You will always be the greatest beyond all records and numbers Tennis fans cry their eyes out over Roger Federer s retirement announcement
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Thanks Mister Federer for all the emotions you gave me through the years.
It has been insane to follow you and support you no matter what.
A legend never dies. twitter.com/rogerfederer/s…Roger Federer@rogerfederer2044 https://t.co/YxtVWrlXIFMore than an idol…Thanks Mister Federer for all the emotions you gave me through the years.It has been insane to follow you and support you no matter what.A legend never dies. twitter.com/rogerfederer/s… Adam_Addicott@AdamAddicottThe end of one of the most extraordinary careers in the history of sport. Happy retirement @rogerfederer
I remember being full of nerves when I asked you a question during my first international event in Madrid as a journalist. In fact the transcriber wrote my Q as inaudible twitter.com/rogerfederer/s…Roger Federer@rogerfederer2077983 https://t.co/YxtVWrlXIFThe end of one of the most extraordinary careers in the history of sport. Happy retirement @rogerfederer I remember being full of nerves when I asked you a question during my first international event in Madrid as a journalist. In fact the transcriber wrote my Q as inaudible twitter.com/rogerfederer/s… Lindsay Gibbs@linzsportsNever thought *I* would be one of the millions of people crying over Fed’s retirement, but life comes at you fast. A legend in every sense of the word. twitter.com/rogerfederer/s…Roger Federer@rogerfederer475 https://t.co/YxtVWrlXIFNever thought *I* would be one of the millions of people crying over Fed’s retirement, but life comes at you fast. A legend in every sense of the word. twitter.com/rogerfederer/s… Swiss Ice Hockey@SwissIceHockeyThank you for everything, @rogerfederer!
You have truly been an inspiration and a guiding light to the entire sports family.
All the best from us and see you soon in a hockey rink somewhere in Switzerland!
twitter.com/rogerfederer/s…Roger Federer@rogerfederer242 https://t.co/YxtVWrlXIFThank you for everything, @rogerfederer! You have truly been an inspiration and a guiding light to the entire sports family. All the best from us and see you soon in a hockey rink somewhere in Switzerland! twitter.com/rogerfederer/s… Shayna@hayyyshayyy??? no, you’re crying.
I was hoping he’d do one more run, but this makes a lot of sense given the injuries and such. twitter.com/rogerfederer/s…Roger Federer@rogerfederer314 https://t.co/YxtVWrlXIF??? no, you’re crying.I was hoping he’d do one more run, but this makes a lot of sense given the injuries and such. twitter.com/rogerfederer/s… Major Surendra Poonia@MajorPooniaWhat a player,what a gentleman and what an incredible role model for whole generation !
Thank you @rogerfederer for serving sports so beautifully
Your grace,elegance,brilliance and sportsmanship-both on and off the court is so inspiring. Salute
#rogerfederer #Federer11322What a player,what a gentleman and what an incredible role model for whole generation !Thank you @rogerfederer for serving sports so beautifullyYour grace,elegance,brilliance and sportsmanship-both on and off the court is so inspiring. Salute #rogerfederer #Federer https://t.co/jd8oufbXqp Full Dissident@hbryant42Feel free to do your partisan debate list thing, but Roger Federer was the standard in tennis, either the one to fear at the beginning, the one to beat in the middle, and the one who recreated definitions of excellence. Pulled the sport into a new era. A titanic figure retires.12831Feel free to do your partisan debate list thing, but Roger Federer was the standard in tennis, either the one to fear at the beginning, the one to beat in the middle, and the one who recreated definitions of excellence. Pulled the sport into a new era. A titanic figure retires. Siddhartha Vaidyanathan@sidveeThere are great tennis players. There are beautiful tennis players. Players with an extraordinary range. Players who move so quick and yet slow down time. Players who reach a level that you had no idea existed. Roger Federer was all of these. Privileged to have seen him play.7223There are great tennis players. There are beautiful tennis players. Players with an extraordinary range. Players who move so quick and yet slow down time. Players who reach a level that you had no idea existed. Roger Federer was all of these. Privileged to have seen him play. Joe Pompliano@JoePomplianoRoger Federer is an incredible player & will end his career with more than $1 billion in earnings.
