Roger Federer

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[DUN I LOVE]

Roger z Diego.

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Dziwne, że o Saszy nie wspomniał.

[Robertinho]

Pan neutralny.

[Kiefer]

Krzyżyk na Saszce postawił.
Inna sprawa, że może to nic nie oznaczać.

[DUN I LOVE]

Może nie ma sensu szukać drugiego dna.

Swoją drogą, kapitalnie wygląda ten wypełniony stadion w Meksyku.

[Damian]

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[Damian]

When Diego Maradona celebrated Roger Federer

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The gods of sport are cruel: after Kobe Bryant, 2020 took away also Diego Armando Maradona, one of the prophets of soccer, ageless and timeless sport icon, like Pelé, Kobe Bryant himself, Roger Federer, Rafael Ndaal, Michael Jordan, Usain Bolt or Ayrton Senna, Lewis Hamilton and Muhammad Alì.

A very important piece of sport and life went away with his death. The news was given by Clarin and reports that the Argentinian soccer champion would have died of cardiorespiratory arrest while he was in the house in Tigres, an area on the outskirts of Buenos Aires where he had moved after being discharged from the clinic where he had been operated on at brain.

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Nicknamed El Pibe de Oro, Maradona is considered one of the greatest footballers of all time, if not the best ever In a professional career of more than twenty years he played in Argentinos Juniors, Boca Juniors, Barcelona, ​​Napoli, Sevilla and Newell’s Old Boys.



Only last year, the Argentinia champion had beautiful words towards Roger Federer, shared through a video message that appeared after the performance between the Swiss and Alexander Zverev in Buenos Aires.



When Diego Maradona celebrated Roger Federer
Maradona, who could not miss the challenge due to important commitments, praised the 39-year-old from Basel with these words: “Hello master, machine, as I like to call you.

You have been, you are and you will always be the greatest, There is no one like you. If you have any problems in our country you can call me and tell me what you need. A big kiss to your wife and children. You are the greatest ever.”

Maradona’s was a life lived on the border between genius and madness, between class and excess, between talent and self-destruction, always at the center of controversy. Among the most controversial figures in the history of soccer for his eccentric personality on and off the field, he was suspended twice from playing football for different reasons: once for cocaine use in 1991 and another time for positive doping tests.

at the 1994 United States World Cup. Argentina’s CT for a short period in the late 2000s, after his official retirement from football in 1997, Maradona suffered excessive weight gain and the consequences of addiction to cocaine, from which he is released after long stays in detox centers.

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[Damian]

‘I think everyone is looking forward to seeing Roger Federer’, says top analyst

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Roger Federer is looking forward to returning to the pitch after almost a year’s hiatus, considering that the 39-year-old’s last official appearance dates back to the Australian Open. The 20-time Grand Slam champion then traveled to Cape Town for the historic performance with Rafael Nadal, who set a new audience record for a tennis match.

Almost no one imagined that the former world number 1 would undergo two surgeries on his right knee in the space of a few weeks, which led him to close his 2020 well in advance. If the rehabilitation process goes smoothly , Roger will make his return to the Australian Open 2021, provided that the Happy Slam can be played given the Coronavirus emergency.

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The global pandemic will force tournaments to reduce the number of spectators next year again, a factor that has been a great challenge for all players. Speaking on Amazon Prime, former WTA star Daniela Hantuchova explained that Federer will also need a period of adjustment to the new situation.



Even at the age of 39, Federer remains one of the most successful athletes globally. Despite playing with a dropper this year, Roger still tops the list of the world’s highest-paid sportsmen, beating competition from superstars such as Lionel Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo and LeBron James.



Hantuchova on Roger Federer’s return
“I think everyone is looking forward to seeing Roger Federer,” Daniela Hantuchova said. “It’s great to see him practicing as well. To me, I thought for someone like Novak and Rafa, it must be so difficult to suddenly play without all that support and the fans and the energy they get from the crowd,” she added.

“They handled that really well so it’s going to be interesting to see how Roger reacts to that. It’s going to be something new for him, even though Australia maybe will be played with a crowd – I don’t know, we’ll see.”

