Swiss tennis player Roger Federer lent his latest outfit to the International Tennis Hall of Fame, located in Newport, so that fans can appreciate it.
This Tuesday, Roger Federer delivered the last outfit with which he played the Laver Cup to the International Tennis Hall of Famefound in Newport, Rhode Island. In this way, fans, and also of sports in general, will be able to appreciate the Swiss’s clothing. The outfit and an autographed copy of his retirement letter are on display at the museum.
“This induction into the International Tennis Hall of Fame is a fitting tribute to the final chapter of a defining career.said International Tennis Hall of Fame CEO Todd Martin.
Then he commented: “We are tremendously grateful to Roger for this generous loan and for valuing our motto with the mission of preserving tennis history as it happens.. The ITHF congratulates Roger on all his achievements, the example he has set for everyone in the sport and his dedication to the history of the sport. We know this exhibit will inspire countless fans and visitors.«.
A few months ago, @RogerFederer wore this apparel on court for his final match.
Now, a timeless moment in tennis history is commemorated at the ITHF ✨
Thank you for letting us share a piece of your magical moment with the world, ???? #RForever
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— Tennis Hall of Fame (@TennisHalloFame) December 13, 2022
Federer’s retirement
Federer returned to ATP Tour for the first time since 2021 in the Making Cup in September of this year. Prior to the event, he announced through a heartfelt open letter that it would be his last, closing one of the best tennis careers in history. In his last match, Roger played doubles with Rafael Nadal and lost to Jack Sock y Frances Tiafoe by 6–4, 6–7(2–7), 9–11.
His Majesty’s retirement, at the time, shocked the world of tennis, especially his fans. One of the best players in history announced through his networks that he was saying goodbye to the sport. Behind them, many people in the environment left heartfelt words. A few weeks ago, Federer assured that he is not yet ready to make exhibitions, which are expected in the future.
