Roger Federer Has Some Explaining To Do | Federer: Twelve Final Days | Prime Video

Roger Federer sits down with us for a Q&A. Federer is streaming now on Prime Video.


About Federer: Twelve Final Days: Originally a home video never intended for public viewing, this film captures the final chapter in Roger Federer's legendary tennis career, featuring Roger, his family, and his three main rivals: Rafael Nadal, Novak Djokovic, and Andy Murray.

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[jollymolly]

I watched the docu and it was lovely. It's hard to believe it's been 2 years since Roger retired. Watching tennis just isn't the same without him.

[RealisticAndTrue]

Not only The Greatest player to ever pick up the racket, but a special player who took the sport on his shoulders and carried it his entire career and continues to do so, also most loved and respected athlete, a down to earth and humble person that represents and embodies all values tennis stands for.

[gloriakrueger]

You were always my favorite, Roger, pure class on the court and off!! Thanks for all the wonderful memories!!

[loriannvaccola]

Pure class who played with such grace.

[HARLYJ]

RF, you changed my life in general, the way I think, the way I do things in general, morally, personality, mentally. So grateful to have witnessed you from the beginning to the end. Really miss watching you play. You’re such an incredible and an Icon of the tennis in history.
Thank you Master🙏

[arasilky]

Roger is an outstanding player who has done so much for tennis, and does charity through his own charity to benefit those in need. ❤️‍🔥

[ammy]

He inspired me to pick up a racket and play tennis today and here I am so glad I found this sport and enjoying playing it twice a week. He is my favourite tennis player of all time, and nothing can change that.

[ap]

Tennis greatest player Roger Federer ..proud of you ...i could only remember Roger face if anyone says the word tennis or grand slam etc 🎾🎾

[beansprout_apg]

I immediately purchased subscription when I saw that this out. Such an amazing journey for me because I just met him in 2012 when I accidentally saw his match with Djokovic on tv in Wimbledon semis. And that’s the start of my journey being a fan.

Will always miss u and always rewatching some of his match❤❤❤

[haveaword]

For me, I wished we'd seen more of the behind the scenes of his entire career. The last 12 days was interesting, but the real exciting stuff had all happened by then. The dynamics with the other Big 3 was interesting to see. I think Novak even shed a tear after Roger and him hugged, and RF prob told him how much he admired his achievements and made peace with him :)

[eaglewinnings]

I was in pieces when Coldplay’s Viva La Vida played because there was a YouTube video about a decade + ago that played some of Roger’s greatest highlights and had Viva La Vida playing in the background.

I was in pieces at that point.

Then Goulding’s “We got that fire” had me broken down all over again.

I don’t know how someone who I’ve never met before can mean so much to me.

[usaneebeilles]

We’re exciting and looking forward to this Federer’docu. Marked June 20. Planning for Federer day, on our family & friends lunch at home.
Thank you to Alls involved, make this (docu) happen.
..and Thank you for the post.

We missed Roger Federer on court.

[godzever]

Beautiful man inside and out. Love to the whole family! 🎾👏💞

[robovac]

He was better for tennis than any player so far. By a distance.

[issynwaneri]

You knew when to leave the stage but your legacy will be forever.

[gabrielwood]

You were all my favourite. Tennis will never be the same. You are a real gentleman of the court and of cause the Merastro ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😊

[MeLikeTennis]

The "To the game of tennis, I love you and will never leave you resonates to us tennis players. Most of us don't get paid, but we play it cause we love it. Tennis over video games any day for me.

[wozmac]

Have heard his interviews, he does mention his parents. He would not have made it to the pros without his wife, and his coaches told him not to get involved with her. She and his parents supported him unconditionally.
If we look at the top 4, including Murray. They all had their families and friends with them. I think that's the secret to their longevity without getting burnt out.

[nandasdelhi]

There should have been a different title for this one. Roger represents to us much more than the 12 final days. It’s the feeling the emotions he’s evoked in us over the years and above all the class and personification of elegance that he represents which goes beyond the game as well. This shall always be his legacy 🎊 ❤🎉

[Bebomelad]

That was amazing movie I really enjoyed every moment of it ❤