When was Federer born?

Roger Federer, a Swiss professional tennis player, is known for his well-rounded and stable technique, gorgeous and positive style of play, and gentlemanly and elegant image. Many critics, current and retired players consider Federer to be one of the greatest players of all time.

Technical features: Grip – The Western-style grip is widely regarded as the best forehand of all time due to its versatility and incredible power, and enjoys the reputation of "The Hand of God", which is his killer weapon for victory. Backhand – His backhand is characteristic, and his chipping skills are unmatched.

Serve – Federer's serve is also one of the important scores**, as he makes the most of his entire body on his serve, from his legs to his waist to his shoulders to his arms, and finally to his racket. His movements are easy and stretched, and most importantly, he is highly concealed.

Main awards: 20 Grand Slam men's singles titles.

Important events: Wimbledon men's singles champion on July 6, 2003; In 2004, he became the world No. 1 in the men's singles rankings.

Professional features: right-handed backhand.

Beijing News (Chief Reporter Sun Haiguang) "Looking forward to returning to my hometown to compete." On April 26 local time, Federer confirmed that he will return to the ATP Basel Open in late October. Injury, Federer has not played since reaching the quarterfinals at Wimbledon last year.

Choosing to make a comeback in his hometown of Basel has a special meaning for Federer.

In the final of last year's Wimbledon men's singles 1 4, Federer lost to Hurkacz. Federer then underwent knee surgery again and has not returned to the court. Federer has undergone three surgeries on his knee in the last two years, severely affecting his career.

On 26 April, Federer confirmed that he would join Nadal in the Laver Cup in London on 23 September, a classic tournament he co-founded. After that, Federer will make an official comeback at the ATP Basel Open, which starts in late October. Due to the pandemic, the Basel Open was not held in 2020 and 2021.

Basel has a special meaning for Federer, as it is his hometown, having worked as a caddy at the Basel Open as a child. Between 2006 and 2019, Federer won 10 home races, with an overall record of 75 wins and 9 losses. Since 2014, Federer has won 24 consecutive victories in Basel, winning five titles.

At the 2019 Basel Open, Federer defeated De Minaur in the final to win his 103rd career singles title, which was also his last title to date.

Federer will turn 41 in August, which is an "overdue service" for professional tennis players. Federer has been trying to return to training in recent times, but a date has not yet been set. For many fans, Federer's choice to make a comeback at Basel came as a bit of a surprise.

Looking at the schedule, the Basel Open in late October is nearing the end of the season, leaving Federer with little time to find his form through the matches.

Before that, many people judged that Federer's comeback would likely be in the grass-court season, after all, Wimbledon is his most important tournament. Judging from Federer's comeback arrangement, his current body and condition may not be enough to cope with such an event as the Grand Slam. Federer will not rule out applying for a wild card to the Paris Masters if the Basel Open can get back on the ground if he gets back on the ground, which will also boost his confidence during this year's winter break and lay the groundwork for next year's Australian Open.

1 All ChildhoodOn August 8, 1981, Roger Federer was born into an ordinary family in Basel, Switzerland. His father, Robert Federer, was a manager in a pharmaceutical company, and his mother, Lynette, was a native of South Africa. As a tennis fan's parents, Roger had the opportunity to touch tennis at a very young age.

His first idol was the legendary German superstar Becker. And when Becker lost to Edberg in the 1988 Wimbledon final, the seven-year-old Roger burst into tears. But what I didn't expect is that 20 years later, my achievements have long surpassed those of the two old-timers.

The love story of Federer and Milka has become a tennis story since their love in Sydney. Although this woman who is three years older than Roger and has a mediocre appearance is not very popular among female fans, the football king's feelings for his girlfriend have always been unswerving. Milka, who is also a tennis player, has been with her boyfriend since she retired in 2002, and whether it is a tour or a Grand Slam, people can always find this "loyal fan" who plays with her nails and texts from time to time in the corner of the stands.

But when Federer hits a low point, he knows there's always someone by his side. In addition to when Federer will break Sampras's 14 Grand Slam record, the speculation is when this eight-year love run will come to fruition.

Hobbies: The easy-going and friendly Fei Tianwang even made making friends his number one hobby, as he himself said, "I make friends in the sports world with the enthusiasm of a collector". As a child, tennis taught him three languages (German, French and English), which also cleared many obstacles for his hobby of making friends. Just when people were talking about his sympathy with "Tiger" Woods and agreed to support each other's games, during this year's European Championships, he was found to be in his hometown with his girlfriend with "Desperate Housewives" Eva and Tony Parker's French vs. Italian match.

In fact, his friends are not limited to the above three, heavyweight boxing world champion Klitschko, French star Zinedine Zidane and even Nadal, who is about to replace his world No. 1, have become the king's "private collection".

Win or lose, Federer's usual grace and humility on the field has always been the same. Roger has a motto: "It's good to be someone who matters, but it's also important to be a good person." Today, this motto is the cornerstone of the Roger Federer Foundation.

In Switzerland, Ethiopia, Tanzania, South Africa and Mali, Roger Federer Charities** is changing the lives of children around the world to improve their education and sports facilities in their communities. Federer, who is the chairman of the committee, wrote on the homepage of the meeting: "I am delighted to be making a difference in the lives of others by founding my own charity.

Off the court, the image of the king of tennis as a humble gentleman has also set an example for many young people who love tennis.

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Wife: Milka'Varynic.

Place of birth: Basel (Switzerland).

Residence: Bertringen (Switzerland).

Milka Federer (real name: Milka Varenacci).

Born April 1, 1978, female, born in Slovakia, is the wife of Swiss tennis player Roger Federer. Milka was also a former tennis player, turned professional on January 15, 1998, and retired in 2002. On July 23, 2009, Milka gave birth to twin daughters.

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Milka Federer (real name: Milka Varenacci).

Milka, and now the two have twins.