It’s almost been ten years since I started my channel on Youtube. My only goal was to provide Roger Federer videos as I felt there were a lot of good stuff missing that should be available to tennis fans. Unexpectedly things took off really quick and suddenly I had 1000 subscribers and I thought… why not build on this? Since then a lot of things have passed, all from Federer’s amazing comeback in 2017, the top 1000 shots video that the man himself retweeted to Federer eventually retiring. There were also some tough moments, as when copyright issues nearly had my channel deleted on several occasions. It’s been a bumpy road with many ups and downs, but I’m still here and I see no end to my journey on Youtube, especially with the rise of exceptional talents like Alcaraz and Sinner. Most importantly though, during this time I’ve gained connection with a lot of tennis fans that I today can call my friends. Every positive comment on my videos have meant the world to me and what I guess I’m trying to say is that the journey I’m experiencing would never have been possible without you, my subscribers. So from the bottom of my heart to you all: Thank you a million times!

@Yasser_RF103 Ehm? Why do you take an entire video I worked countless hours on and post on X???

Only Roger Federer Can Turn Tennis Into Art ▶️

@TvRFTennis Damn, memories 😅

Federer in Indian Wells 2012 & 2017 are two of the coolest versions of the GOAT ever

@Aleeexanderrrrr Crushed Gasquet! I think this was before the Nishikori loss

When Roger Federer Destroyed His Opponent In Under 1 Hour (Brutal Attacking Tennis!)

Elmo is everyone: loves Roger Federer!

@PeezeyJr Weird argument

RT @TennisTV: Stop it, Carlos 😱 @carlosalcaraz #abnamroopen

RT @budapestborn: @RazOlsRF To be fair, everyone who plays tennis plays to win. But moneymaking, although important to encourage and allow…

RT @carlosalcaraz: A cuartos! ❤️🔥🫶🏻 @abnamroopen 📸 @atptour

@fonsequism It was one example. There are more of course.

Is Joao Fonseca tennis' next superstar? In my opinion he is in a front runner position due to his tennis abilities at such a young age (18). A complete in-depth look at his gamer here: ▶️

You act like you know Federer lol. "He loved making money". So who's the one projecting? At least I had a quote by Medvedev to go by. With the one slam thing I meant that usually players celebrate the first one BIG time because it's a dream come true and you never know if you're gonna get your hands on another one. Medvedev acted like he won a FIFA match vs Rublev. But the comparison went right over your head. Not worth discussing with you.

If anything you romanticize money. Federer loved the game, he cried both when winning and losing and respect the game and its history a lot. Medvedev on the other hand, couldnt care much more than winning a FIFA match when he won his first and likely only slam lol. Tells you the difference.

@jaketennisnut Exactly