Roger Federer, the legendary tennis player, made the decision to retire from the sport last September in London, a city known for its association with Wimbledon and its connection to royalty. During his remarkable career, his final event was the Laver Cup, which pitted Europe against the rest of the world, featuring his greatest rivals, Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic.    36    . However, it is not solely these numbers that have endeared Federer to the public. 

          37    . While his forehand is fierce and his backhand wicked, his playing style remains elegant and fluid, a captivating spectacle. Moreover, there is an almost regal aura surrounding Roger, from his impeccable hair to his simple yet classy RF logo. Additionally, as a father of four, Federer is a marketer's dream. It comes as no surprise that he has amassed an estimated $1 billion through sponsorships, endorsements, appearance fees, and business deals throughout his career.    38    . He maintains eye contact during press conferences and provides thoughtful responses, even when faced with silly questions. 

       It’s true that injuries began to take their toll on Federer, and his once seemingly invincible body started revealing signs of wear.    39    . During that year, he defeated his long-time rival Rafael Nadal in the Australian Open final and went on to secure his eighth Wimbledon title, showcasing his enduring skill and determination. An impressive achievement came in 2018 when Federer, at the age of 36, became the oldest player to hold the number one ranking in the world. He successfully defended his Australian Open title that year and ultimately won his final major championship.    40    . While there will undoubtedly be future stars in the world of tennis, Federer will forever hold a unique place in the hearts of fans and enthusiasts alike worldwide due to his contributions to the sport!