Is Federer old? Swept? Has tennis changed?

Every generation of tennis world No. 1 will have a time to be replaced.

Niu red clay does not have much outstanding performance, and besides, people always make mistakes, which is normal

When everyone is not in a state, Fei Tianwang is also a person, it can only be said that now Fei Tianwang has entered the low ebb period of his career, and I believe that Fei Tianwang will make a comeback!

Is he old? How could it be! He was under too much pressure.

There's no need to discuss it here, my brother is still the world No. 1, and he's still the same Federer who is a threat to everyone. Let's wait until he changes!! Bored.

Don't put too much pressure on the cow, our milk powder must be firm and firm!

Federer is a well-rounded player, but I also admire Nadal

Federer may have surprised fans a little this year, but he also has his own difficulties, ** they all say that he is old, but he is not yet 27 years old

Although the age of the athlete cannot be measured by the age of ordinary people, I think that Agassi was over 30 years old and tenaciously stayed on the tennis court ......

Maybe too many people expect too much from him, so some of the results that don't meet expectations will be a little disappointed. Because he is the "king of heaven" ......

As a fan of Federer, objectively speaking, he does go downhill, and everyone is going downhill. But his regression is only relative to his own, he is still a great opponent!

As long as he continues to hold on, I believe he can still pose a threat to many players, and his glory will be recorded forever, sealed forever in the hearts of hundreds of millions of people......

He won't, he said he'd stick to it, otherwise he wouldn't be on the pitch. You can't judge heroes by winning or losing once or twice, one is because of infectious mononucleosis at the beginning of the year, and the other is the impact of new forces, he is really under too much pressure, but he still has absolute strength!

He's really great, great.

Federer excels on hard courts, and he is definitely a well-deserved brother on hard courts. It's okay on clay, but it can't beat Nadal because the ball speed on clay is too slow, and Nadal's flexible running characteristics come into play.

Probably because of the strange illness at the beginning of the year, this year's form is not good, and so far only one low-level Estoril champion.

But don't doubt the cow's strength, after all, he's the greatest player in the history of tennis.

Personally, I don't think his dominance will change.

It is estimated that the next one will be Nadal.

Nadal is strong on clay and weaker on hard court. Federer: It's not bad.

He is still young, how old was Sampras when he finally won a Grand Slam, how old was Agassi when he last won the Australian Open, and as long as the tip does not have a major injury, he can play at least until he is thirty-three years old, and Xiao Na is a beast. Just look at his arms.

The reality is always so cruel, we expect more and more from him, hoping that he will win the Grand Slam, the Golden Slam, and always count how many games he has lost this year, lost to several different players, but we forget that in the past four years, he has created a lot of records, bringing us one wonderful game after another, no matter how good a person, he also has a low point, allowing him to lose, it is he who raises our appetite, maybe the king is really tired.

Federer wasn't old, because he couldn't beat the ugly guy on clay before. Being swept is quite faceless, not in the state. You can't always ask people to win.

The key is to see if the cows can hold Wimbledon, if they are captured by Douzi or Xiaode, Wimbledon will be really hanging! In other words, natto on red clay is really invincible. Every time I see him "grinding" the cow helplessly, I am very depressed! He is simply the king of the red clay "grinding"!

From 2005 to 2008, he won the Laureus World Sports Award for Men's Athlete of the Year four times in a row. From 2003 to 2013, he was voted the most popular singles player in the ATP for 11 consecutive years (voted by fans). From 2004 to 2009 and from 2011 to 2013, he won the Stephen Edberg Sportsmanship Award nine times (voted for by ATP players).

In 2006 and 2013, he was awarded the Arthur Ashe Humanitarian Award twice. In December 2003, Federer founded his own charity--- the Roger Federer Foundation, dedicated to helping children with disabilities and supporting youth sports. In April 2006, Federer was appointed as a Goodwill Ambassador for the United Nations Children's Association (UNICEF).

In 2007, Swiss Post issued a set of stamps for Federer, making him the first celebrity to live to receive the honor.

In 2010, the Austrian Post Office also issued a stamp for Federer, the second time he appeared on the stamp (and the first time in the history of Austrian stamps that a living great man was issued), which is unique among tennis players, if not any athlete. In September 2011, the "Global Celebrity Reputation List" released by the Reputation Institute, an international authoritative consulting agency, ranked second. (Ahead of celebrities like Bill Gates, Steve Jobs, LeBron James and David Beckham, behind Nelson Mandela.)

In March 2012, the U.S. Tennis Channel ranked first in the selection of the 100 greatest tennis players of all time. In May 2012, the city of Halle, Germany, where the Halle Lawn Open was held, named the street formerly known as "Weststrasse" as "Roger-Federer-Allee" in recognition of the Swiss king's achievements in tennis.

Accolades: 103 singles titles, 20 Grand Slams, 310 world No. 1 weeks, 8 Wimbledon titles, 369 Grand Slam victories, and 19 consecutive ATP Fan Favorite awards, Federer has left an unforgettable legacy in tennis for 24 years.

