This past year, whenever I saw @rogerfederer on trending, my heart skipped a beat. Knew it was coming. Now that it finally happens..I’m NOT ready, I’m NEVER ready 💔 Thank you, Roger. There will never be one like you. I love you and will never leave you.
THE #LEGEND#GOAT𓃵
Halo @tokopedia@TokopediaCare kenapa saldo tokopedia tdk bisa digunakan ya? Uang saya nyangkut di situ karena pesanan dibatalkan sistem. Mau order ulang malah dipersulit. Chat di tokopedia care bolak-balik ganti agent tapi ngga ada yang kasih solusi. Lumayan lo nominalnya >1jt
@Served_Podcast@jon_wertheim The ladies deserve the big prize money after working hard all year! If Riyadh is too controversial, why not bring it back to Singapore? Tennis has been very popular in southeast asia, & makes more sense to go there after asian swing. WTA should approach southeast asian tycoons..
@TennisPodcast Matt, I was thinking exactly the same thing! What was in the water of the US women’s tennis team? And I was convinced Jess Pegula drank a completely different water 😂
Carlos Alcaraz is only the sixth male player to win the French Open and Wimbledon singles trophy in the same year since 1968 👏
Elite company for the Spaniard 🇪🇸
Roger Federer on Andy Murray’s final Wimbledon, ‘He was there for my retirement at Laver Cup… I loved playing him even though he beat me probably 20 times… of course I was emotional yesterday’
“We’re 2 down in the Big 4. You and now Andy Murray has joined you, saying goodbye to Wimbledon Singles competition.”
Roger: “I wish I could’ve been there last night but I already had obligations because I didn’t know how it was gonna all play out. I actually took an earlier flight on Tuesday to be here in case he played his singles. As I boarded the flight, I learned Andy wasn’t playing singles. I was like ‘Oh my God.’ I was on standby. Sadly last night I couldn’t be there. I quickly went to see him before the match. I could see Andy was extremely nervous and caring for that very moment. Obviously Wimbledon means so much to him and his family and team. I watched all the highlights again and thought ‘amazing for him.’ Still a little more to come in the mixed and also the Olympics. Then I guess that’s it for him. He was there for my retirement at the Laver Cup. I was so happy he was around. I hope I get to see Andy. What an incredible career. I loved playing against him even though he beat me probably 20 times. He’s been terrific. Of course I was emotional as well yesterday.” 🥹
(via @espn interviewed by @ChrisMcKendry)