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Virat Kohli's admiration for Roger Federer is well known and the former India skipper shared a heartfelt video for the Swiss Maestro, as he retired from professional tennis.
Virat, who has met Federer twice, first in 2015 and then in 2018, congratulated the 20-time Grand Slam champion on a phenomenal career. The video was shared by Association of Tennis Professionals (ATP) on their social media handles. 
"I personally had the chance to meet you in Australian Open in 2018, something that I'll never ever forget in my life. One thing that stood out for me even watching you play, was the fact that so many people around the world, not just in the world of tennis got behind you, supporting you and that kind of unity I've never seen for any other individual athlete ever. That is something that cannot be created, that cannot be generated in anyway."
"You had that special ability always. It was very evident when we watched you play and the aura you brought on court is unmatchable. And for me, you're always going to be the greatest of all time. I'm sure in the next phase of your life you're going to have as much fun and as much enjoyment as you did on the court. I wish you all the best and your family as well. Take care."
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Watch! Virat Kohli shares heartfelt video for Roger Federer

Virat Kohli's admiration for Roger Federer is well known and the former India skipper shared a heartfelt video for the Swiss Maestro, as he retired from professional tennis

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'So many people around the world, not just in the world of tennis got behind you, supporting you and that kind of unity I've never seen for any other individual athlete ever,' said Virat

Virat Kohli's admiration for Roger Federer is well known and the former India skipper shared a heartfelt video for the Swiss Maestro, as he retired from professional tennis.
Virat, who has met Federer twice, first in 2015 and then in 2018, congratulated the 20-time Grand Slam champion on a phenomenal career. The video was shared by Association of Tennis Professionals (ATP) on their social media handles.&nbsp;
"I personally had the chance to meet you in Australian Open in 2018, something that I'll never ever forget in my life. One thing that stood out for me even watching you play, was the fact that so many people around the world, not just in the world of tennis got behind you, supporting you and that kind of unity I've never seen for any other individual athlete ever. That is something that cannot be created, that cannot be generated in anyway."
"You had that special ability always. It was very evident when we watched you play and the aura you brought on court is unmatchable. And for me, you're always going to be the greatest of all time. I'm sure in the next phase of your life you're going to have as much fun and as much enjoyment as you did on the court. I wish you all the best and your family as well. Take care."
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Team World ended Team Europe's dominance in the Laver Cup as they won their maiden title to deny Roger Federer a final trophy.
Frances Tiafoe and Felix Auger-Aliassime won their respective singles games on the final day at the O2 Arena in London on Sunday. Team World, who had lost the four previous editions of the team event, first stunned 21-time Grand Slam champion Novak Djokovic. Felix Auger-Aliassime stunned him 6-3 7-6.
Tiafoe then saved 4 match points against Stefanos Tsitsipas to clinch the decisive win for Team World against Team Europe.
The tournament may have begun with all the eyeballs on Federer but it ended with the spotlight on Team World.
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Highlights! Laver Cup 2022: Team World wins maiden title, deny Roger Federer a final trophy

Team World ended Team Europe's dominance in the Laver Cup as they won their maiden title to deny Roger Federer a final trophy

Watch the crazy scenes when Team World won the tournament

Frances Tiafoe and Felix Auger-Aliassime won their respective singles games on the final day to help Team World win its maiden Laver Cup title

Team World ended Team Europe's dominance in the Laver Cup as they won their maiden title to deny Roger Federer a final trophy.
Frances Tiafoe and Felix Auger-Aliassime won their respective singles games on the final day at the O2 Arena in London on Sunday. Team World, who had lost the four previous editions of the team event, first stunned 21-time Grand Slam champion Novak Djokovic. Felix Auger-Aliassime stunned him 6-3 7-6.
Tiafoe then saved 4 match points against Stefanos Tsitsipas to clinch the decisive win for Team World against Team Europe.
The tournament may have begun with all the eyeballs on Federer but it ended with the spotlight on Team World.
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If playing tennis is an art, then Roger Federer is the Picasso of it.
The world saw him become the first man on the planet to get to 20 grand slam titles but his well-wishers won't get another opportunity to see the Swiss Maestro try and add another to the list.
As Federer takes the court for his final match of a stunning professional career at the Laver Cup in London, the former world number 1 clarified that he would only play doubles at his swansong on Friday.
The 41-year-old insisted that he has no intention of walking away from a sport he has graced for so long. 'I just wanted to let the fans know I won't be a ghost,' said Federer.
Federer announced his retirement last week via social media and said that it was something he understood he needed to do after running into setbacks this July during his rehabilitation from what was his third surgery on his right knee in about 18 months.
But no matter what, You may take Federer out of the professional court but no one can take tennis out of the Swiss Maestro.
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Roger Federer: The best there was, the best there is, the best there ever will be

As Roger Federer gets set for his last hurrah, the Swiss Maestro insisted that he has no intention of walking away from a sport he has graced for so long

Watch what the 20-time grand slam champion had to say

Federer revealed that he would only play doubles at the Laver Cup in London, which will be his final match

If playing tennis is an art, then Roger Federer is the Picasso of it.
The world saw him become the first man on the planet to get to 20 grand slam titles but his well-wishers won't get another opportunity to see the Swiss Maestro try and add another to the list.
As Federer takes the court for his final match of a stunning professional career at the Laver Cup in London, the former world number 1 clarified that he would only play doubles at his swansong on Friday.
The 41-year-old insisted that he has no intention of walking away from a sport he has graced for so long. 'I just wanted to let the fans know I won't be a ghost,' said Federer.
Federer announced his retirement last week via social media and said that it was something he understood he needed to do after running into setbacks this July during his rehabilitation from what was his third surgery on his right knee in about 18 months.
But no matter what, You may take Federer out of the professional court but no one can take tennis out of the Swiss Maestro.
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Rafael Nadal revealed that he almost retired from professional  tennis due to a foot injury that had kept him out for a majority of the 2021 season.
Nadal took part in the Laver Cup on Friday with his long-time rival and  friend Roger Federer who has recently caused emotional stir in the tennis fraternity after ending a stellar 24-year-long career, but the Spaniard made a shocking revelation, something that could have started the mourning of period long ago.
The 22-time Grand Slam champion said that he 'almost retired' from professional tennis after winning a record-extending 14th French Open title a few months ago. I'm not going to lie to you. During Roland Garros I thought that it could be my last tournament," Nadal told spanish media outlet AS
He also further clarified that he is not thinking about retireming anytime soon and aims to regroup and return to the tour when he is mentally ready to compete again.

Rafael Nadal makes an astounding retirement admission, says he almost quit this year

Rafael Nadal revealed that he almost retired from professional tennis due to a foot injury that had kept him out for a majority of the 2021 season

Here is what he said about his retirement plans

"I'm not going to lie to you. During Roland Garros I thought that it could be my last tournament," Nadal told a Spanish media outlet

Rafael Nadal revealed that he almost retired from professional tennis due to a foot injury that had kept him out for a majority of the 2021 season.
Nadal took part in the Laver Cup on Friday with his long-time rival and friend Roger Federer who has recently caused emotional stir in the tennis fraternity after ending a stellar 24-year-long career. But the Spaniard made a shocking revelation, something that could have started the mourning of period long ago.
The 22-time Grand Slam champion said that he 'almost retired' from professional tennis after winning a record-extending 14th French Open title a few months ago. "I'm not going to lie to you. During Roland Garros I thought that it could be my last tournament," Nadal told a Spanish media outlet.
He further clarified that he is not thinking about retirement anytime soon and aims to regroup and return to the tour when he is mentally ready to compete again.
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