Tennis legend Federer has officially come to an end

In the doubles match on the first day of the Laver Cup 2022, Federer, who represented the European team, partnered Nadal and lost -11 to Soctiavo of the world team, and the Swiss king ended the last official match of his career. Regarding the news of Federer's retirement, many netizens expressed their opinions. Some netizens said that Federer's retirement is a big loss for the tennis world, and Federer will never play on the court of the game from now on.

Some netizens also said that Federer's retirement has no regrets, and his contribution to the tennis world will be remembered by us.

Federer's tennis skills are superb

Federer's tennis talent is extremely high, and in all previous world tournaments, Federer has played very well and won numerous honors. We regret and understand Federer's departure. Federer's success did not happen overnight, and his success was inseparable from his perseverance and hard work.

If we want to achieve personal success in our daily lives and work, we need to learn from Federer's spirit of not admitting defeat. As long as we dare to work hard and dare to pay, our future must not be a dream.

Each of us has our own dreams and wants to achieve our own success, and we need to have the courage and determination to face the hardships of life. Federer's inspirational story of success brings us more inspiration in life, success is not achieved overnight, in order to achieve success, we must pay action and sweat. But all successful people rely on the spirit of not giving up and not giving up, and I hope we can learn more positive life elements from Federer.

With 20 Grand Slam titles and a 24-year career, the tennis star is known as one of the greatest players, winning 103 singles titles and 20 Grand Slam singles titles for 310 weeks.

103 singles titles, world No. 1 310 weeks, 20 Grand Slams, 8 Wimbledon titles, and 19 consecutive ATP Fan Favorite awards.

Federer's lifetime accolades: 103 singles titles, 20 Grand Slams, 310 weeks of world No. 1, 8 Wimbledon titles, 369 Grand Slam victories, and 19 consecutive ATP Fan Favorite awards, Federer has left an unforgettable legacy in tennis.

Tennis legend Roger Federer has officially come to an end

At the London 02 Arena, the venue of the ATP year-end finals, the 2022 Laver Cup tennis tournament was staged as scheduled, with a total of 4 matches played on the day. We are reluctant to leave tennis, but it was Federer's own decision and we respect his decision. Federer has dedicated his life to tennis, and his spirit is worth applying to our lives and work.

Life needs dreams and goals

Tennis legend Federer has officially come to an end, and we sincerely wish Federer all the best in his future life and work. Federer's success story inspires us to move forward better, life needs to have dreams, life needs to have goals. We can only move forward better under the correct guidance of the goal.

If we don't have goals and dreams, then what's the point of our lives! The ancients often said that there is something to do, and there is something not to do. Each of us should go out of our own wonderful life on our own life path.

Even if Federer retires, his inspirational story of success will be told forever. Federer's inspirational success story brings us more inspiration in life. In our daily life and work, we should have ambition and the spirit of never giving up until we reach our goals.

If we have a negative attitude towards life or life, then we will definitely not achieve anything in life. I hope that each of our partners can obtain their own personal achievements through their own hard work and struggle.

With 103 singles titles, 20 Grand Slams, 310 weeks of world No. 1, eight Wimbledon titles, 369 Grand Slam victories, and 19 consecutive ATP Fan Favorite awards, Federer has left an impressive legacy in tennis for 24 years.

He's won the Athlete of the Year award, he's never been a runner-up, he's always a champion, and he's able to work well with the team.

He has basically won all the major awards in his professional field throughout his life, and he is a legendary figure. Respected by the people.

I think Federer is the strongest player in tennis. Federer is so great that his achievements in sports alone can place him at the top of tennis history. Federer's commercial value allowed him to break through the sport of tennis and make his mark in the sports world.

Putting that aside, let's talk about this person. Every time he watched Federer play, he felt like he was watching a prince swing his bat. I think that's the charm of cows.

He combines sportiness and elegance and does it to perfection.

I think the competition was almost as fierce as the final after back-to-back victories against Hewitt, Nalbandian, Ferrero and Safin, and it was almost as fierce as the final for Federer to win his first Australian Open title, which also made him climb to No. 1 in the world rankings and truly become the king of Switzerland. Federer defended his Wimbledon men's singles title in 2004, becoming the first player since Sampras to successfully defend his men's singles title. The victory also greatly cemented his lead in the world rankings and championship standings, which essentially sealed him in another huge year-end world No. 1 title.

In the last Grand Slam tournament, Federer finally came out of the circle at the US Open with his overwhelming form this year. In the final, he defeated Australia's Hewitt, who had twice ranked No. 1 in the world at the end of the year, 3-0 with his impeccable domineering style, and became the world champion since 1990. In the final of the Thailand Open, Federer easily defeated Roddick in straight sets to claim his 10th title of the season.

He won his 11th individual title of the season in Houston and also won the defending Masters Cup.

I think he is known for his all-round and stable technique, gorgeous and active play, and elegant gentlemanly image. I think Federer is one of the greatest players of all time. I think he's amazing, Federer has the longest streak of singles world No. 1 in ATP history, he has won the record of a Grand Slam men's singles title and the best male athlete.

Federer was not only successful in tennis, but also in charity and business.