Federer tears up during Tennis Hall of Fame induction
The emotions flow for tennis legend Roger Federer, who says he is still writing his love letter to the game as he is inducted into the International Tennis Hall of Fame.
Swiss tennis icon Roger Federer's induction into the International Tennis Hall of Fame was an emotional moment for the 20-time Grand Slam champion. Federer, who was introduced by his wife Mirka, expressed that the honor was not a goodbye to the sport he loves. He was joined by broadcaster and journalist Mary Carillo, who was also inducted at the ceremony in Newport, Rhode Island.
Tears welled up in Federer's eyes multiple times as he reflected on his illustrious career, thanking his coaches, doctors, and family for their support. The 45-year-old Swiss player emphasized that tennis meant the world to him, not just for its victories, but for the innovative spirit and camaraderie it brought to his life.
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