Emotional Roger Federer's farewell interview in FULL 😢 | Laver Cup 2022 Moments

[@stevewright6290]

I'm 60 and have been watching sports for over 50 years. This man is and will always be my favorite athlete..

[@simonpegg1196]

Hi Steve! I'm almost 40 and I've been following the sport for 35 years. As an ardent fan, it'll be hard for a while missing his ballet-like performance on the pro tour. Legend!

[@Amalandibra]

Nicee for me he's 2nd all time behind Sachin Tendulkar 🙂

[@rheeyasing]

Hi Steve, I'm 54. Been watching tennis since Bjorn Borg - John McEnroe era. But Roger made me even fall in love with tennis. He's my ult favourite too. An extraordinary one of a kind athlete. Beautiful to watch. No one playing tennis like him.

[@canski5646]

he is the most over sold running shoe and watch pawn

[@slashtrio]

48 here, started watching and plying tennis in 2000. Saw fed ply many times in mason Ohio. Definitely my all time favorite player. His game was just so elegant and awesome to watch. Super classy guy too. I have to say that while I always liked rafa (but it was hard to watch fed lose to him many times), I really love rafa now too. These guys are great champions and super classy men.

[@shuvobarua3946]

When your opponents cry for you, that means you've earned something in life! What an athlete! ✨

[@ruckfules9441]

Never seen a more emotional farewell for an athlete ever. Being a Rafa fan this is very hard to take in.

[@massimilianopaganini3295]

@M ok

[@CalvinWongg]

that speaks a lot

[@jessamalala6203]

@M yet they “disposed” of many of their players in the most horrible ways, disrespecting them, abusing them calling them names, asking for them to be get rid of, once they cannot play the way they used to.

[@sahilpanwar4124]

💯

[@Bilaldinho1]

One of if not the most emotional moment in the history of any sports. As a Roger’s fan, I was obviously moved by his emotions outpour, but it was seeing Nadal crying that really brought me to tears. Two great men. End of a era.

[@KnowTrentTimoy]

All good things come to an end. Roger is a permanent ambassador to tennis wherever he goes. You can count the titles and the countless achievements but it will always be the person behind that great game that will live on forever.

[@marceln3107]

Was the same with Dirk Nowitzki I think. Once in a while there are sportsmen, that are way more then just sportsmen. Idols, Icones, Enemies, Friends, and far and formost, just really, really good people.

[@lanalow2611]

Yes, just like Yuzuru Hanyu to single figure ice skating.. GOATS of their fields. Salute!

[@rogerfaderer8157]

It’s not easy for me to leave my term and my game, it’s been a pleasure playing for you all ❤️

[@adambartlett6277]

He's has to be considered as potentially the greatest sportsman of all time. The length of his career, his level of success, the way he revolutionised tennis, the way he's never put a foot wrong and been such an incredible role model. I was 9 when I first saw him play and I'm now 30 ❤️

[@ww3110]

@weather there’s always one 🤥

[@ww3110]

@M there’s not even 250 countries in the world? 🫢

[@felixklopper7940]

@M and now ?

[@felixklopper7940]

having the same opinion, perfect idol, no scnadals, grounded, supper successfull in his sport. Cant imagine a lot of other sportsmen who could be titled as greatest sportsmen of all time.

[@osmiumfish]

@M ok?

[@Marc-vy5wj]

The ball boy from Basel who became a legend. Thank you Roger.

[@sheilaboston7051]

I remember him being still a teenager when I watched him play and thought "this guy will be a champion." Then I watched him win Hopman Cup with Hingis and, well, we all saw it. I was really upset that this special match wasn't shown on Australian TV and that I couldn't share in it

[@mateuszglogiewicz7257]

@M but there’s only 195 countries in the world 😂

[@maartinhs]

is he really ?

[@mr.shorty7310]

@M bro... Shut up. U r not even a fan if u call it soccer instead of Football. And there ismt 250 countries. Idiot

[@rohinbhatnagarrr]

@M nobody cares......

[@erickim880]

If you can make your best rival cry for you, you’re truly special. Fedal, I will miss you.

[@davidgibbons5823]

They’re very close friends. So was understandable.

[@vick122]

Federer now and then Rafa, the golden era is coming to an end. Dont find most of the young players very interesting or having real talent. Not sure if we would ever witness a generation of super tennis players ever again,sad day for the sports in general.

[@thebrave354]

@@vick122 Djokovic will stay for more years though.

