Today it can be said that Roger Federer he is already a former player. With the presentation of him in doubles in the Laver Cup together with the Spanish Rafael Nadal, the Swiss put an end to a masterful and unparalleled career. However, he decided to make a “loser” post when reviewing his last moments as a professional.
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“We all hope for a fairy tale ending. So was mine: I lost my last singles match, I lost my last doubles match, I lost my last team tournament, I lost my voice and I lost my job.”, he wrote, with humor, along with a series of sad emojis.
With characteristic warmth, Federer added: “Anyway, my retirement couldn’t have been more perfect and I’m happy with the way everything turned out.”
“So don’t overthink those perfect endings. His will be amazing in his own way,” she concluded.
At the age of 41, the winner of 20 Grand Slam tournaments ended his professional career and, although he still does not know for sure what the future holds, he does not rule out continuing to be linked to tennis in some way.
Roger Federer was left without a prize in the Laver Cup: Rest of the World beat Europe for the first time
with the Argentine Diego Schwartzman in their ranks, the team of Rest of the world won the title for the first time in the Making Cup which was played between last Friday and Sunday at the O2 Arena in London. In the five previous editions, the victory had always been on the side of the European team.
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Roger Federerwho on Friday had had his great farewell to tennis in the doubles that he played with Rafael Nadal, could not celebrate the last consecration of his career.
The victory was consolidated on the last day thanks to the successes of the Canadian Happy Auger-Alsoone in doubles and one in singles, and to the final comeback of the American Frances Tiafoe.
“Congratulations to the world team, great comeback. It has been emotional at times, but very big. I can’t thank you enough. I have enjoyed every minute”, pointed out Federer, who promised to travel to Canada in 2023 for the next edition of the Laver Cup.
