the last being in 2011.
DOHA – The Qatar Open

14. 9 ( Answer )
No more clues required for a die-hard Fedfan.
HALLE of course

15. 10 ( Answer )
Fed won the last two of similar titles in this city
making it 6 in all. The earlier 4 titles were won
elsewhere in two different continents
LONDON – ATP Tour Finals at O2

16. 11 ( Answer )
Fed is tied with Jimbo & Pete here. But 5 in a row.
No one else. Could have been 6. Alas.
NEW YORK – Empire State Building

17. 12 ( Answer )
The only Grand Slam Fed won as a junior was in
this famous suburban district against a Georgian
called Irakli Labadze.
WIMBLEDON – The first one. So Fed has 8
actually.

18. 13 ( Answer )
This tournament does not exist any more. Fed is the only
one to have won it twice ( both the Andys ). This Asian
city is one of the world’s top tourist destinations
Get the ‘massage’ ?
BANGKOK – The Thai Massage

19. 14 ( Answer )
Known as the Estoril Open, this tournament is
played in a municipality which is now part of
Lisbon. An anagram of Rio Sea starting with an O.
OEIRAS

20. 15 ( Answer )
The Giant Racket in the city where Fed has won
two titles. The city known as the ‘Gateway to
Europe’.
ROTTERDAM – The ABN AMRO Cup

21. 16 ( Answer )
Fed beat good friend Jarkko Neiminen in 2003 for his
sole trophy at the city which houses the headquarters
of the tournament sponsor.
MUNICH – BMW Open

22. 17 ( Answer )
This city has been good to Fed who reached the
finals 6 times and won each one of them including
2014. Hoping for 7 in the near future.
CINCINNATTI - Masters

23. Thank you for playing
and hope you had
FUN!!!