Jun 30, 2016 12:56 AM EDT By Darren Domirez, UniversityHerald Reporter

Wimbleton 2016 is not prepared for Marcus Willis but he has been raking pace over the last week including a brilliant straight sets win against World No 54 Lithuanian Ricardas Berankis. But Willis' winning strakes might experience a bump come Wednesday as he goes head-to-head with the legendary Roger Federer at the All England Club.

How do this pair compare in their Wimbleton 2016 Match? 

Age: Federer 34 - 25 Willis

Federer has claimed both the 1998 Wimbledon junior singles and doubles titles in his teenage years. He was the youngest player to join the world's top 100 in September 1999 at 18, At 19, he snatched his first title and raked titles in each of the 15 recent years. While Willis is 25 and has been coaching at Warwick Boat Club. He has played just one tournament on the 2016 Futures circuit. 

World Ranking: Federer 3 - 772 Willis

Season prize money: Federer £660,883 - £258 Willis

Career prize money: Federer £74.2m - £72,000 Willis

Even deprived of a title this year and not including his sponsorship paychecks, Federer has earned 1,000 times more than Willis' entire earnings from both singles and doubles matches. On the other hand, Willis has a surefire £50,000 for his second-round run. Should he shatter Federer, he will guarantee himself an added £30,000.

ATP Titles: Federer 88 - 0 Willis

Federer's 88 singles titles is behind only Ivan Lendl' 94 and Jimmy Connors' 109 while Willis has picked up Futures titles, counting two from last year in Sharm-el-Sheikh and Mostoles, Spain.

Grand Slam Titles: Federer 17 - 0 Willis
 
Grand Slams Played: Federer 68 - 1 Willis
 
Qualifying matches: Federer 0 - 6 Willis
 
Wimbledon best: Federer Winner - Debut Willis
 
Twitter Followers: Federer 5.51m - 6,600 (and rising) Willis

Facebook Followers:

Federer has a verified Facebook account with over 14.5m fans - Willis's Facebook account appears to be a personal account, not a fan page like Federer's with 2,226 friends.

This report is based on reports from BBC Sports and Sky Sports.

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