Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal, together once again. There is a lot of curiosity about what could happen in the next few days
The chapter of the Internationals of Rome with the victory Alexander Zverevthe key event of the clay court season will begin next Sunday, namely Roland Garros, the second Slam of the season whose epilogue is scheduled for Sunday 9 June.
Shortly before the start of the tournament, the presence of Roger Federer, arrived in the French capital to participate in a special event. The Swiss champion attended the inauguration of a tennis court located in “La Courneuve”.
On this occasion, Roger entertained the public by performing a real tennis show: with a series of rallies and, above all, with his unmistakable elegance that distinguishes him.
Roland Garros, Federer surprised: he was also present in Paris
Many young tennis players present who did not miss the opportunity to share an unforgettable moment with the Swiss tennis player. Selfies, smiles, hugs and much more between the 42-year-old and the audience present.
Inevitably, a bit of curiosity arose about Federer’s presence in Paris. Many have wondered if he will stay to attend some matches at Roland Garros in which some of his former colleagues will be involved.
Between these Novak Djokovic And Rafael Nadal. With the latter, Federer has a great friendship. Who knows, Roger might not stay in Paris to watch what could be Rafa’s last match at Roland Garros. The Spaniard awaits a very difficult first round against Zverev, an opponent who is currently almost out of reach.
The last image of the two of them together moved everyone with the joint crying profusely on the day of Federer’s farewell to tennis. Images that, even now, move and give goosebumps to tennis lovers and beyond.
In just under a month, however, a documentary will be released – on Prime Video. which concerns the Swiss entitled “Twelve Final Days“. A production in which the last days of the former tennis player before retiring will be told. All of this can be admired on “Prime Video“.
A real tribute to Roger in which Nadal, Djokovic, Murray and many others participated to relive the most exciting and important moments of his tennis career. The release is scheduled for Thursday 20 June, shortly after the end of Roland Garros, a tournament that Federer won only once in 2009.
