After Huge Buzz Surrounding His Career Post Retirement, Roger Federer Quashes Rumors in Style as He Lets the Suspense Brewing

In a recent interview for the book ‘The Roger Federer Effect,’ co-authored by Simon Graf, the renowned sports editor for Tages-Anzeiger newspaper, tennis legend Roger Federer answered a few questions about a career in commentating for matches.

The book, which features over 40 insightful interviews showcasing the immense impact Roger Federer has had on the game of tennis and the lives of many, delves into the Swiss maestro’s thoughts on various aspects of the sport.

Federer’s stance on commentating for tennis matches

When asked about the possibility of commentating on TV for tennis matches, Federer responded with a thoughtful answer. “First, I thought it would be cool to comment on matches of the generation of players I played against. I know them best,” Federer explained. “But becoming a commentator in the year after my retirement didn’t feel right. Maybe I will commentate one day, maybe never.”, according to Simon Graf’s tweet.

This response came as a surprise to many fans who had hoped to hear Federer’s insightful analysis and expert commentary on the sport. However, the tennis icon seems to be focusing his energy on other endeavors and taking time to consider his future options.

This response comes as a surprise to many fans who had hoped to hear Federer’s insightful analysis and expert commentary on the sport. However, the tennis icon seems to be focusing his energy on other endeavors and taking time to consider his future options.

Is Novak Djokovic the GOAT in Federer’s humble perspective?

In the same interview, Federer was asked an interesting question about the ongoing debate on who is the greatest tennis player of all time. Specifically, the question focused on Novak Djokovic’s claim to that title. Federer took his time to think and gave a thoughful response.

“What is better? Winning Wimbledon at 17 like (Boris) Becker or Paris at 36 like Novak (Djokovic)?” Federer rhetorically asked. He continued, “I don’t know. What he has achieved is absolutely gigantic. It could be sufficient. But I think as long as Rafa (Nadal) is still playing, too, you can’t answer that definitively yet.”

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Federer’s humility and respect for his fellow competitors shine through in his remarks. Rather than asserting his own claim to the GOAT title or favoring one player over another, he acknowledges the extraordinary achievements of both Djokovic and Nadal.

Whether or not Federer decides to provide commentary in the coming years, his legacy as one of the greatest players to grace the tennis court remains unwavering, leaving an indelible mark on the sport that will endure for generations to come.

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