Roger Federer Quarter-Final Press Conference | Wimbledon 2021

Eight-time Wimbledon champion Roger Federer faced the media on day nine of The Championships 2021, where he reflected of his quarter-final exit and answered questions on his future...

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[ElizabethSHunt]

He's so polite. He always says "hi" back to the journalists. His answers are always complete and comprehensive. A polished gentleman!

[michaelthomas]

I've been watching Federer for his entire professional career, and feel sincerely grateful to have witnessed this phenomenal player both live and on the screen.

[nanananan]

RG 4R, Wimby QF. After 18 months without playing and two knee surgeries. Great results, a top 10 level accomplishment. Sonegos match stated what he’s capable of.

[dbjth]

At his age, reaching the quarterfinals of a slam and not playing full schedule is an achievement. I mean in reality we all know that he cannot play at his best forever. That 2017 comeback was a surprise and i still hope that he'll surprise us one more time

[talastra]

One of the truly sustaining things about Roger Federer is he handles his losses better than we do :)

[thehouseofcm]

Why retire? He made it to quarterfinals and Zverev, Tsitsipas and Medvedev didn't!

[toutouzim]

Classy man, no bitterness, very sincere.
It’s part of the game…

[alexdoe]

QF was a good achievement for Roger this year after the recovery process. Chin up, Go Roger !

[juttafitzmaurice]

What a gentleman. Patiently answering repetitive questions. After watching Roger Federer since his beginnings, he will always be my favourite. At my age, nearly 80, I have seen many good players, but no one else tugs at my heartstrings like he does.

[Brown_Potato]

Roger's self awareness is perfect as always, theres more to being the crowd favourite than just being good.

[hasanmoudud]

Its just magical to see him playing. Win/loss doesn't matter. He is a champion and he always will be. Love from Bangladesh, love from the bottom of my heart.

[saffie]

Roger Federer... One of the most exceptional players and a shining example of a true sportsman.

[RedAdeptRogue]

He reaches the Quarter-Finals of Wimbledon at the age of 39 after having surgery and only having a few matches under his belt this season. That's still extraordinary considering how many players fail to get to the QFs at all during their careers. That's no small feat.

[robertingersoll]

The eloquency of Fed is incredible. The way he goes about explaining the events or the process of what he did, is just fabulous articulation.

[rednaxofficial]

I'm glad he realises how much we love him

[ayush]

Form is temporary, class is permanent 👍👍

[willwud]

🙏🏻 he carries on. Tennis won’t be the same without him. He will always be my favourite

[MountainView]

Lol those journalist asking the same questions over and over. Respect for Roger's patients with them.

[victoriamier]

Gracious answers. Love how he says Hi to each journalist with a little smile. Great guy on and off the court.

[AdityaGupta]

He made the qf when no. 2 and no. 4 seed couldn’t even make it. He made it to the qf after 2 knee surgeries, after 2 years off the court and after playing only a handful number of matches before coming to the wimbledon. He’ll be back guys even better and stronger.