The Last Dance : Roger Federer

Amiga Chinita
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Published 2022-09-23
All Comments (21)
  • @fulviobologna6858
    Rafa and Roger, a wonderful story of rivalry and sincere friendship. The true meaning of sport. May it serve as a teaching aid to the lords of football.
  • @wadi32009
    I dont think we will ever see two rivals crying for each others and cheering each others like Roger and Rafa did! Its the true soul of our sport. THANK YOU ALL FOR THE BEST MEMORIES
  • @pritesh-epm2700
    Roger to Rafa: "Overwhelmed with emotions" Rafa to Roger "Our friendship meant more to me than our rivalry on court"
  • @fabry647
    In addition to the player, the man… the immense Federer.
  • @ICA17887
    Merci à Roger le Mozart du Big Three pour tous les merveilleux moments de tennis que tu nous a procuré. Bonne et joyeuse retraite 😢☀️☀️☀️☀️
  • @sebastef6530
    Ouais quel homme et quel champion ! Chapeau bas gentleman.
  • @sindhupillai85
    What gentlemen these two greats have been. More strength to both in whatever they seek in their future endeavours!
  • @minnchi5125
    This was the perfect farewell for Roger. We will miss him so much! FEDERER FOREVERRR!!! 😭❤️🎾🐐🏆👏✨️🥲
  • @ghanashyamutube
    O'King you are born to the Tennis! You lived to the Tennis! You will remain in Tennis with a Golden name of yours, only you have to say Good Bye! Always you are in the heart of everyone!!! You are never away!!!! Good Bye King!
  • @ma.teresalopezdenavaa.5692
    Por siempre Federer, cómo tenista termina una etapa que seguro no será la última. Tiene mucho que dar al mundo del tenis. Su ejemplo para muchas generaciones y su educación y comportamiento dentro y fuera de las canchas de tenis son lecciones que no se olvidarán. GRACIAS FEDERER, GRAN TENISTA Y CABALLERO.
  • @brigittes8524
    we like Roger national..hello from Switzerland one country great players...yeah ... champion yes ..thank you Roger for all the years great ...
  • @jonathanrex
    I saw him play live, but never met him in person. Saying goodbye to Roger feels so burdensome, as if a great personality has died.