Roger Federer drops in LIVE to talk with Andy Roddick. They dig into how men’s tennis has evolved, whether tournaments should speed up courts again, and what it takes to bridge generations from Rod Laver to Alcaraz. Roger opens up about his knee struggles, the emotions of retiring at the Laver Cup, and the possibility of a Federer–Nadal exhibition. There’s plenty of fun, too—banter about black-tie dress codes and daily life in 2025.
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