Schroeder, Frank Sedgman and Frank Parker. Gonzales added: “Even with my tremendous service advantage I can only just edge him out on grass or wood. On clay courts, where my service advantage is neutralised, he has the advantage over me.” Pancho said admiringly: “If he had my service no one would touch him.” Head-to-head tally The following is a breakdown of their documented head-to-head results: All Matches: Gonzales 117-87 World Pro Tours (1957, 1960): Gonzales 70-30 All Finals: Rosewall 8–7 Pro Slams: Rosewall 3–2 Grand Slams: 0–0 By surfaces played on, both indoors and outdoors: Clay: Rosewall 16–11; Gonzales won the first five, Rosewall 16 of the last 21 Grass: Gonzales 24–14 Canvas: Gonzales 52–26 Carpet: Rosewall 7–4; none played before US Pro Indoor in mid-1965 Hard (including concrete but not canvas or carpet): Gonzales 11–8 Wood: Gonzales 14–13 Unknown: Gonzales 1-2 List of all matches (i) means it was played indoors; (O) means it was played outdoors The star (*) means it was most probably indoor wood, but there is a chance it was indoor hard See also List of tennis rivalries Laver–Rosewall rivalry Sources Joe McCauley, The History of Professional Tennis, London 2001 World Tennis (The US Magazine) World of Tennis (Annuals edited by John Barrett) Marion Anthony "Tony" Trabert in Tennis de France (French magazine'') ATP Gonzales Rosewall Head to Head Notes Tennis rivalries