[@tustari]

@ Abhishek Taparia I can’t believe it’s over. There have been many greats over the years however Roger (and Rafa) represent the best the game has to offer. This as you said, is truly the end of the Golden Era. My biggest regret is that I took these guys for granted, thinking they would always be around and now it’s over. And now I’m here futilely wishing I could just relive the last 20 years to watch the greatest rivalry in the history of sports and the two greatest champions in the history of the game.

[@rogerfaderer8157]

I miss you all too and I love you 🥹❤️

[@vinniedixon1140]

The number of Grand Slams doesn't matter as what this man has done for the sport of tennis will never be done again, played the game better than anyone, humble in victory, gracious in defeat, ice cool on court, calm & calculated, the epic wins, the brutal losses, gave us so much pleasure and enjoyment. Roger Federer, thank you so much, your name is forever immortalised in the history of tennis, you'll be greatly missed but never ever forgotten.

[@dinashreesonowal5500]

True words👏👏👏

[@xabi.u6669]

Exactly 👍👍👏👏👏

[@ryanvaze]

Well said!

[@vinniedixon1140]

@M You ever tried playing tennis at the same level as the professionals do? No you haven't so STFU

[@nas84payne]

He’s the same as Jordan. Obviously, Bill Russell has the most rings, but his impact on the game along with his way of playing and in the era that he did it, makes him the GOAT 🐐

[@saltnugget]

Rafa bawling his eyes out was heartbreaking. Rafa just realized exactly that his half of a life is completely gone. Roger's presence in his life (first as a fiercest rival, later also become the best of friend) become so routine it feels natural to have him around. I think it's just struck Rafa at that moment, that he now for sure won't feel that "natural presence" again. It's always easier for Rafa not knowing when Roger will be back on tour, like for the past 2 years. Now Rafa has confirmation that Roger won't be back ever again.

[@somdebpaul3150]

It's hard to make Rafa emotional. It's beyond rivalry, beyond competition. ❤️

[@julianleft4662]

They are also pretty close in real life as well, which is rare for rivals of this magnitude.

[@markbunyevacz]

They made Djoko...

[@maxineduncan1756]

make youtubebu.com/watch?v=QXQw1lRYSFa emotional. It's beyond rivalry, beyond competition. ❤

[@TheApearso]

@M shut up.

[@waldek2303]

@M So what are you doing here?

[@rafalwesolek]

He cried at the beginning of his career, he cries at the end. I am proud to have had the opportunity to live the career of the greatest tennis player of all time. Maestro.

[@marcosdoblas6638]

more than messi?

[@avirupmukherjee6904]

@@marcosdoblas6638 toxic fanbase. Messi has got no relevance here. Shut up and cry in your corner

[@GSPARROW0818]

@@marcosdoblas6638 not everyone cares about Messi tbh

[@rafalwesolek]

@@marcosdoblas6638 Messi doesn't play tennis

[@pyaesoe9206]

‘Strong men don’t cry’ they said. I’ve been told to myself this way for years. I’ve changed now. “A man never crys in front of his enemies. But if he is a true gentleman and loved by the whole wide world, it doesn’t matter ‘He crys or he smiles’” Roger is a great athlete and a wonderful human being. ❤❤❤

[@smotala11]

The strongest men are those who are not afraid to cry. Those who care about making a difference rather than how they look.

[@Leejungwoo48]

Well said man. You should tell my ex this. She needs to learn.

[@jansmith3158]

Never forget a GOOD man cries.

[@TheAnan7777]

He's the only one who made tennis look beautiful. Full of elegance! Will be missed! My all time favourite 😍

[@kevinblomquist8157]

@M there's only 195 countries so your opinion isn't really valid because of your intelligence or lack thereof

[@fabianski1389]

@M stop it 🤦it's called football not soccer 🤮 and more over you are a pennchester Urinated fan 🤣

[@jyotishinde6226]

Yes I totally agree with you

[@afiqasyraf1652]

@M you have no right to say anything if you call it “soccer”.

[@andreaho]

@M You're fukin fool. It's called football.

[@armanbunarjyan]

“At heart, I’m always going to be a ballboy” 🥹 Roger Federer True legend👏

[@armanbunarjyan]

@M Although I am a huge fan of football and there is some truth in what you say, Federer remains one of the greatest athletes of the 20th century!