But he has also spent ~$15 million to open 80+ schools in Africa & donated $1 million to provide 64,000 African children meals while schools were closed due to COVID.
Legendary 49281Roger Federer is an incredible player & will end his career with more than $1 billion in earnings.But he has also spent ~$15 million to open 80+ schools in Africa & donated $1 million to provide 64,000 African children meals while schools were closed due to COVID.Legendary https://t.co/w29kFmiQkM James Melville@JamesMelvilleEnd of an era. Roger Federer announces his retirement from professional tennis. I was lucky enough to see him play tennis on many occasions. He was poetry in motion. twitter.com/rogerfederer/s…Roger Federer@rogerfedererTo my tennis family and beyond,
With Love,
Roger756To my tennis family and beyond,With Love,Roger https://t.co/1UISwK1NINEnd of an era. Roger Federer announces his retirement from professional tennis. I was lucky enough to see him play tennis on many occasions. He was poetry in motion. twitter.com/rogerfederer/s… Oliver Holt@OllieHolt22No right and wrong answer to who is the greatest men's tennis player of all time. Some will choose Nadal, some Laver, some Djokovic. For me, the greatest is Federer and always will be. twitter.com/rogerfederer/s…Roger Federer@rogerfederer10013 https://t.co/YxtVWrlXIFNo right and wrong answer to who is the greatest men's tennis player of all time. Some will choose Nadal, some Laver, some Djokovic. For me, the greatest is Federer and always will be. twitter.com/rogerfederer/s… Cricketwallah@cricketwallahRoger Federer announces his retirement. His 24-year career built on exquisite skills, stupendous achievements and charming demeanour enriched not just tennis but our lives twitter.com/rogerfederer/s…Roger Federer@rogerfedererTo my tennis family and beyond,
With Love,
Roger18416To my tennis family and beyond,With Love,Roger https://t.co/1UISwK1NINRoger Federer announces his retirement. His 24-year career built on exquisite skills, stupendous achievements and charming demeanour enriched not just tennis but our lives twitter.com/rogerfederer/s… Adam Hurrey@FootballClichesNot sure the sports commentary world is prepared for the moment a post-retirement Roger Federer appears on camera on Centre Court1471Not sure the sports commentary world is prepared for the moment a post-retirement Roger Federer appears on camera on Centre Court Dr. Parik Patel, BA, CFA, ACCA Esq. (drpatel.eth)@ParikPatelCFAThe Queen died, Federer is retiring, inflation is still crazy high. September is definitely the worst month of 2022.35826The Queen died, Federer is retiring, inflation is still crazy high. September is definitely the worst month of 2022.
You will always be the greatest beyond all records and numbers - Tennis fans cry their eyes out over Roger Federer s retirement announcement
By Shyam Kamal Modified 16 Sep 2022 Follow Us Comment Share Roger Federer announced his retirement from tennis after the 2022 Laver Cup Roger Federer dropped a bomb on the tennis world on Thursday, announcing his imminent retirement from the game. Having spent the last 24 years serving the sport, the Swiss will retire with one final stint at the 2022 Laver Cup in London, following which he will hang up his racquet once and for all. The 20-time Grand Slam champion was scheduled to make his comeback this year at the Laver Cup, after which the Swiss Indoors in his hometown of Basel was to be his next step forward. However, rumors surfaced last week that the knee injury that sidelined him over the last year had returned and that he was forced to postpone his comeback. Roger Federer@rogerfederer24423151909 https://t.co/YxtVWrlXIF Instead, the former World No. 1 will show up in the team competition one last time, where he will be joined by fellow legends Rafael Nadal, Novak Djokovic and Andy Murray -- the first time the fabled 'Big-4' has come together at the event. Speaking in his retirement note, the 41-year-old revealed that his body has finally refused to cooperate with his heart's desires and that he has no other choice but to listen to it in this matter. "As many of you know, the past three years have presented me with challenges in the form of injuries and surgeries," Federer wrote. "I've worked hard to return to full competitive form. But I also know my body's capacities and limits, and its message to me lately has been clear." Quite understandably, tennis fans were heartbroken at the news, taking to social media to cry their eyes out over the revelation. While the news was expected in some way or the other, it still hit the Swiss' loyalists like a truck, with many lamenting that