US EditionPat Rafter recalls Roger Federer's main weakness as a teenager
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Pat Rafter recalls Roger Federer's main weakness as a teenager
Despite his immense talent, Roger Federer took some time before he sorted out all the details of his game and became mentally solid as well. The former world number 1 had several behavioral problems at the beginning of his career and it was essential to surround himself with the right people to fully express his infinite potential. When he understood what was the correct direction to take, the former Swiss champion began to lift one trophy after…
2-time US Open winner reveals why he thought Roger Federer was a 'punk'
Former world No 1 Pat Rafter has revealed that Roger Federer was a ‘bit soft’ as a teenager, detailing his thoughts on their 1999 meeting. The two-time US Open champion met the Swiss on three occasions, claiming the victory in all of them. Rafter first faced Federer in the first-round of Roland Garros in 1999, which was the 20-time Grand Slam champion’s debut at Grand Slam level. “Roger Federer came on the scene in ’99, and I got to play him; he…
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