Roger Federer closes the door to being a television commentator... for now

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After retiring in the summer of 2022, Roger Federer is slowly approaching that moment where an excess of free time could awaken the desire to do something within the circuit again. Don't think he's just sitting around with his arms crossed – that doesn't exist when you have four kids, but you get the idea. In his latest interview, the Swiss discussed the idea of becoming a TV commentator, something we would all love. However, the Basel native still believes it is too early to take that step.

"Not at the moment, I'm focusing on my kids; it's time to be interested in what's important before they leave home. If any media outlet asks me right now, I would say no because I don't have the time, although never say never. Even Stefan Edberg never envisaged spending two years on the circuit with me, so I am willing to be a mentor to someone with questions; I'll be happy to share my advice," stated the 20-time champion.

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