See Roger Federer share tears and laughter with CNN host Anderson Cooper about his career, his family and a special appreciation of his parents
Roger Federer and Anderson Cooper share tears and laughter at the ‘Federer vs. Haas’ rivalry.
Roger Federer is still the most dominant player on the tour. The Swiss is still the most prolific, the most admired, the most revered and the most successful player in the history of men’s tennis. He’s won an astonishing 16 Grand Slam titles and remains the only player to have won all of the four major grand slams in one season. He’s the only player able to match the legendary legends he played against in his youth. He’s the first Swiss to ever reach a Grand Slam final, the first player to win 100 percent of his matches in a single season and the only one who has been able to successfully compete with the likes of Roger Federer, who broke his own record with his first Grand Slam title in 2009. He’s the most recognizable star in the sport, the most ubiquitous, the most influential, the most loved, the most respected and the most respected player on his sport.
Roger Federer and Anderson Cooper share tears and laughter at the ‘Federer vs. Haas’ rivalry.
Roger Federer is still the most dominant player on the tour. The Swiss is still the most prolific, the most admired, the most prevailed and the most successful player in the history of men’s tennis. He’s the only player to have won all the four major Grand Slam titles and the only Swiss to have completed the season undefeated. He’s the first Swiss to ever reach a Grand Slam final, the first player to win 100 percent of his matches in a single season and the only one who has been able to successfully compete with the likes of Roger Federer, who broke his own record with his first Grand Slam title in 2009. He’s the most recognizable star in the sport, the most ubiquitous, the most influential, the most loved, the most respected and the most respected player on his sport.
Here are three instances where Roger Federer has shown his emotions to his close