[@harunoSakura8131]

@M you know nothing 😂

[@shab3498]

اوخی 🥲

[@tropical9913]

@@armanbunarjyan of all time*

[@armanbunarjyan]

@@tropical9913 Agree👍

[@MrMeeseeks112]

It’s crazy for me. Since I was a 8 year old kid i played with my friends imagining we were Roger. Now I’m 28. Federer has been my childhood, puberty and young adolescentie. Such a legend

[@kaleidoscopegaming7261]

same 28 here man

[@t.m.7192]

@M what r u trying to prove 😃 The video of about one of the Goats of Tennis, while u r dragging football here. At the same time u said *Soccer* so ur words wouldn't be taken seriously. 😂

[@scotfinch9989]

Same for me but with Rafa and I’m 30

[@jackbauer5455]

@M Can’t take you seriously if you call it soccer instead of football 😂

[@dsleiman]

Same

[@michelbourgault3139]

A father. A husband and always, a gentleman. 🙏

[@talktovijith]

When you love something so so much and one day it comes to an end.. He's been such an icon ...done wonders for the sport of tennis.

[@zikmaket9920]

Best comment 🥰

[@KeziahC384]

It's so hard to see Rafa crying too. He's never really cried publicly before so this really struck something within me. Greatest rivalry and partnership. ❤

[@AS-js7kb]

Felt the exact same.

[@b_amit]

Fedal Forever ❤❤

[@Baratheon.]

Federer you expect more to have display of emotions. It's Rafa showing his heart that moved me the most. had a mini-breakdown when they panned to him

[@b_amit]

@@Baratheon. Rafa reaction and tears are beyond priceless honourable and memorable ❤❤❤ From A Forever Fed Fanboy❤❤❤

[@smokinjoe4684]

For real. Rafa got me.

[@arsenichubich6647]

He is the reason I started watching tennis, when I was around 10. Now I’m almost 30 And it’s never gonna be the same without him. One and only, Roger.

[@sarahajakhoukh9077]

He same for me

[@dariojovicic9346]

that is Djokovic for me

[@S6brapoiss_Tupsu]

He is the reason i switched football to tennis at 6 years old. Now i have been playing it for 19 years and im a trainer and 1.league in my country. And with one handed backhand of course

[@sampathn4429]

@@dariojovicic9346 you sound like jokovic

[@marcayman5234]

Yes same here

[@michelledicey9610]

Roger...tennis will never be the same again...You are a legend...an icon...we will miss you💔

[@rohanb79]

For about two decades when you see a guy never show any awkward emotion or even a grimace when he lost due to injuries, to see that man today cry in front of the fans and really lay it out there is amazing. I sometimes misunderstood you , you are the greatest sporting personality of my generation and no one has worn their heart on their sleeve like you have in your farewell match speech. That will also be a record that would remain unbeaten.

[@sqerxfan7828]

wtf beIN SPORTS Asia ist so schlecht geworden, das ist viel besser kzbin.info/www/bejne/eKWlZXmbl7mGpLc

[@bt3280]

Thank you Roger for making me get up at 3am to watch you play tennis. you are part of our lives. what a legend

[@luna00278]

I am same like you. He has been the part of my life since teenage time.

[@edkiely2712]

@hope. get out of here loser!

[@edkiely2712]

Numerous times BT! Staying up or waking up to watch those Wimbledon, AO, Shanghai, ATP Finals, etc. Became such a big part of our lives! Didn't care if it was the 1st Rd against a qualifier- I was watching! Now, it's gone and it's gonna be hard to replace and get over!

[@qaisarmahmood7799]

Yeah 2am in Lahore it's sad he lost bt he played well it was great match

[@sheilaboston7051]

@M We read your post the first time. And?

[@tbrinkmann7731]

I just turned 80 and always remember the (very) old daya of tennis. But Federer was something else. Being as old as I am you have to say goodbye to so many things. Only our memories and loved ones stay in our heards.

[@tortillasarenotbiceps7622]

Wisdom. Thank you.

[@TheMaGe-]

God bless you

[@MR-wu2el]

God bless you 🙏🏽

[@vikramsid]

A brilliant athlete, ambassador and artist of the sport. He was the reason tennis grew in scope and popularity around the world in the 2000s. I consider him not just the finest tennis player of all time, but one of the greatest sportsmen as well. A sad day for tennis and sports. I won't be sad that it's over, but glad that it happened. Roger forever 🇨🇭🇨🇭

[@vantagev8331]

Beautifully put Vikram.

[@riaanvanniekerk1567]

Humility and integrity are two of the greatest traits in a champion. Roger has it in abundance as well as Rafa and that’s why they have a special place in our hearts. Thank you for the service you did Roger. You will always be a champion in the world’s heart.

