Federer's HUGE Wish For Alcaraz At The Australian Open Tennis History। USA NEWS TODAY

Описание: Roger Federer reveals his biggest hope for tennis: to see Carlos Alcaraz win the Australian Open and become the YOUNGEST man ever to complete the Career Grand Slam. The Swiss legend shares why this moment is so special for the sport and compares Alcaraz & Sinner's rivalry to the classic battles of his own era.

In this exclusive analysis, we break down:

Federer's powerful endorsement of Carlos Alcaraz's historic quest.

Why the Australian Open is the final piece of the puzzle for the 22-year-old.

How Federer's own Career Slam journey makes his words so meaningful.

His take on the epic Alcaraz vs. Sinner rivalry shaping modern tennis.

Federer's life in retirement and his return to Melbourne as a fan.

Timestamps:
0:00 Federer's Australian Open Dream For Alcaraz
1:10 The Quest: Youngest Career Grand Slam Ever
2:05 Federer's Perspective: His Own Roland Garros Win
3:15 Alcaraz vs. Sinner: The Rivalry Defining an Era
4:30 The Pressure & Promise in Melbourne
5:25 Federer on Retirement, Family & Coaching
6:40 Why This Moment Matters For Tennis History

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Federer's HUGE Wish For Alcaraz At The Australian Open Tennis History



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