Roger Federer peRFection personified!

Fairy tales are for real!

For someone who isnt even too much into sports, it was an incredible moment,
which transcended common logic and belief. On the evening of 29 th January, a 35
year-young Roger Federer had just won his 18 th Grand Slam at Melbourne, beating
his biggest nemesis Rafael Nadal in a thrilling 5-setter. This was an awe-inspiring
achievement especially in an individual sport like tennis, where players often reach
their twilight years as they touch the age of 30.
For 5 years, millions of his fans have waited with bated breath for No.18 over 5
semi-finals and 3 final Grand Slam appearances. His shot making coupled with
magical elegance always gave us that hope even though it seemed irrational. The
grace and finesse in his movement on the court have always made us believe that
God fabricated him with utmost prudence. Federer spells magic with his Wilson
wand every time hes on the tennis court. No wonder hes the brand ambassador for
brands like Rolex, which positions itself as a luxurious, classy and perfect
timekeeper or a Nike which picks out the best athletes in the world of sport. His off-
court exploits arent few as well. He has his own Roger Federer foundation to help
disadvantaged children and to promote their access to education and sports. He
was appointed a Goodwill Ambassador for UNICEF in 2006. For a figure, so popular,
larger than life, his humility and modesty (a rarity in modern day sport) is a
testimony to the kind of human being he is. His peers have voted him Stefan Edberg
Sportsmanship Award for a record 12 years.
As with any other player, Federer boasts of a cool, supportive entourage. Outside
the sport even, hes so cool that he has produced 2 sets of adorable identical twins
with Mirka, his wife. He is the perfect definition of perfect!
The more you love, the harder you play
The love for the sport has made him what he is now. It is difficult to imagine the
sport without him. It is difficult to stop fangirl-ing over him. It will be difficult to get
over him.
Roger Federer is unquestionably the undisputed G.O.A.T. (Greatest Of All Time).