Roger Federer set to play ‘special’ final match of career on Friday with Rafael Nadal
It has been some time since Federer reached his 400th career singles title and now it is looking likely he will do it again.
It has been some time since Federer reached his 400th career singles title and now it is looking unlikely he will do it again.
The man who was once said to be the king of men’s tennis was in the news last week thanks to his Twitter account @MisterFederer being suspended following a lengthy exchange with a former player and his coach.
The man who was once said to be the king of men’s tennis was in the news last week thanks to his Twitter account @MisterFederer being suspended following a lengthy exchange with a former player and his coach.
When the account tweeted a picture of his wife with the caption “it didn’t take long to find out what my wife likes”, he was suspended for a week.
When the account tweeted a picture of his wife with the caption “it didn’t take long to find out what my wife likes”, he was suspended for a week.
When he tweeted that same picture after his suspension, his profile was restored and he was back on Twitter with his usual mix of tweets and videos, including one where he revealed that he was going to play on Friday at the Open in Berlin.
“One of my favorite games is net sports, tennis,” he wrote. “I’m playing a special final match of my career @RafaNadal in Berlin. I can’t wait!”
When he tweeted that same picture after his suspension, his profile was restored and he was back on Twitter with his usual mix of tweets and videos, including one where he revealed that he was going to play on Friday at the Open in Berlin.
“One of my favorite games is net sports,