Fan shows Roger Federer the tattoo he has dedicated to him & tennis legend couldn't believe it
There aren’t many bigger icons in the modern era of men’s tennis than Roger Federer.
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There aren’t many bigger icons in the modern era of men’s tennis than Roger Federer.
There aren’t many bigger icons in the modern era of men’s tennis than Roger Federer.
Rafael Nadal leads the list of grand slam winners with 22 titles, Novak Djokovic has 20 but looks good for quite a few more. But when it comes to being the proverbial 'fan favourite', it is the Swiss ace Roger Federer, who towers over his perennial rivals. Federer has been out of action for a long time due to a surgery on his knee surgery and fans are praying that the legendary tennis player gets back to action sooner than later. While he has not been on court, Federer has been out and about, enjoying his life off the court. And whenever fans catch a sight of him, it leads to something special.
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