Highlights from his “amazing” week in California were recently revealed by Roger Federer, giving fans a behind-the-scenes peek at his busy schedule.
The Golden State Warriors’ home court, the Chase Center in San Francisco, which will host the 2025 Laver Cup, was the first stop on the Swiss team’s tour. The 42-year-old demonstrated his basketball talents during a meeting with NBA player Steph Curry and other players.
The 20-time Grand Slam champion and his spouse, Mirka, walked the red carpet at the 96th Academy Awards. In addition, he and premium eyewear manufacturer Oliver Peoples unveiled a new collection of sunglasses. At the Los Angeles premiere event, celebrities including Lindsay Vonn, Maria Sharapova, and Trevor Noah were present.
On Sunday, March 17, Roger Federer posted a brief video to his Instagram stories from his trip to California. He is shown in the photos posing at the Oscars, riding an e-bike at Stanford with Mary Joe Fernandez’s son Nicholas Godsick, and at Oliver People’s offices.
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Federer also posted a photo of a stunning piece of coffee art that showed him visiting Rodeo Drive with his wife Mirka, as well as some highlights from the celebration for the debut of his line of sunglasses.
Roger Federer’s Instagram account
The Swiss also trained in the Californian warmth and posed with Jim Moore, the creative director of the American lifestyle magazine GQ.
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After retirement, Roger Federer talks about finding himself outside of sports.
At the 96th Annual Academy Awards, The Swiss
Roger Federer said goodbye to professional tennis at the 2022 Laker Cup, and he then shared with fans his post-retirement routine.
The Swiss player lost 6-4, 6-7, and 9-11 in his most recent encounter when he and tennis buddy and fierce rival Rafael Nadal faced off against the American duo of Jack Sock and Frances Tiafoe in doubles.
During a recent interview with GQ Sports, the 42-year-old revealed that he has always been happy in his family life.
Federer stated, “Tennis was my identity, but it wasn’t what I was doing all day, every day.” “I mean, I’m trying to be more of a husband, father, and son for the most part. I used to play tennis as a hobby, but eventually I made that my career. However, I’ve always made an effort to define myself as more than just a tennis player.”
Federer went on to say that he has always recognized the need to develop outside of his position as a player.
“I still had all the other things when tennis was taken away or set aside,” the Swiss remarked. “In any case, I believe that mentality has served me well throughout my career. I was aware that you have to be able to move on from tennis if it ends tomorrow, which can happen due to an accident or other circumstances.
