The highly anticipated documentary, “FEDERER: Twelve Final Days,” is set to give fans an intimate look into tennis legend Roger Federer’s final days as a professional athlete. Scheduled for release on Amazon Prime Video on June 20, the film promises unprecedented access to Federer’s personal and professional life.
Throughout his illustrious career, Federer’s family has been his rock. Meeting his wife, Mirka Vavrinec, in 2000 during the Olympics, the couple dated for nine years before tying the knot in 2009. Federer has always credited Mirka for his success, acknowledging her unwavering support even during his early title-less days.
The couple shares four children, including twin daughters Charlene and Myla, born in 2009, and twin sons Leo and Lenny, born in 2014. Federer has been vocal about his joy in fatherhood, often seen with his children at his matches.
Reflecting on his historic 2017 Wimbledon victory, Federer shared how seeing his children in the stands made the moment truly special. He described the emotional impact of having his family present during such a significant milestone in his career.
In a recent interview, Federer opened up about how becoming a father of four changed his perspective on his career, shifting from a dominant athlete to a challenger. This new mindset fueled his desire to continue competing at the highest level, showcasing the importance of family in his journey.
Directed by award-winning filmmaker Asif Kapadia, “FEDERER: Twelve Final Days” promises to be a must-watch for tennis fans and Federer enthusiasts alike, offering a unique glimpse into the life of a sporting icon in his final days on the court.