[@gmmgmmg]

One of if not the most emotional moment is the history of any sports. As a Roger's fan, I was obviously moved by his emotions outpour, but it was seeing Rafa crying that really brought me to tears. Two great men. End of an era.

[@karenrussell9672]

me too.

[@jrob9395]

It has to hit close to home for Rafa because he isn’t far behind him…

[@KrattarKrattar]

Copy paste…

[@jeffreykaufmann2867]

@@jrob9395 Nadal may cry less at his last Match then he did Today.

[@jeffreykaufmann2867]

I think even Rafa didn't expect himself to be so emotional. I can't see Nadal or Roger crying when Novak Retires.

[@KeziahC384]

This man transcends tennis. He makes us care. He makes us cheer, and laugh, and cry. He is a true champion and legend. I will miss him on the court so so much but I'm so proud of all that he's achieved

[@mentalhealth43]

Exactly he is an constant inspiration for everyone ❤

[@edkiely2712]

I've seen sports stars impact their home towns and even countries in a profound way, but nobody compares to the impact Roger has had internationally! Loved everywhere! Gonna be hard to not see him in the draws anymore!

[@aryangupta4980]

@M federer > soccer

[@ruckfules9441]

Never seen a more emotional farewell for an athlete ever. Being a Rafa fan this is very hard to take in.

[@rogerfaderer8157]

Thank you so much, it’s been almighty God leading me, I love you all ❤

[@jasonjansen9831]

Rafa's effort and determination, Novak's unbreakable mental strength, Roger's artistry and grace. I can't choose they are all GOATs in my book.

[@fergusmckee]

I’m sorry no one will ever play the game as gracefully as Roger. So many comebacks 2017. No one fills stands like him. First strike tennis at its finest, will miss you Fed!!!!

[@christopherharijanto7070]

It's hard to describe... Thank you for everything, Roger Federer 🇨🇭👏 What an incredible journey after 24 years of tennis.

[@collydub1987]

@M you need help mate

[@user-zr6ee6lb9m]

@@collydub1987 a very strange existence eh

[@dr.ajitpatnaik8823]

He came, he saw, he conquered. He ruled our heart, our mind for such a long period of time. Goodbye Legend. You will be missed forever.

[@guythompson7218]

He never conquered Rafa at all..

[@julijangajevic771]

He come, than, Novak come

[@user-mf5ue6rc5n]

@M go watch Harry Maguire interview after defeat lol

[@lexkanyima2195]

@@guythompson7218 he almost did

[@collydub1987]

@M bro, calm down. Two things can be good at once.

[@lruiz9159]

What a man inside the court and out. He is incredible

[@rad_lightworker]

Authentic

[@rogerfaderer8157]

Thank you 😊 you’re incredibly too

[@theowl2044]

He’s my favorite not because of his skills, but because of his personality and behavior. This man truly is world class

[@rileyreese3991]

I love how emotional he is. It's beautiful to witness a human being so open and vulnerable. H e really has the grace and is the embodiment of a Great Human Being!

[@owenbrowne9288]

Roger is not only a special athlete. He’s just a really good person. Don’t play or watch tennis anymore but this man still inspires me

[@criticsatlarge0073]

What a player. Once in a lifetime talent. Emotional and well deserved send off. I was crying like a baby.😢😢😢 . Was a huge pleasure to witness his greatness. tennis won’t be the same.

[@MrPatrick9953]

A beautiful human being. An example of a true sportsperson, who always makes you smile whether he is off the court or on the court. A person who made me fall in love with tennis when I was in seventh standard. A person who is an inspiration to all the youngsters and athletes as well. From breaking records to winning hearts of everyone, you have done at all with precision. Hard to believe that you retire, time flies but memory stays forever. You truly are an example of love that's why you made everyone cry all with your farewell match. Thank you for being part of my childhood till forever. Love you man. Lot to write......... ❤️

[@MrAaduprasad]

This man is of different era. Even his opponents cry for him. Here in India millions cry for him. He proved what respect is and how it's earned. Love you Roger trillion times for the memories you gave us and for what the human you are

[@kunalmarathe5542]

I have spent many nights cheering for Roger especially against Rafa. I have many wonderful, painful memories of grandslam final between Roger and Rafa. Iam thankful for growing up with those great memories and looking forward to be at least 1% of what Roger Federer is as a wonderful human being.