Since the tour resumed in August, several tournaments, including the US Open and last week’s ATP Finals in London, have been played behind closed doors. Tennis Australia are currently in discussions with Victorian officials regarding the schedule of the Australian Open, and have proposed to have limited fans on-site at Melbourne Park for the first Grand Slam of the 2021 calendar.

Emphasizing the importance of watching the three greatest tennis players ever, she further added, “I think everyone wants to see all three guys playing in tournaments for as long as they can because this generation has been so special and we’ve been so blessed to be a part of it in any way, whether that’s spectators, the fans, players”.

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Roger Federer will not win the 14th Stefan Edberg Sportsmanship Award

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Established in 1977, the ATP Sportsmanship Award obtained its established owner between 1988-1995, with Stefan Edberg achieving honors in those years. Known as one of the most untroubled and acknowledged players on the Tour, the ATP recognized Edberg in 1996 when the award took his name, represented as the Stefan Edberg Sportsmanship Award ever since.

In the previous 24 years, Alex Corretja, Patrick Rafter, Paradorn Srichaphan, Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal were the only winners of the award voted between the players themselves, with Federer and Nadal securing all of them since 2004!

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Nadal earned it in 2010 and 2018 while Federer grabbed all the remaining seasons, although it is not entirely clear what you have to do to secure the award, receiving the 13th and so far the last in 2017. After winning it in 2018, Nadal was nominated again in 2019 with Roger Federer, Dominic Thiem and Diego Schwartzman, beating the rivals to become the third player since 1996 with three Stefan Edberg awards after Patrick Rafter and Roger Federer.



We are yet to find out the winner for 2020, but we already know it wouldn’t be Roger Federer, who is not in contention after competing at only one tournament in the season behind us. In his shortest year on Tour, Roger reached the Australian Open semi-final and skipped the rest of the action after two knee surgeries in February and May.



The Swiss is working hard on a comeback, increasing the practice court’s pace and hoping to get ready for the Australian Open in January or February.

Between 2004-17, Roger Federer grabbed 13 Stefan Edberg Sportsmanship Awards.
Roger claimed four ATP titles in 2019 to finish inside the top-3 behind Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic, missing a chance to conquer the ninth Wimbledon crown after wasting two match points against Djokovic in that memorable final.

Kicking off the 2020 season in Melbourne, Roger battled hard against John Millman and Tennys Sandgren to reach the last four. Struggling with a groin injury, Federer saved seven match points against the American in the quarter-final’s fourth set, having nothing left in the tank ahead of the next clash!

In the semis, Novak Djokovic defeated Roger in straight sets, marking the season’s final official match for the Basel native. After the record-breaking Cape Town encounter with Rafael Nadal on February 7, Federer underwent knee surgery, planning to return in June on his beloved grass in Halle and Wimbledon.

The Swiss failed to take the pain away and underwent another surgery in May, sidelined for the rest of the season and focused on his family during the coronavirus pandemic. Keeping those points from 2019, Federer should start the new season from inside the top-5, hoping to reach his pre-injury level and compete for notable titles again at 39.

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‘Federer is the only player who would be equally successful with…’, says legend

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The GOAT debate has suddenly rekindled in the last two months, especially after Rafael Nadal’s yet another triumph at Roland Garros, which allowed the Spanish phenomenon to equal the record of eternal rival Roger Federer at 20 Grand Slam titles.

World number 1 Novak Djokovic, who won the Australian Open this year, is only three points away. Thanks to the new ranking system, the Serbian also has a very good chance of breaking Federer’s record by weeks at the top of the ATP rankings.

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2020 was not a lucky year for the 39-year-old from Basel, who played only one official tournament before undergoing two operations on his right knee. The Swiss is expected to return to the field at the 2021 Australian Open, although his main goals will be Wimbledon and the Tokyo Olympics next summer.

In a recent interview, former Wimbledon and US Open champion Stan Smith had no doubts in identifying Federer as the greatest tennis player of all times.





