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Roger Federer

20-time Grand Slam singles champion

u/iamrogerfederer ↗AMA only
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His 2013 r/IAmA AMA, posted from this account

We retrieved 1 post and 33 comments from u/iamrogerfederer, all from 2013, most often in r/IAmA.

Best moment

A redditor wrote in r/IAmA

On “I'm Roger Federer, a professional tennis player from Switzerland. AMA!”

Dear Roger, if there was one rule of tennis you could alter, what would it be?

u/iamrogerfederer replied

A rule that would only let ME serve from the service line. Whenever I want. Seems fair to me :)

On a serious note: we should get some more Best of 5 set finals back (like at the ATP World Tour finals).

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More moments

A redditor wrote in r/IAmA

On “I'm Roger Federer, a professional tennis player from Switzerland. AMA!”

What was your toughest match ever?

u/iamrogerfederer replied
  • Hewitt in Davis Cup 03.
  • Del Potro in Olympics 2012.
  • Roddick Wimbledon 09.
  • Nalbandian 05 World Tour Finals, final.
  • Rafa Wimbledon 2008. One of the great matches I've been apart of.
A redditor wrote in r/IAmA

On “I'm Roger Federer, a professional tennis player from Switzerland. AMA!”

What do you think is the biggest plus about Switzerland, besides the flag?

u/iamrogerfederer replied

It's one of the most beautiful countries I've ever seen. So worthwhile to visit. And the people are very accepting and genuine. I also like the fact that there are so many different languages. In such a small country, we…

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It's one of the most beautiful countries I've ever seen. So worthwhile to visit. And the people are very accepting and genuine. I also like the fact that there are so many different languages. In such a small country, we have an incredible amount of diversity and influences from abroad. Also, great chocolate. Mountains. Cheese. Rivers. Lakes. Pretty much everything. Just move there.