The legendary Swiss announced his retirement on Thursday. He leaves amazing records, titles and garland of points.
On Thursday, Roger Federer surprised the sports world by announcing his retirement. At 41 years old. The legendary Swiss will have a last lap in London during the Laver Cup (September 23-25). Before joining in the past, the ATP compiled the 100 most spectacular points scored by the player with 103 titles (including 20 Grand Slams) which lit up a career that began in 1998.
A shimmering garland of funky, unique strokes. Reflex volleys, laser passing-shots, magic racket shots, strokes of genius, original effects, puzzling inspirations… Roger Federer has, over the years, dumbfounded his rivals, stunned and fascinated spectators.
The little time travel is essential. Between pleasure, magic and nostalgia. Best of.