A Wimbledon Tribute to Roger Federer

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[bigshaqdragon]

24 years. 0 major scandal. 100% class. What a role model.

[umeryaseen]

I have never seen a guy got so much respect n love from every corner of world...Almost all the leading newspapers around the world had this man on their front page...

[A_friendwithoutbenefits]

UNPOPULAR OPINION: I think Roger's most underrated achievement at Wimbledon was when he reached the quarter finals in his very last appearance in 2021. He was 39 years old then and ravaged by a serious knee injury, having had two surgeries on the knee, and had only played 4 tournaments in 2020-2021 combined going into Wimbledon. To then make the quarter finals was an amazing accomplishment.

[JohnRome-xnhx]

Wimbledon-Federer is the most beautiful and tragic love story in the history of tennis so far... most of it is triumph and delight but great despair and sorrow weren't spared every now and then.
Despite the fact that Djokovic can still overtake Roger in Wimbledon titles tally, the Swiss will be for a long time, if not forever, the player who best represents the legendary aura of The Championship ❤

[thesupremediva]

The King of Tennis. Most beautiful and beloved player ever. There's no one who will ever replace Roger.

[abs]

Players like Federer and Tendulkar will always stay a class apart from every other player, no matter how many grand slams or centuries any player goes on to win/score. Because the greatness of a player is not measured by centuries or grand slams. It's measured by class. Of which, the 2 of them had like no one else.

[RajkumarJegannathan]

No matter who breaks his records I can never associate the word "Champion" with anyone else. It was not earned because of his wins on court but by things which he's done on and off court which can't be expressed in words. Only people who watched him play can really understand. It's an emotion like no other.

[MichaelJohn]

Absolutely the fact that Roger Federer is a truly king of tennis from many aspects. He's such a rare golden tennis player of all -time. His talents, skills, techniques, personalities, characters, attitudes and vibes are so fantastic. He's the champions of tennis and won all of tennis lovers around the world. He's a great role model in tennis with he is genius, extraordinary, amazing, awesome, outstanding, stunning, legendary and charismatic. FEDERER FANTASTIC FABULOUS FLAMBOYANT FOREVER ❤❤👑👑🏆🏆🏅🏅💪💪

[tvolution]

Will never forget that Wimbledon semi-final in 03. If my memory serves me correct, it was Rodrick who was probably expected to break through that year in what was a very open semi-final draw and a guaranteed first time slam winner. So to watch Federer win in straight sets with a brand of tennis I’d never seen before-I took notice. Then a couple of days later when he won the Championship combined with that emotional speech-I was hooked. It feels very poignant - I was 17 when he first win Wimbledon and now I’m 36! I definitely feel like a chapter of my life has ended.

[b.willisfederer]

Can't stop crying since almost 24 hours non-stop, since the ceremony started...
Not sure I still have a lot of water in me.
🥺😢😭

[aloisberger]

In his prime he was the most stylish and elegant player, who dominated, while making the game look very easy. That's why he is a legend. I watch tennis over 30 years now and I am happy to watch Federer's while career

[mbtbzlt]

If there is God of tennis, Roger must be the chosen one to reveal the greatness and beauty of tennis. No one else can do that, never.

[initialize]

The absolute GOAT, and I say this as a Serbian!!

[TomRipley]

“Countless works of grass court art.” Something so special about Roger on the lawns at Wimbledon. His class, temperament and the elegance of his game went hand in hand with the tournament. A true gentleman and supreme athlete who will be sorely missed.

[BinaryRex]

The greatest grass courter ever... 8 wimbledons won across a period of 14 years ❤

[arjunkaliyath]

This is an amazing tribute. There will never be another Federer.

[farzadjahanfard]

I am 33 and I can’t remember tennis without him thanks for all the good memories ❤

[Abhinaba]

Even after the overuse of the word GOAT in today's era, i think, the name ROGER FEDERER itself is bigger than the word GOAT.

[manandixit]

The Most Impactful Athlete In The History Of Sports.

[xploit]

Thanks Roger, greatest effortless player the world will ever see.