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Federer immortalized in Tennis Hall of Fame: 'Fame was never the goal'

Maisfutebol30 August 2026 at 15:22

Roger Federer was immortalized in the International Tennis Hall of Fame, the sport's hall of fame. The induction ceremony celebrated one of the most brilliant careers in the history of sports, recognizing the Swiss tennis player's 20 Grand Slam titles and countless other achievements.

Federer himself attended the ceremony and used his speech to reflect on his career. The champion emphasized that fame was never his main goal in tennis, revealing that what always motivated him was his passion for the game and competition.

Federer also expressed his "luck" at having been able to play during the same era as some of the greatest players of all time, specifically mentioning Andre Agassi, Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic. This reference highlights the extraordinary period tennis has experienced over the past two decades, with various world records established by different players.

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