Roger FedererThe 41-year-old Swiss tennis player is undoubtedly one of the greatest tennis players of all time. Federer made his mark in the history of this sport with 20 grand slam championships. The Swiss tennis player broke many hearts professionally by announcing that he will be quitting professional tennis soon.
Roger Federer recently announced that he will be quitting tennis after competing in the upcoming tournament. Laver Cup. In an interview with NBC’s Today Show, Federer denied any comeback as a Swiss icon, as he has no plans to retire like Serena Williams or Tom Brady. Federer said, “No no. I’m definitely done, I know that.”
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Roger Federer will definitely retire after Laver Cup
It’s been almost a week Roger Federer announced that he will be quitting professional tennis soon. The Swiss icon has received many heartfelt messages from fans and tennis stars congratulating him on his amazing career. Federer has made it clear that he has no plans to ‘retire,’ as Serena Williams has recently implied.
The Swiss icon last played in 2021 Wimbledon Federer was eliminated in three sets by Hubert Hurkacz of Poland in the quarterfinals of the tournament. Federer underwent knee surgery after being eliminated from last year’s Wimbledon and has not been back on the field since.
Federer now team up with the greatest of all time Novak DjokovicRafa Nadal and Andy Murray In taking on Team World in the Laver Cup. It would be pretty iconic if fans could see Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer get together and play doubles at the tournament, a fitting end to Federer’s fantastic career.
The Swiss maestro last played in the Laver Cup in 2019, where he helped Team Europe win their 3rd consecutive Laver Cup title. Federer also won two singles matches in 2019 while leading his team to the championship.
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