Smith on Roger Federer’s greatness
“Oh yes. In my ranking of all time after Roger Federer, I put Rod Laver, Novak Djokovic and Rafael Nadal on equal merit, Pete Sampras and Bjorn Borg,” Stan Smith said.

The 73-year-old is of the opinion that Roger Federer would be the only player who would have been able to play with a wooden racket, which requires players to hit the ball cleanly from the middle. “With the wooden racket the game is necessarily different, less powerful and slower.

If you didn’t hit the ball in the perfect center of the frame, it meant trouble. I think the only one who would be equally successful with the wooden racket is Roger Federer. He plays as we did. Clean,” Smith continued.

In addition to talking about the legends of the game, Stan Smith also revealed how impressed he is with young Italian tennis sensation Jannik Sinner. “I’ve also seen Jannik Sinner in action on TV in New York and Paris.

He has an all-court game that impressed me and a good attitude. Now that he has won his first ATP title and that Italy is rooting for him, how he manages his success and attention will be decisive. The head is everything in tennis.

But it will not be a meteoric (rise),” the American said. Even at the age of 39, he still remains one of the greatest and most successful sporting personalities. Although Roger has not played much tennis this season, he topped the list of the highest-paid athletes in the world, surpassing the likes of Messi and Ronaldo.

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Marzenia małego chłopca i jego droga na szczyt.

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Wielki szacunek Diego Maradony do Rogera Federera. "Był jak małe dziecko spotykające swojego idola"

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Zmarły w środę legendarny piłkarz Diego Maradona był wielkim fanem tenisa. W męskim tourze jego największym idolem był Szwajcar Roger Federer, z którym spotkał się kilkakrotnie.
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Roger Federer i Diego Maradona
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Tenis. Dominic Thiem wyjaśnił, dlaczego zmienił zdanie ws. igrzysk olimpijskich. Wpływ miała bliska mu osoba
Diego Maradona lubił grać amatorsko w tenisa i w miarę możliwości śledził wydarzenia na światowych kortach. Kibicował drużynie narodowej rywalizującej w Pucharze Davisa. Często był obecny na meczach Argentyny. Tak było m.in. w 2016 roku w Zagrzebiu, gdzie cieszył się z premierowego triumfu rodaków w tych rozgrywkach.
Po śmierci Maradony wielu tenisistów oddało mu hołd za pośrednictwem mediów społecznościowych. Piękne wpisy zamieścili m.in. Novak Djoković, Rafael Nadal czy Juan Martin del Potro. Legendarny piłkarz miał w ostatniej dekadzie swojego faworyta i był nim Roger Federer.


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Jorge Ferrari, który pełnił funkcję fotografa podczas turnieju ATP Tour 500 w Dubaju, opowiedział, jak wyglądało spotkanie Maradony z utytułowanym Szwajcarem w 2013 roku. - Przyszedł zobaczyć mecz Federera i bardzo chciał się z nim spotkać. Poszliśmy więc przez tunel, w którym są umieszczone zdjęcia wszystkich mistrzów, a on zatrzymywał się przy każdej fotografii Federera (który na przestrzeni ostatnich dwóch dekad wygrał te zawody ośmiokrotnie - przyp. red.), aby je ucałować - wyznał w rozmowie z "Khaleej Times".

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- Gdy Federer pojawił się po zakończeniu meczu, Maradona prawie płakał. Obejmował go i całował. Maradona naprawdę był pod wrażeniem Federera. Był bardzo podekscytowany, jakby był jakimś małym dzieckiem spotykającym swojego idola - dodał Ferrari.

Wielki szacunek Maradony do Federera był widoczny także w listopadzie zeszłego roku, gdy Szwajcar przyleciał do Buenos Aires, aby rozegrać pokazowy mecz z Alexandrem Zverevem. Podczas ceremonii dekoracji na stadionie Parque Roca Szwajcar był bardzo wzruszony, gdy na telebimie wyświetlono mu wiadomość od piłkarskiego mistrza świata z 1986 roku.


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@DUN I LOVE @Barty @Kiefer Legendarne logo Rogera powraca:

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Dogadali się, jakś tam spina była z Nike o to logo.