tennis would never be the same again. One fan opined that even if he retired without having the very best numbers in the sport, especially when compared to Djokovic and Nadal, he would always remain the "true GOAT:" "Tennis will never be the same again. Thank you for your grace, elegance, brilliance and sportsmanship - both on and off the court. Thank you for the tennis, Master Federer. You will always be the greatest. Beyond all records and numbers." Hansal Mehta@mehtahansalTennis will never be the same again. Thank you for your grace, elegance, brilliance and sportsmanship - both on and off the court. Thank you for the tennis Master Federer. You will always be the greatest. Beyond all records and numbers. #rogerfederer twitter.com/rogerfederer/s…Roger Federer@rogerfederer726 https://t.co/YxtVWrlXIFTennis will never be the same again. Thank you for your grace, elegance, brilliance and sportsmanship - both on and off the court. Thank you for the tennis Master Federer. You will always be the greatest. Beyond all records and numbers. #rogerfederer twitter.com/rogerfederer/s… Another user pointed out just how classy and graceful the 22-time Grand Slam champion's retirement note was, remarking that he left the sport the same elegant way he played it for so long. "The true GOAT, as ever, all class and grace as he retires from competitive tennis. Thank you, Roger Federer, for a most remarkable career and some of the greatest moments in sport. Icon!" Evan Solomon@EvanLSolomonThe true GOAT, as ever, all class and grace as he retires from competitive tennis. Thank you @rogerfederer for a most remarkable career and some of the greatest moments in sport. Icon! twitter.com/rogerfederer/s…Roger Federer@rogerfederer251 https://t.co/YxtVWrlXIFThe true GOAT, as ever, all class and grace as he retires from competitive tennis. Thank you @rogerfederer for a most remarkable career and some of the greatest moments in sport. Icon! twitter.com/rogerfederer/s… Here are a few more reactions from fans: Dan Madesclaire@Vitality_apEXMore than an idol…Thanks Mister Federer for all the emotions you gave me through the years.
It has been insane to follow you and support you no matter what.
A legend never dies. twitter.com/rogerfederer/s…Roger Federer@rogerfederer2044 https://t.co/YxtVWrlXIFMore than an idol…Thanks Mister Federer for all the emotions you gave me through the years.It has been insane to follow you and support you no matter what.A legend never dies. twitter.com/rogerfederer/s… Adam_Addicott@AdamAddicottThe end of one of the most extraordinary careers in the history of sport. Happy retirement @rogerfederer
I remember being full of nerves when I asked you a question during my first international event in Madrid as a journalist. In fact the transcriber wrote my Q as inaudible twitter.com/rogerfederer/s…Roger Federer@rogerfederer2077983 https://t.co/YxtVWrlXIFThe end of one of the most extraordinary careers in the history of sport. Happy retirement @rogerfederer I remember being full of nerves when I asked you a question during my first international event in Madrid as a journalist. In fact the transcriber wrote my Q as inaudible twitter.com/rogerfederer/s… Lindsay Gibbs@linzsportsNever thought *I* would be one of the millions of people crying over Fed’s retirement, but life comes at you fast. A legend in every sense of the word. twitter.com/rogerfederer/s…Roger Federer@rogerfederer475 https://t.co/YxtVWrlXIFNever thought *I* would be one of the millions of people crying over Fed’s retirement, but life comes at you fast. A legend in every sense of the word. twitter.com/rogerfederer/s… Swiss Ice Hockey@SwissIceHockeyThank you for everything, @rogerfederer!
You have truly been an inspiration and a guiding light to the entire sports family.
All the best from us and see you soon in a hockey rink somewhere in Switzerland!
twitter.com/rogerfederer/s…Roger Federer@rogerfederer242 https://t.co/YxtVWrlXIFThank you for everything, @rogerfederer! You have truly been an inspiration and a guiding light to the entire sports family. All the best from us and see you soon in a hockey rink somewhere in Switzerland! twitter.com/rogerfederer/s… Shayna@hayyyshayyy??? no, you’re crying.
I was hoping he’d do one more run, but this makes a lot of sense given the injuries and such. twitter.com/rogerfederer/s…Roger Federer@rogerfederer314 https://t.co/YxtVWrlXIF??? no, you’re crying.I was hoping he’d do one more run, but this makes a lot of sense given the injuries and such. twitter.com/rogerfederer/s… Major Surendra Poonia@MajorPooniaWhat a player,what a gentleman and what an incredible role model for whole generation !
