I don't even get what the Indoorerer nickname is intended to say. Obviously he's also the best ever outdoors; he's won 8 Wimbledon titles and grass is his best surface. The main differences indoors are the lack of wind and sun, which only serve as equalizers to give less skilled players a better chance, so if that benefits Federer, it's because he's better at tennis. So is that supposed to be a criticism?
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