Roger Federer tweeted this picture today.
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He says it's dinner, but I'm guessing it's some kind of James Bond convention, and they're traveling by boat.heading to dinner with some friends @RafaelNadal @andy_murray @DjokerNole
Nadal and Federer first played on 2004. They played each other in ever French Open Final and Wimbledon Final from 2006-2008. Obviously, Fed never was able to beat Nadal at Roland Garros. Nadal, on the other hand, was eventually able to develop his game to the point that he beat Roger at Wimbledon.
Roger Federer tweeted this picture today.
66grandslams.jpg
He says it's dinner, but I'm guessing it's some kind of James Bond convention, and they're traveling by boat.heading to dinner with some friends @RafaelNadal @andy_murray @DjokerNole
Roger and Rafa will play doubles together in the Laver Cup for Roger’s final professional match. A low-key send-off that, along with the choice of his partner, speaks to his character.
They lose in an epic match against Jack Sock (who is a doubles MASTER) and Tiafoe after splitting sets and losing 11-9 in the breaker (Laver Cup uses a tiebreaker up to 10 instead of a third set). They had match point at 9-8, but couldn't capitalize. Crowd obviously was insane for Nadal/Federer in London. Team Europe still heavy favorites.
Tears after the match from Federer. I'm sure the emotions of his last match are getting to him.
If you know me, you know I'm a curmudgeon. I used to be interested in tennis, but I pretty much gave it up when my two favorite players (in no particular order), Billie Jean King and Arthur Ashe, retired. I know that I have missed some tennis, but for me, it was about the people and what they stood for.