[@MrYoumitube]

A player like Federer only comes once every few generations. His style is a throwback to the olden days, but he adapted it to be a force in the modern game. He had grace, technique, footwork, touch and every shot in the book, next he gave so much to the fans and press, he was the complete package!!!! You will be terribly missed. Thank you so much you made tennis so enjoyable to watch over the past 24 years. Laver the King, Federer the Prince. IMO the greatest modern player in history both men & women.

[@defeatist3463]

Once every few generations? Nah. Comes once period.

[@liamquigley891]

Did ya get the likes ya wanted lol idiot

[@wattsm2]

Changed the game of tennis forever!!!

[@vincew4297]

@one second we don’t talk about Sampras or Borg in the same way we speak about Roger in my opinion

[@user-ig8fn5pn4m]

該告的就應該提告 這樣才能符合社會正義 也才能保護善良人民

[@davidterrill978]

Class act. Couldn’t happen for a better gentleman who has blessed us with excellence for decades! Thanks Roger for all those amazing tennis memories

[@altheamafulu1582]

An amazing athlete. He has truly claimed his place in so many people's hearts with his sincerity, humility, sportmanship and authenticity. Truly a great legend. Will miss not seeing him play.

[@gabrielpoulin5920]

This is the guy who elevated the sports the way Tiger Woods did for Golf and Michael Jordan for basketball, Class act all the way through Happy retirement Roger! Hope to see him as a coach someday the sports needs him around longer 🙏🏻

[@danlovesayu]

Nah, Tiger Woods may have played well but I think he is a disgrace in terms as a gentlemen sport. Same with Jordan. They may great at what they do but when it comes to social life, they failed badly. 😂😂😂

[@ofooteak8653]

@@danlovesayu learn to read. Op said elevated the sports. Didn’t say anything about their personal life.

[@gabrielpoulin5920]

@@danlovesayu I think you don't understand my point, i mean elevated the sports, without Tiger woods golf would not be this big on the media and on the marketing side and Michael Jordan was the same in basketball going out and promoting the sport yeah tiger had some mishaps but don't take away the good he did for the sport

[@charlotteberg854]

Tiger Woods is a creep.

[@rifway22]

Lionel Messi

[@bimaldhorda9611]

You can see his nervous energy. Kept moving throughout the interview. Can't imagine what he must be feeling. He's leaving behind an amazing legacy!

[@domsiow]

An absolute legend who leaves a legacy that will be cherished! Thx Roger for setting the bar so high re using your gifts for the greater good and to inspire others that you can find great fulfillment doing what you love doing and using your talents to the max! Thx for the graciousness, humility and vulnerability!

[@kamminlalchongloi9548]

The level of respect Between Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal is truly epitome of sportsmanship. Its been an honour witnessing era of Roger Federer. Happy retirement to Roger and his team. ❤

[@maxbryson9419]

The classiest individual in sporting history. What a competitor. So graceful and talented on the court. Thanks for everything, Roger!

[@Anonymous-rj8rg]

So much nicer to watch Roger Federer's farewell interview from people who were there live to witness it. Raw footage is the best!

[@NikeSasha]

Such a connection between Rafa and Roger, they feel each other like no other on a tour. What a connection! Roger, we already miss you, but you are in our hearts RForever!😢🤧

[@Abhaykk1994]

This is too much to handle 😭 Thank you Roger for these past 20+ years. You have been a source of inspiration and one of the greatest sporting icons of my generation. No more 3 am matches for me. Feels like a part of my life is left somewhere else. Seeing Rafa cry and what they mean to each others legacy is ❤️. #RForever #Fedal

[@dequa5183]

@M we dont give a fuck. This video Is about the goat of tennis, whatare u trying to prove

[@godzilllaaapp4954]

@M shut the fck up ok dont bring football and other sports everywhere. If u hate tennis then why the fck are u here. All sports are equal and they deserve respect. I am a tennis fan and a football fan but i respect both all the sports .

[@zestee5370]

@M shut up.

[@arunsekhar9288]

@M federar>soccer

[@hymansahak181]

Such class. He is not only the best player ever to pick up a racquet but he is also the most loved player ever. Part of me died with Federer retiring. We knew this day would come and it hurts.

[@halna5602]

Nadal and Djokovic say hi.

[@LordBagdanoff]

He is the best

[@varunsolanki6826]

@M Dude its about Federer. Even if you dont watch tennis people still love him. And btw fu*k your Mom, bitch!!

[@guythompson7218]

Rafa: hold my beer

[@SomberMusic20]

The people replying saying Nadal or Đoković are better are really missing the point by a mile... These guys are rivals, but they are also really good friends. For them it wasn't just about winning, it was about a friendly competition and about playing against the best players to ever play the sport.