Thank you @rogerfederer for serving sports so beautifully
Your grace,elegance,brilliance and sportsmanship-both on and off the court is so inspiring. Salute
#rogerfederer #Federer11322What a player,what a gentleman and what an incredible role model for whole generation !Thank you @rogerfederer for serving sports so beautifullyYour grace,elegance,brilliance and sportsmanship-both on and off the court is so inspiring. Salute #rogerfederer #Federer https://t.co/jd8oufbXqp Full Dissident@hbryant42Feel free to do your partisan debate list thing, but Roger Federer was the standard in tennis, either the one to fear at the beginning, the one to beat in the middle, and the one who recreated definitions of excellence. Pulled the sport into a new era. A titanic figure retires.12831Feel free to do your partisan debate list thing, but Roger Federer was the standard in tennis, either the one to fear at the beginning, the one to beat in the middle, and the one who recreated definitions of excellence. Pulled the sport into a new era. A titanic figure retires. Siddhartha Vaidyanathan@sidveeThere are great tennis players. There are beautiful tennis players. Players with an extraordinary range. Players who move so quick and yet slow down time. Players who reach a level that you had no idea existed. Roger Federer was all of these. Privileged to have seen him play.7223There are great tennis players. There are beautiful tennis players. Players with an extraordinary range. Players who move so quick and yet slow down time. Players who reach a level that you had no idea existed. Roger Federer was all of these. Privileged to have seen him play. Joe Pompliano@JoePomplianoRoger Federer is an incredible player & will end his career with more than $1 billion in earnings.
But he has also spent ~$15 million to open 80+ schools in Africa & donated $1 million to provide 64,000 African children meals while schools were closed due to COVID.
Legendary 49281Roger Federer is an incredible player & will end his career with more than $1 billion in earnings.But he has also spent ~$15 million to open 80+ schools in Africa & donated $1 million to provide 64,000 African children meals while schools were closed due to COVID.Legendary https://t.co/w29kFmiQkM James Melville@JamesMelvilleEnd of an era. Roger Federer announces his retirement from professional tennis. I was lucky enough to see him play tennis on many occasions. He was poetry in motion. twitter.com/rogerfederer/s…Roger Federer@rogerfedererTo my tennis family and beyond,
With Love,
Roger756To my tennis family and beyond,With Love,Roger https://t.co/1UISwK1NINEnd of an era. Roger Federer announces his retirement from professional tennis. I was lucky enough to see him play tennis on many occasions. He was poetry in motion. twitter.com/rogerfederer/s… Oliver Holt@OllieHolt22No right and wrong answer to who is the greatest men's tennis player of all time. Some will choose Nadal, some Laver, some Djokovic. For me, the greatest is Federer and always will be. twitter.com/rogerfederer/s…Roger Federer@rogerfederer10013 https://t.co/YxtVWrlXIFNo right and wrong answer to who is the greatest men's tennis player of all time. Some will choose Nadal, some Laver, some Djokovic. For me, the greatest is Federer and always will be. twitter.com/rogerfederer/s… Cricketwallah@cricketwallahRoger Federer announces his retirement. His 24-year career built on exquisite skills, stupendous achievements and charming demeanour enriched not just tennis but our lives twitter.com/rogerfederer/s…Roger Federer@rogerfedererTo my tennis family and beyond,
With Love,
Roger18416To my tennis family and beyond,With Love,Roger https://t.co/1UISwK1NINRoger Federer announces his retirement. His 24-year career built on exquisite skills, stupendous achievements and charming demeanour enriched not just tennis but our lives twitter.com/rogerfederer/s… Adam Hurrey@FootballClichesNot sure the sports commentary world is prepared for the moment a post-retirement Roger Federer appears on camera on Centre Court1471Not sure the sports commentary world is prepared for the moment a post-retirement Roger Federer appears on camera on Centre Court Dr. Parik Patel, BA, CFA, ACCA Esq. (drpatel.eth)@ParikPatelCFAThe Queen died, Federer is retiring, inflation is still crazy high. September is definitely the worst month of 2022.35826The Queen died, Federer is retiring, inflation is still crazy high. September is definitely the worst month of 2022.