Il primo a parlare è il giovane Zverev che gli augura ancora tanti anni nel circuito. A congratularsi con lo svizzero sono anche Goffin, Dimitrov, Cuevas e alcuni tennisti di spicco della NextGen. Conclude Fognini con un genuino ‘Bravo Rogerio‘.
Ma non sono solo i tennisti a complimentarsi con Federer, anche i tornei del Grande Slam si fanno sentire attraverso Twitter.
2004, 2009, 2012 and now 2018.@rogerfederer tops the world rankings for the fourth time in his career, and becomes the oldest singles No.1 ever 🌍 #Wimbledon pic.twitter.com/HawyVGHIoA
— Wimbledon (@Wimbledon) February 16, 2018
.@rogerfederer rewrites history in Rotterdam:
With his victory today, Federer has now surpassed Andre Agassi to become the oldest World No. 1 in ATP history!
🙌🇨🇭🐐🎾1️⃣
🎥: #USOpen pic.twitter.com/3ROFU0wfao
— US Open Tennis (@usopen) February 16, 2018
.@rogerfederer became world number one for the first time in February 2004. Monday, he will be back at the top of the ATP rankings ! 💯🔝
Roger #Federer est devenu n°1 mondial pour la première fois en février 2004. 14 ans plus tard, il est de retour à la 1ère place mondiale ! pic.twitter.com/MFHgm78hc5— Roland-Garros (@rolandgarros) February 16, 2018
That feeling when you reclaim world No.1 – the oldest top-ranked player in history to do so – more than 14 years after the first time.
Take a bow, @rogerfederer. pic.twitter.com/176CsFpxng
— #AusOpen (@AustralianOpen) February 16, 2018
