‘Still writing my love letter to tennis’: Emotional Federer on Hall of Fame induction

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The record eight-time Wimbledon champion said that his induction to the Hall of Fame was also an opportunity to look forward. Not just playing, not just winning, but creating something new,” said Federer, who retired with 103 ATP Tour titles.

I’ll never forget how the game looked from there and how it felt,” Federer said. “We all leave the court eventually, but the sport keeps evolving,” said Federer.

That for me is what it’s about: the sense of play,” Federer said. “This is one of the greatest honours of my life,” said Federer.

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“This is one of the greatest honours of my life,” said Federer.
That for me is what it’s about: the sense of play,” Federer said.
I’ll never forget how the game looked from there and how it felt,” Federer said.
Not just playing, not just winning, but creating something new,” said Federer, who retired with 103 ATP Tour titles.
The record eight-time Wimbledon champion said that his induction to the Hall of Fame was also an opportunity to look forward.
“We all leave the court eventually, but the sport keeps evolving,” said Federer.

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