During a long interview with ESPN, Lorenzo Musetti confided that Roger Federer has always been his favorite player. Musetti said: “Roger Federer is really special, as well as being my favorite player ever. Roger is a source of inspiration for the boys not only for what he has done on the court.
His charisma and his personality have always attracted me. Federer has created a positive image both on and off the pitch, inspiring young talent to follow his example.” Recently, Carlos Alcaraz also wanted to pay homage to the Swiss Maestro: “Roger Federer is undoubtedly the Messi of tennis.
Both enter people’s hearts, because they have the ability to make everything seem incredibly simple. Leo was a superhero during the World Cup in Qatar, he practically put Argentina on his shoulders and guided them to final success.
As for Roger, I loved his tennis and it was always a pleasure to watch him play. I constantly watched footage of his matches when I was younger.”
Will Roger Federer make Wimbledon 2023 with the BBC?
In addition to having collected a myriad of trophies during his career, Roger Federer has had an impact on tennis and on sport in general that is not limited to victories alone.
With his charisma and his elegance, the Swiss has become a source of inspiration for the younger boys and for the champions of other disciplines. The former world number 1 hung up his racket in September last year, after playing his last doubles alongside his arch-rival Rafael Nadal at the Laver Cup.
In the splendid setting of London’s O2 Arena, on 20 times Grand Slam champion greeted fans and received a truly moving tribute. All the fans hoped to see him one last time on the grass at Wimbledon, but the conditions of his right knee prevented him from giving himself a last lap of the circuit.
According to the latest rumors, Roger is in advanced talks with the BBC and ESPN to comment on Wimbledon 2023.
