Tennis is Roger Federer (Basel, Switzerland, 1981). And Roger Federer is tennis. His triumphs, elegance, discipline, resilience and class place him in a historic position. A ‘Rey‘, which has fallen in love with everyone in its path. A ‘God’ among mortals. Among the many works of his will always be his performances in Madrid and the Mutua Madrid Open, a tournament that has been held three times, 2006, 2008 and 2012. Three ‘works of art’ in the museum of one of the greatest.
QUESTION. What memory do you have of your career at the Mutua Madrid Open?
ANSWER. There are many great memories in each year I played. But I keep my victory in 2009.
Q. What is special about Madrid compared to other tournaments in the same category?
R. I think every Masters 1000 tournament is special because it brings a different atmosphere to every venue. Madrid is special because of the altitude of the venue and the sporting culture of the city.
Q. How does the Mutua Madrid Open make you feel?
A. It has always been nice to play ohfor their fans and atmosphere.
Q. How important has the Mutua Madrid Open been in your career?
R. The tournament has given me the opportunity to get victories very special in my career that I remember with great affection.
Q. What specific moment do you remember from your experiences at the Mutua Madrid Open?
R. Of all the moments I remember I think the victory in 2009 is the best because it gave me great confidence for the rest of the gravel season.
Q. How are the fans in Madrid?
R. Passionate about tennis. it’s always fun play with such an audience.
Q. What parts of the city of Madrid were you able to visit?
R. Fortunately, I have had the opportunity to visit the city many times. I have loved walking through the Prado in spring and through the Retiro Park in winter.
Q. What does the Magic Box wake you up for?
R. I love the venue and the atmosphere of an audience that loves sport.
