Back on the court in Los Angeles: Federer still stunning at 44

Le 13/09/2025 à 20h50 par Jules Hypolite

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Back on the court in Los Angeles: Federer still stunning at 44

The tennis world got to see Roger Federer in action again during a session in Los Angeles, confirming that even after retirement, his touch and fluidity remain legendary.

Federer's public appearances on a tennis court have been rare since his retirement at the Laver Cup in 2022.

This Saturday, the Swiss legend was spotted on a court in Los Angeles hitting balls alongside Tommy Haas, one of his former rivals on the tour.

A chance to see Federer's still pristine technique, now at 44 years old. As a reminder, he will also make an appearance in October in Shanghai to play a doubles exhibition with Chinese celebrities.

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It's painful to see him again, I miss him so much on court.

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