Roger Federer and the Laver Cup are like two peas in a pod, seamlessly intertwined in the world of tennis. Even after his retirement following the 2022 Laver Cup, Federer’s remarkable grace and presence on the court remain unforgettable. As the 2024 Laver Cup approaches, Chris Evert ensures that Federer’s elegance is not overlooked, sharing a poignant two-word message to honor the Swiss legend’s enduring impact on the sport.

The 43-year-old retired at the Laver Cup in London two years ago and has remained involved in tennis as an ambassador for the event he helped build. Not only that, but as the event is about to start, recently Evert took to her Twitter handle to applaud Federer’s charm on the tennis court.

The American tennis legend, Chris Evert, recently shared a post by tennis commentator José Morgado, which featured Roger Federer practicing on the Laver Cup court. Accompanying the post, Evert wrote, “Still beautiful!” emphasizing that she has not forgotten Federer’s grace, even though he has retired from the sport.

Federer, on the other hand, discussed his retirement and shared how being involved in the tennis scene has helped a seamless transition into retirement. “I’m happy I went back right away to some tournaments. I feel I ripped the Band-Aid off quite quickly, and when I walk around the tennis sites, I still feel I belong there.”

Furthermore, Federer stressed the necessity of being involved in the sport, stating that his continual attendance at events has helped him maintain a feeling of connection. Following that, he acknowledged that there was a temptation to stay at home and fully embrace retirement, but he stressed the value of remaining involved.

Even though it’s been two years since his retirement, Roger Federer recently admitted that he feels he may have retired earlier than he intended. Reflecting on his decision, Federer shared that he had hoped to extend his playing career but ultimately felt compelled to step away sooner due to persistent physical challenges.

Roger Federer believes that he retired early

In his preparation for this week’s Laver Cup in Berlin, Roger Federer revealed a day ago that he no longer feels “like an alien” because of his continued involvement in the sport. But at the same time, he shared his thoughts that he might have played a bit longer.

Reflecting on his post-retirement journey, the 43-year-old remarked, “I’m happy I went back right away to some tournaments. I feel I ripped the Band-Aid off quite quickly, and when I walk around the tennis sites, I still feel I belong there. I don’t feel like an alien, which is a good thing because you can feel like that very quickly.”

Federer’s presence at the Laver Cup has been a symbol of the tournament’s prestige and excitement. Since its inception in 2017, Team Europe dominated the early years by winning the first four events, showcasing their formidable strength and unity. However, in recent years, Team World has made a strong comeback, securing victories in the past two tournaments. Moreover, it will be interesting to see who takes the title home this year.