The Roger Federer Effect: Rivals, Friends, Fans and How the Maestro Changed Their Lives

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Simon Cambers Simon Graf

The Roger Federer Effect

Rivals, Friends, Fans and How the Maestro Changed Their Lives

Simon Cambers, Simon Graf

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Pitch Publishing Ltd
14 November 2022

Autobiography: sport; Sports & outdoor recreation; Football (Soccer, Association football)

The Roger Federer Effect tells the story of the world's most famous tennis player in a fresh, innovative way through the eyes of his friends, rivals, coaches, fans and many others who have been drawn to him as he blazed a trail and transcended the sport. In a glorious career spanning more than two decades, Federer won 20 Grand Slam titles including eight at Wimbledon and more than 100 tournaments worldwide, taking the game to a new level and becoming the most popular player the sport has ever seen. As he enters retirement, more than 40 personalities from inside and outside tennis reveal the special place Federer holds in their lives. Through exclusive interviews, they explain the Roger Federer phenomenon. As much as his deeds are important, it is also the intimate details that really make a person who they are. The Roger Federer Effect reveals them in fascinating and often previously untold anecdotes. Simon Cambers and Simon Graf are well known tennis journalists who have covered Federer's entire career.

By: Simon Cambers, Simon Graf
Imprint: Pitch Publishing Ltd
Country of Publication: United Kingdom
Dimensions: Height: 240mm, Width: 160mm,
ISBN: 9781801504478
ISBN 10: 1801504474
Pages: 256
Publication Date: 14 November 2022
Audience: General/trade , ELT Advanced
Format: Hardback
Publisher's Status: Unspecified

Simon Cambers is a British tennis journalist and broadcaster who has covered the ATP and WTA Tours for 25 years. He writes regularly for The Guardian, New York Times, ESPN and Glasgow Herald. Simon Graf is a Swiss tennis journalist and the author of a best-selling 2018 Roger Federer biography. He writes for Zurich-based newspaper Tages-Anzeiger and has followed Federer around the world for the last 22 years.