[@stahlyleo8894]

I got this sick addiction to come back to this video every two weeks and let this historic moment break my heart all over again. I love you forever master

[@carolynfigueroa1489]

Rogers delicate touch on the ball. His both mental land physical work and strategy - nothing less than genius. His growth as a human being both on and off the court. His work ethic untouchable. His relationship with Rafa/ so relatable and warm/ emotional. His respect of wife and family . . . . the best. So many ways Roger has touched us all via being a solid human being. Inspirational. Thank you so much Roger. I am looking forward to watching youngsters come up that emulate you. GOAT.

[@imhhm]

I'm still crying. He's such a sweet, humble anda gifted man... So many joys... So much magic... Thank u, Roger!

[@sharathvasudev]

he cries like little boy. but it's his opponents who always cried. he is beyond legendary

[@abdulqadermohieddin1174]

My tears never dropped over an athlete even upon his death, but over a live athlete who is only retiring my tears did. A great person such as Roger he deserves all the respect and love. The sport will never forget his talent, skills, respect and love to his sport and fans. Go and enjoy your life Roger. You are still young and many things in life still are waiting for you to fulfill and nourish.

[@emirafzan5007]

You sure it didnt drop when kobe died 😢

[@shobhit7735]

@@emirafzan5007 No. I'm not a Basketball fan.

[@MrSeanMDolan]

The man I was always going for, class, elegance, flair, dominance. He was simply the best.

[@JAKE91910_]

This Legend set the foundation for others to follow. Seeing his wife look at him getting emotional truly was melting . The the sacrifice between them both and the family to make the Roger Federer legacy goes beyond words.

[@chrisa1146]

I've said before, I'll say it again: this man is the reason I fell in love with tennis. He first and then Rafa...both stole my heart for this sport. Watching their friendship and even friendly rivalry brought me life. Fare thee well Roger. You will be terribly missed. ❤🥺

[@edkiely2712]

It's gonna be hard saying goodbye to Rafa as well!

[@talastra]

@@edkiely2712 It will be harder with Rafa, because Roger always handles these things more gracefully than the people who watch him :)

[@chumjetza6251]

@M ok, but who asked for?

[@chrisa1146]

@M So? What is the matter with you?Showing love to Roger and the sport of tennis has nothing to do with soccer. Take your irrelevant comments elsewhere, fool.

[@vikrammalik6687]

Cried like a child watching this… you will be missed RF always a legend…

[@erinjones4674]

He will and always will be to me the greatest tennis player ever...no matter about records but it's about millions of fans and philanthropy and playing style that is unparalleled

[@yourlarkivist]

His incredible records are not diminished just because of a few missed slams 😊

[@fullborev8906]

A legend and true gentleman of the sport. It has been a joy watching him throughout the years. Thank you Roger.

[@luismiguelmurcia937]

One of the greatest athletes in sports history. A truly professional in and out of the court. Thank you, Roger! for all the astonishing and emotional moments; your deserve everything you've achieved.

[@kkkk288]

Didnt he say that his opponenets win purely by luck? (us open 2011 press conference) not a very professional and sportsman kind of a reply.

[@hafadaze9046]

@@kkkk288 then it must be true

[@nonody8125]

@@kkkk288 Yes luck was there. Novak just swing that Forehand casually.

[@talastra]

@@kkkk288 Ah, so your benchmark for behavior is perfection, eh? Who do you place above Federer then?

[@darkside140608]

You are the most beautiful player of all time.

[@judyvalentne1565]

Watching thes two 'brother' cry was soo beautiful. What a friendship!

[@chlee8879]

I cannot stop crying. It's been amazing Roger. You are such an incredible human being and have been my life mentor. We will miss you forever. Tennis won't be the same without you. What an incredible journey. It's been wonderful🙏

[@freshprincetk]

I remember growing up as a kid watching Andy Roddick win his US Open title and then all of a sudden, this Roger Federer guy just comes out of nowhere and just kept beating him every time they played against each other and as a kid, I didn't like Federer beating Roddick haha. But over the years, seeing how he evolved his game and how he literally made every shot look so effortless completely changed my perspective on him. From his epic Wimbledon finals loss to Nadal to his epic Australian Open final win over Nadal, the amount of footage you could pull from his level of play would be insurmountable.

