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'Roger Federer has to be something very unique', says former star

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Roger Federer reveals that he has been reflecting on his career for the past few months. Federer, 41, turned professional in 1998 and officially ended his career at the end of September. The Australian Open convinced Federer to attend this year's tournament as a wild card, but the Swiss declined.

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'Roger Federer has to be something very unique', says former star

Roger Federer reveals that he has been reflecting on his career for the past few months and admits that he "considers himself lucky". Federer, 41, turned professional in 1998 and officially ended his career at the end of September at the Laver Cup. Federer enjoyed a very successful tennis career and went down in history as one of the greatest players in tennis history. "Since retiring from professional tennis, I have looked back on my career. I …

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