See Roger Federer win a Grand Slam

See Roger Federer win a Grand Slam

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Witness tennis history as the greatest player of all time claims another major championship—though at 43, Federer's competitive days are now behind him. This challenge has become impossible since his retirement, but during his prime, watching his fluid grace and tactical brilliance live was like seeing poetry in motion. Those lucky enough to have experienced this witnessed sporting artistry that redefined what tennis could be.

Difficulty
75/100Hard
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Cost
$500 – $5,000
Time
full-day
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People
1+
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Setting
either
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Season
any
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Equipment
None needed

People who tried this

First point a Rafa winner, 0-15. Second point a Roger error, 0-30. BREATHE ROGER! An ace and it is 15-30. But a Rafa winner next and Nadal has two breakpoints. ARE YOU KIDDING ME UNIVERSE?! Roger’s 19th ace saves the first. An inside-out forehand save the second and it is deuce. Then lo and behold, an error from Rafa gives Roger his first Championship point. His first serve is called fault and then his second serve gets called out. But Roger then challenges successfully to get another first serve which is called out again. He challenges once more but this time to no avail. He does get his second serve in but a forehand error brings it back to deuce. By now I am grabbing my head with both my hands and making growling noises because I am too tense for actual words.
mixedrogerfedererfan · WordPress fan blogsource ↗
Set 2 begins with a rejuvenated Rafa holding the first game. Then out of nowhere, Roger’s serves disappear. He starts his game with a double fault. Roger looks a bit lost. Where did all that momentum from Set 1 go? [...] Rafa takes the set with a love hold, 6-3. Here are the highlights. One set all. My nausea sets in.
mixedrogerfedererfan · WordPress fan blogsource ↗

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