[@doreensim3724]

Same here! I was an Andy Roddick fan. It was hard to watch their matches. After Roddick retired, I became a hard core Federer fan

[@halna5602]

Federer never came from nowhere. He beat Sampras in 2001 Wimbledon. Was always a top talent.just execution

[@hosniadnan2623]

I was a sampras fan..and I hated Roger for years when he beat Pete in 2001 Wimbledon..but you can't keep on hating the guy..he made his haters admire him..says a lot about him..to me nole will always be the goat in terms of tennis only but overall when you take every part of tennis both inside and outside the court..Roger is goat

[@jctell1014]

@@halna5602 Roger himself just said he never expected to reach the levels he did. He said he started playing just to have fun, he put in the work, and look where he ended up.

[@DrPubz]

Watching Roger and Rafa play has been my childhood, my adolescence, and my adulthood so far. I wasn't ready for this. Been crying for hours 😭

[@andrijarobajac3977]

And than came Nole and kick their ass.

[@hattonhills-tamil]

It's great to see sportsmanship between them - Normally I see these kinds of crying scene in INDIAN context beating in chest and crying - but this was exceptional.

[@nicolebond3992]

Well done Roger Federer. We will miss you indeed. So consistent, humble and talented.

[@sudhirkakade8693]

That Little bow at 7.18 min reflects his character.. absolute gentleman..when your rival/opponent cries on your retirement that tells you what an amazing career he had..G.O.A.T 🙏

[@hamidmahmood7233]

I've no words to say...i'm extremely emotional right now...as a huge fan of Roger Federer, i'm just crying full of tears...i've been really enjoying his tennis throughout my school, college & university days...it's really good to see legends like Rafael Nadal, Novak Djokovic, Andy Murray & many more along with his lovely family..on his retirement farewell...really memorable...such a proud moment for a sports person & athlete when legends from whole world talk about you...good bye Champion...honestly saying, your fans from all parts of the world will always miss you, really...Sir, Thank you so so much for giving us all those happy memories n exciting moments... 💔💔😓😓 Lots of Prayers & Blessings for you & your whole family...take care & best of luck ahead in your life...huge Love & great Respect from Pakistan. 💝😍😊💚❤

[@goodee4451]

i didnt think this would make me that emotional but trying to fight back a few tears

[@acesovernines]

The ultimate champion. The artist on a tennis court beyond compare. We will miss you Fedex... Thanks for the moments

[@charlesgaviria5667]

A true champion. You have touched all of our lives Roger.

[@Davechappelle445]

Watching Roger move around the court like a gazelle was incredible. His drive focus talent ambition we’re all beautiful to watch. There will never be another like him

[@Davechappelle445]

@M so?

[@user-kd2ez2mb3c]

@M soccer is for poor people like you 😢

[@faiyazbinyousuf2236]

@M Okay?

[@Pravinkumar-qc4xr]

A man with the world on his shoulders shedding tears is something phenomenal. Congratulations on your wonderful career.

[@talataziz4742]

Ohh we will miss u so 😞😭 legend..... Suddenly out of nowhere tears rolled down when I see u crying Roger Federer 💖

[@florianfodermeyer9605]

Thank you, Roger. What a journey. And what a personality.

[@butterflygraceful34]

I cannot stop crying! Class Act .. beautiful on court and an amazing human. You will be missed.. there is nobody like you.. my favorite always 🙏🏽💜

[@Kooties]

One of the goats. Rafa and Novak may pass him statistically in some areas but the grace, the class and how he played is beyond anything else I’ve seen. Allez Roger!

[@velaravind7545]

What's that mean by Allez 😅

[@diannestirling1089]

I love this guy such a humble loving and sincere young man I wish him all the best he has a beautiful family . ♥️♥️♥️

[@meristellanongsiej9439]

My heart always goes to Roger he has such an admirable personality wishing him happy life

[@sirdoctolero]

Wow! Rafa getting emotional! Just shows, true and deep friendship can develop between two rivals. Tears welled up on my eyes too! Thank you Roger and Rafa for showing us the divinity of being humans!

[@khushbuluhar11]

For me, you are tennis. There will never be another RF. The journey from a young swiss ball kid to the most loved tennis player around the globe. Legendary. Phenomenal 24 years. With eyes full of tears and a heart full of love, good bye. Roger Federer, my love, thank you for everything.

