Roger Federer @rogerfederer no longer a Professional tennis player Sports, Fitness & Recreation Switzerland gq.com/story/roger-fe… Joined April 2013 89 Following 12.7M Followers Replies Media Pinned Tweet Roger Federer @rogerfederer · Sep 15, 2022 To my tennis family and beyond, With Love, Roger 4:34 15.3M views 26K 202.6K 755.1K

Roger Federer: Status: Retired. Net Worth: $550 million. Nationality: Switzerland. In 1999, Roger Federer embarked on his professional tennis career, achieving notable success by reaching the.

Roger Federer attends the Centre Court centenary celebrations at Wimbledon in July 2022. FABRICE COFFRINI/AFP via Getty Images Roger Federer wins his 103rd and final tour-level title in Basel in 2019.

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Playing his final event before retirement, Roger Federer paired up with longtime rival Rafael Nadal at the Laver Cup on Friday and fell 4-6, 7-6 (2), 11-9 to Frances Tiafoe and Jack Sock.

Later in 1997, he teamed up with Mahesh Bhupathi and the duo regularly paired up in men’s doubles competitions around the world. Nicknamed the “Indian Express", they proved to be one of the best doubles pairs in the years to come - winning three Grand Slam titles, 25 ATP Tour titles, rising to world No. 1, and still holding the Davis Cup record for the longest streak of doubles victories.

This was the year that Federer, who turned 41 in August, announced his official retirement from the sport, some 24 years after he played his first match on the ATP Tour. He shared the news in the most modern of ways – via social media – but with a Federer twist: A letter to his tennis family and friends. and most importantly, his fans.

With famous star Roger Federer making his final appearance in the sport this time around, the 2022 Laver Cup will be one of the most watched events on the tennis calendar this year.

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Roger Federer announced Wednesday that his final match will take place on Friday in the Laver Cup in London where he will play doubles, possibly with his longtime rival Rafael Nadal.

Roger Federer. The 22-time Major champion, Rafael Nadal, celebrates his 673rd week in the top-3. Thus, the Spaniard has become the second player with that number of weeks in the select group.

Following 24 years of excellence on the court – more than 1,500 matches, 103 singles titles and 20 grand slams – this was Federer’s last competitive match.