2018 is just beginning but Roger Federer has already taken it upon himself to record one of the moments of the year: his irrepressible tears during his speech as Australian Open champion pierced as much as possible.
At 36 years, 5 months and 20 days he won his 20th Grand Slam title but for the Swiss, who cried like a child, it seemed that he would have been the first.
It is that in the life of the legendary tennis player born in Basel on August 8, 1981 many things seem to be but are not. It seemed at the beginning that he could not tame his irascible personality (he has a collection of broken rackets from those times) and he did. When he succeeded and began to become the best it seemed that Roland Garros would always be denied him, but he won it in 2009. It seemed that after his title at Wimbledon 2012 he could no longer win any more Grand Slam tournaments and he did not do it for five years. Many predicted the end, the path of retirement, but no one came back quite sure how or where and since then he has obtained three more Majors.
Today’s was undoubtedly more than special. At more than 36 years Federer seems to surprise Federer. (Infobae)
Federer’s uncontrollable crying after his triumph in Australia
