Happy birthday, Roger Federer! To help celebrate his 42nd birthday, we're taking a look back at 17 thrilling shots of the master at play.
310: That’s the number of weeks Roger Federer has spent as world number one during his career —237 of them consecutively. With 20 Grand Slam victories to his credit, the Swiss-born tennis player has long been hailed as one of his sport’s very best.
Now, as we await Federer’s return to the tour following a knee surgery—and to help celebrate his 42nd birthday—we take a look back at 17 thrilling shots of the master at play.At the U.S. Open in 2002.Tossing his racket at the Hyundai Hopman Cup in Australia in January 2002.During the Hamburg Masters Series in Germany in 2003.At the Ericsson Open in Miami in 2001.Playing in the Davis Cup in Australia in 2003.After winning his semi-final match against Lleyton Hewitt at the U.S. Open in 2002.
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