Roger Federer officially announced his retirement from tennis on September 15 and mentioned he would play his last match in the Laver Cup. Roger paired up with Rafael Nadal on September 23 to compete in his final match in London's O2 Arena.

The world watched Federer and Nadal participate in a professional tennis match for the final time, but not as rivals but as partners. Overall, it was an emotional event, despite the fact that they were defeated by the Jack Sock-Frances Tiafoe team by scores of 6-4, 6-7, and 9-11, reports UNB. 

Roger Federer is considered one of the greatest tennis players of all-time if not the best broke down in tears after playing his final tennis match on Friday. Nadal also lost control of his emotions and started crying during Federer's speech. Thousands of supporters yelled his name before Roger hugged the presence of the tennis players on the court at the O2 Arena in London.

"It's been a wonderful day. I told the guys, 'I'm happy. I'm not sad.' Roger Federer said in a post-match speech. "It feels great to be here and I enjoyed tying my shoes one more time. Everything was the last time." He said this while starting his farewell remarks.

Roger Federer turned pro in 1998 and won 103 career titles, including 20 Grand Slam singles. He was the No. 1 tennis player for 310 weeks, including a record 237 straight weeks. Federer also ended the year as the No. 1 player five times. 

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