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Roger Federer. (Credit: Twitter)
Swiss icon Federer shared a video clip of him travelling in a tuk-tuk during his travel to Thailand along with an amusing caption.
Tennis legend Roger Federer was seen enjoying his trip to Thailand as the Swiss icon shared snippets from his trip to the Asian country.
Federer shared a video clip of him travelling in a tuk-tuk on his travels with a hilarious caption that read, “Fast and furious Tuk-Tuk edition”
A couple of days earlier, the Swiss maestro shared a picture of him donning a traditional hat associated with the Asian nation in an image captioned, “Floating through Thailand”
Federer, who was the first man to reach the 20- grand slam title mark with his win at the Australian Open in the year 2018, decided to hang up his boots in the year 2022 citing recurring injuries.
The Swiss great originally intended to get back to action following an injury that had kept him out for nearly a year, before deciding it was time to draw the curtains on one of the most illustrious sporting careers in history.
He formed one part of the fabled triumvirate alongside long-term rival Rafael Nadal and Serb legend Novak Djokovic as the trio dominated world tennis for over a decade.
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Nadal would eventually surpass the Swiss genius as he notched up 22 grand slam titles before Djokovic eclipsed both his counterparts as he picked up his 24th major title with a triumphant outing at the US Open in the year 2023.
Djokovic stands tied with Margret Court, who also has 24 major titles in singles to her name, as the most successful player in the history of the sport.
The Serbian was expected to one-up the Australian legend at the Australian Open, an event he has managed to win a record ten times, earlier in the year, but Italian Jannik Sinner claimed a massive upset win over the 36-year-old Serbian before eventually picking up his first major title with a come-from-behind win over Daniil Medvedev in the championship clash.
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