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[@Leo-gh7nz]

I honestly had no idea the depth of Fed and Rafa's friendship until the Laver Cup when I saw Rafa so sad and emotional. But I guess it makes sense. Tennis is unique in that it's an individual sport and the high level guys play certain opponents frequently. In a sport like boxing, legendary fighters may have the same opponent at most 3 times in an entire career. Fed and Rafa have played each other that frequently in just 1 calendar year. So not surprising such a strong bond can be forged.

[@elendil3473]

A legend no matter what.

[@andyroo9381]

This message is coming from a DIEHARD NADAL FAN. Roger I still miss you from the game of tennis. You raised the bar of tennis.

[@corey7219]

2008 Wimbeldon final between Rafa and Roger was the first time I ever saw these 2 play together. I couldn't walk away from my grandfather's tv because I didn't watch this match to end!

[@MrYoumitube]

Thank you Roger I watched you since 2001, and you brought the game so much entertainment, such a joy to watch. Grace, elegance, and technique.

[@jj52999]

Who's chopping onions?!😢.....gee, this hits hard. Missing Roger on the tour!!!!!

[@kingrj786]

True Champion!!! True Gentleman!!

[@hiker10]

Wonderful docu. And a beautiful friendship Roger/Rafa. 💛

[@tabascoloco8706]

Thank you for being Roger Federer. Watching you on and off the court helped me be me. All the way from Botswana. I pray i meet you before i die, you are my hero RF!

[@SentoukiEX]

GOAT

[@FLIP238]

Real talk right here

[@m.a3437]

In your dreams

[@englishwith_mark]

@@m.a3437 no one asked you to comment

[@abdurrehmanali7]

Agreed

[@Michael197155]

That's not just the end of carrer but next paragraph of new life. Congras and we would love your more than ever.

[@user-je6gu8lx7t]

Piu' passa il tempo e non si puo' che volergli sempre piu' bene... 🤝🤝🤝Roger e Rafa: Splendidi... ❤️👏👏👏(Gl🎾)

[@ishanmukhopadhyay6264]

Would love an in-depth autobiography of his 20 years on tour, not just the last 12 days!

[@evakovacs5340]

Knowing that you brought so much pleasure and true appreciation of the sport of tennis with your matches should help you in moments of regret. But, although you regret not being able to play anymore, there is no other regret. You fulfilled the capabilities of the talent you were gifted with, and more. That is a great achievement on a personal level and one that will forever leave people appreciating what you contributed to the sport. You are tops always!

[@dinahanderson]

Beautiful Roger

[@LVPAcharn]

With out a doubt the most talented player ever to have graced any tennis court.

[@cormorant_on_arock7934]

omg i friekin love that guy so much. just a Divine being! simple as that

[@lillyv9430]

I love that Mirka did an interview. She was such a talented player as well. Really lovely couple ❤

[@darnbaby26ca5]

FEDAL forever 🏆🎾

[@Lucille-ky9mp]

I hate goodbyes😭 you will be missed Roger💙simply the Best🤗

[@Nakakapagpabagabag1]

one of the most loved athlete if not the most. I don't care if he has less grandslams that nadal and novak but to be the peoples champ is a different level

[@carolinapatou8767]

Thanks you Rog for being❤

[@paulelverstone8677]

Fortunate enough to follow his career entirely. He won't be remembered as the guy who won the most - but the guy who played the best. Just a little closer to the Gods than the rest of us...

[@odin1475]

Fed competed with two other legends in their prime when he passed his own prime, he is 5 years older than both Nadal and Djok, and still beat them, on slower courts, fast courts you name it. Djok cannot say the same.

[@initialize21]

Yep, and he's closer to 6 years older than Novak. Roger truly is the GOAT

[@m.a3437]

Bullshit 😂

[@SM-vm5cy]

​@initialize21 Truth is that we would never know how their careers would have been if the roles were reversed; Federer younger and hungry to chase the others' records. Logic dictates he would have beaten them more as he would have had youth on his side but that's not necessarily a given.

[@DonLee1980]

dang it. I thought I just finished crying today already

[@jorgeblast9756]

Best of all times

[@oooodaxteroooo]

I'm very thankful to Roger that he didn't put his last words about leavinf tennis behind a paywall. 🙏

[@stratuspei9405]

Tennis gods and tennis humans at the same time

[@JLee12927]

6:12 I understood that reference

[@junj.20]

❤

[@miguelmattos6430]

Now that I think about it, that is probably the only public footage of Rafa swearing

[@tennisradu]

Off-topic: 5:49 , Jeez, Roger is looking at a hunk right there, lol... Rafa has such a healthy and natural body! Great documentary, but life moves on, it's the way we should look at things.

[@jorgeblast9756]

Hes The messi of tennis

[@Lucille-ky9mp]

I agree Roger is Messi🤗💙🙏

[@udipibhaskeracharya4413]

Undoubtedly a Great player and an ambassador of the game. Unfortunately his friendship with Nadal started only after both started losing to Djokovic, 😢

[@tolotrameddy2656]

this guy cries anytime

[@ucfkid67]

Definitely a tear jerker. Wow

[@TheFever77]

I’d be cringing at those crying scenes with Nadal in London too Roger.

[@namrinb]

To Prime VDO, I can let Federer sit in a better position during this interview. Ahh well...

[@varunshahvo-tv9854]

What did federer whisper to novak

[@radejoke]

Is federer a tennis player i dont remember him....hm

[@englishwith_mark]

Dimentia, go see a doctor

[@radejoke]

@@englishwith_mark no you go

[@ridgero]

Of course he had to show his Rolex during this interview. As a Swiss, I used to look up to him, but at some point I had the feeling that money had changed him. He's standing next to children in Africa and what can you always see? His Rolex. That just doesn't look right to me.

[@smashthestateX]

boring doc, very melo dramatic and female centered(mirka)

[@Lucille-ky9mp]

Huh!!

[@maninchair6648]

What a boring doc. I'd have preferred a regular "this is where he started , this is where he finished" story with lots of great footage. instead we wasted all that time talking about his retirement announcement. Who cares about that? Every top level sportsman retires when he gets too old. His life , his victories , defeats and struggles are interesting. His retirement , not interesting.

[@FirstLast-cd6vv]

Film should have been called: "How I milked every cent of my brand taking 2 years to retire".