Laver Cup: Roger Federer Reveals Hilarious Reason why he as to apologize to Carlos Alcaraz after retir……see more

Roger Federer, who retired from professional tennis in 2022, recently shared a light-hearted and funny reason why he felt the need to apologize to Spanish tennis sensation Carlos Alcaraz during the Laver Cup. The legendary Swiss player, who has won 20 Grand Slam singles titles, made this revelation while reflecting on his final career moments and his interactions with younger players, particularly the rising stars like Alcaraz.

Federer, who has been a mentor to many younger players over the years, jokingly recalled an incident that took place during one of their recent encounters at the Laver Cup. Alcaraz, who is known for his immense talent and maturity on the court, was also playing alongside Federer’s long-time rival, Rafael Nadal, in the team competition. While discussing the dynamics of playing alongside these younger stars, Federer quipped about how, in his last competitive match at the Laver Cup, he felt he might have unintentionally created a “problem” for Alcaraz.

The amusing reason for his apology? Federer explained that while he was involved in the doubles match, he accidentally made a move that left Alcaraz in an awkward position, as the 21-year-old star was forced to scramble and adjust his game to accommodate Federer’s decisions. Federer admitted that his movements weren’t quite as sharp as they once were, and as a result, Alcaraz had to cover for him more than expected.

Federer’s comment was met with laughter, and Alcaraz himself found it amusing. The humility and humor that Federer displayed even after retirement were a reminder of his personality both on and off the court. He has always been known for his sportsmanship, and this light-hearted apology only solidified his legacy as one of the most respected figures in tenin

The exchange between Federer and Alcaraz at the Laver Cup highlighted the mutual respect between the veterans and the new generation of tennis stars. While Federer’s career has come to a close, his influence on the game—and on young players like Alcaraz—continues to be felt.