CLRoger Federer was emotionally moved during his induction into the Tennis Hall of Fame at a ceremony in Newport, Rhode Island. The Swiss tennis legend spoke about his wife, Mirka Federer, who also gave a heartfelt speech, which touched him deeply. He reflected on his early days as a ball boy, his coach Severin Lüthi, and influences like Martina Hingis and Martina Navratilova. Federer emphasized the role Mirka played in his life as more than just a spouse, she was his trainer, stylist, and inspiration. He also shared memories of friendships formed during his career and expressed gratitude to those who supported him over the years. Federer concluded by stating that while his tennis career has ended, the sport remains central to his interests and values.
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