'Lets give the people what they really want,' Mardy Fish’s hilariously reacts to Roger Federer’s new documentary trailer

Despite their playful exchanges on social media, Federer and Fish have engaged in numerous battles on the tennis court. Federer notably dominated their head-to-head encounters, securing eight victories to Fish’s solitary win. As mentioned before, Fish’s lone triumph occurred at Indian Wells in 2008.

Roger Federer’s “Twelve Final Days” documentary set to launch in June

In September 2022, tennis icon Roger Federer bid farewell to his illustrious career during the Laver Cup. Now, fans eagerly anticipate the release of “FEDERER: Twelve Final Days” on Prime Video, scheduled for June 20. This documentary offers an intimate glimpse into Federer’s last 12 days as a professional player, featuring candid discussions about his retirement decision and its significance for him and his loved ones.

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Federer’s final match came in London at the O2 arena, where he also won two of his six World Tour Finals. He played with his friend Rafael Nadal for Team Europe against Team World. Lots of big tennis stars like Bjorn Borg, Novak Djokovic , and Andy Murray were there to celebrate Federer’s amazing career.

Since retiring, Federer hasn’t stayed away from the tennis scene. Last year, he showed up at Wimbledon, where he received a big round of applause during the Centre Court ceremony. A bit later, he was back with Team Europe as a fan at the Laver Cup. During the 2023 edition’s Day 1, he even answered some questions from fans.

There’s a lot of talk that Federer might still have a part to play in tennis. John McEnroe and Borg, who are captains of Team World and Team Europe in the Laver Cup, are said to be stepping down. It’s rumored that Federer might take over for Borg, while Andy Roddick, who used to be Federer’s big rival, could replace McEnroe.