[@OGA_999]

It's always hit me real hard to see Roger cry so deeply as it reminded me of some things that once lost cannot be regained. Emotions are signs of real humanity and NEVER ever forget your next chapter awaits you. You are mightily blessed with 4 wonderful kids, a great loving wife, parents and you now need to FOCUS on them CHAMP. It's not the end at ALL it's the start of the next chapter for you all. Take it easy

[@sergendemir3626]

From Turkey i love u so much Roger. Youre amazing youre legend man. İm cry 😥

[@earl8295]

I freaking cried, i just cannot control.

[@dmhops2410]

I never liked tennis , but this man made me see so many games over the last 25 years . In my mind he would never stop . So i was socked when he announced his retirement. I cried like a little kid with this video. So proud of you Roger. Thank you

[@samratshinde3088]

Soooo lucky to have watched this legend in making!!! Cannot imagine anyone without a year in their eyes watching this.. 😭😭

[@saintsandmortalssss]

Such a class act. Thank you for all the memories. You will always be my favorite athlete!

[@rszanger]

It's very emotional speech, and Rafa cried with him which made more emotional. He's the main reason that I started to watch tennis more years ago, played more....he's the true legend, role model....every athletes should be more like him.

[@HM-nz4hy]

Roger chose a perfect way to say goodbye and he deserves nothing less. I cried so hard watching this but I loved every second! His whole family being there, his friends and rivals (especially Rafa ofc), the fact that the two of them played the last match of his career together or that Jim Courier did the interview one last time. Beautifully done and wonderfully spoken by RF as always. We love you Roger and you'll always be one of a kind. Thank you for everything you did for tennis❤️

[@kimrichards5930]

Good luck Rodger I have loved watching you play and the beautiful person you are on and off the court God bless you and your family ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@sanenwalling9216]

ROGER!Thank you for the inspiration and your humble.

[@commentsonly4341]

This guy has been bigger than the sport in many ways , so many of us started playing and following tennis coz of him .. so many have been his followers like crazy .. loved across generations .. he’s definitely become one of the all time great sporting icons .. Got a befitting farewell , this will be remembered for a long long time ..

[@Conkerax]

Incredible moment, best player i ever seen, wonderful Roger, i actually cry, and see Rafa like that wow...thanks Roger, really !

[@TheGentlemanCave29]

Legend never Die I never think that i will crying like baby in this whole interview❤️❤️❤️ countless respect and love to The Legend.

[@bernardgaspard5324]

Extraordinary people. Tks for all❤️❤️❤️

[@ProfHoff]

He will aways be my GOAT! Truly blessed to have seen so many years of him playing.

[@annemariecp8993]

Not the GOAT, Djokovic and Nadal did better than him, and Serena broke Open record.

[@vidyasonavane9602]

Only Rafa from the player group is seen here crying along with Roger. True rival and friend! It must be very hard for mirka and Roger’s parents. Kids must love that Roger will be around more.

[@felipemicciche7150]

Tambien Tsisipas

[@LOUISE__97]

Some people just aren’t criers lol, doesn’t mean they don’t love and respect him any less. I’m sure they’re all feeling it.

[@subramanivr]

@@LOUISE__97 you still got to state it right!?

[@sohilronagh286]

What an amazing, genuine, sensative and a humble human being!

[@kathystefanidis2203]

What a sportsman what a legend what a champion we will miss u🙁🙁🙁

[@cankumru682]

I cried watching your farewells Roger, you made me watch tennis, I didn’t had the guts to watch your finals playing live , because I wanted you to win all the time and I couldn’t stand the stress if you fell behind a set, I love you with all my heart. You have combined artistry with poem like tennis, nearly all your matches you danced around the court with the grace of a ballet dancer, you shown true sportsmanship, class, grit, longevity, passion but overall the love for tennis, win or lose you always was a gentlemen. I will miss u so much, the last 1 and a half year without you playing tennis it felt different, luckily I saw you play several times on courts all over the world. Be happy and please pop up once every time at a tennis tournament, so we won’t have to miss you for too long. Lots of love from one of your greatest fans

[@HyperHorse]

If you can't accept the possibility of defeat with the triumph of victory, I pity you.

[@etotigasad9996]

Hshahaha

[@cankumru682]

@@HyperHorse I pity people like you, who clearly have no sense of the moment, no feeling of the fact that this is no regular tournament , this is the farewell of the greatest tennis maestro ever. You are most probably a very simple person who thinks in black and white and has no empathy what so ever. I really pity the fool who thinks like that. Federer treated both triumph and loss the same, Take some lessons in empathy and sensitivity and then try to sense the moment Federer could be joyful on the court after a win which he deserved so much , just for the moment and not for the win, what a pitiful fool you are