Federer proved to be too strong a force and recorded his 73rd singles match win in 85 matches this season, which included five individual titles from 11 finals. The 33-year-old Swiss ends his 2014 campaign as the oldest year-end No. 2 in Emirates ATP Rankings history (since 1973). They said he didnt have a French Open. He won Roland Garros. They said he didnt have an Olympics medal. He won TWO - one in singles, and another in doubles. They said he is 33, and done. He ended that year with the most wins on the ATP World Tour. And then they said, he doesnt have a Davis Cup... The legend of Roger Federer will be told and retold in the years to come. Savour him. Cherish him. For there will be only ONE epitome of peRFection.
Posted on: Sun, 23 Nov 2014 22:32:34 +0000
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